Dicey Riley's Irish Pub — Restaurant in Fort Lauderdale

Absolutely the worst club on the Fort Lauderdale strip. If I could give negative stars I would indeed. I tried this place twice, and both times were a disaster. The first time, they were blasting “Party in the USA” on repeat—felt like I was stuck at a 2009 middle school dance. You can’t even move on the dance floor without getting your feet stomped on. And don’t get me started on drink prices—$30 for a vodka cranberry with Absolut? Be for real. But what really pushed me to write this review was my second visit, which somehow managed to be even worse. I figured I’d give it another shot (big mistake). While in line, I started chatting with a group of girls who literally told me they were 17. And yet, the security at the front let them in after they handed over fake IDs and $20 cash—blatant bribery. When it was my turn, I handed over my Arizona state ID, which is completely valid (FYI: Arizona IDs don’t expire until you’re 65). The guy immediately accused me of having a fake ID and demanded $20 to let me in. I told him to get a cop if he really thought it was fake. He refused, causing a scene and trying to embarrass me in front of everyone. I had to snatch my ID back and walk away. Also, not to be petty, but if you’re working security in South Florida, maybe try being taller than 4’11” and actually knowing how to spot a real ID. Bottom line: This club is trash. You’re partying with high schoolers, getting ripped off at the bar, and dealing with unprofessional security. Do yourself a favor and go to Capone’s instead or literally anywhere...

I don’t normally leave a bad review but this is specific to a bartender. My group initially ordered from the front bar and the bartender there was awesome - informing us of the $5 drink specials. I went to a different bartender who was on the way back from the bathroom but was horrible. First, she ignored me when I wanted to order even though no one else was trying to order and I had to wave her down. I ordered the same $5 drinks but she gave me the bill and she charged me $8 per drink. I asked her about it and she said “that’s happy hour price and it’s over now”. I told her we just ordered from the other bartender and it was $5 but she was adamant that’s HH pricing. Since she already poured the drinks, I just paid for it. I asked for ice water and she said they only have bottled water for a charge (even though we’ve been getting ice water from the other bartender for free ALL night). When I went back to the first bartender, I was able to again order the $5 drinks and get free iced water lol. So why was I able to order it for $5 from a different bartender if “happy hour is over”? So she lied to me and overcharged me. Even worse, I checked my credit card bill after it processed and she changed my tip from...

I went out with my fiancé to enjoy a night out without the kids. We stopped at Dicey’s, we always stop by to grab drinks. I have a classmate who worked there for some time, we would always come to the bar. One bartender who was sweet asked us if we wanted to order drinks and I said no thank you. Shortly after , another bartender with blonde hair approached us and asked if we were going to order drinks , and at that moment in time we were not ready but we were going to. We were actually discussing what we want to order. She then proceeded to tell us “ then you need to get out of the bar” as if our presence disturbed her in particular. That was extremely uncalled for and unprofessional — that did it for us. Never going back to a bar that tells you to leave for NO REASON, apparently my fiancé and I not being ready to order at that split second was an issue or maybe there was more behind it. And if your bartenders are telling your customers to leave because they are not ordering a drink at that current moment— YIKES— That will take away business, I am not telling anyone...