First time in the place...it's a quaint little place, something I'd expect for a little bar and public house.

First, the menu is pretty good, with some amusing names for takes on American food...take the "Phil O'Delphia" sandwich, for example - great take on an American classic with an Irish name. I had the Haddock Cape Verde, which came with sweet potato fries and coleslaw, and added on a cup of chili. Everything was very good, and was hot when it arrived, which makes all the difference. Taste of the food was very good too.

Second, the beer list. Sure, there's a limited selection, but hey, you've also got a full bar to choose from if you don't like the beer selection. The usual Guinness, Harp, and Smithwick's on tap, along with Leiney's Summer, Sam Summer, Bud Light, and a couple others. I'm in an Irish place, I need myself a Guinness (or two). Beer arrives, and in the foam, a shamrock had been drawn. Very nice touch. Served at a nice temperature too - not too cold, and certainly not warm. Right where a Guinness should be served.

It was quiet for a Sunday night. There was a party going on in one room and the only person serving the other room was the bartender, which you'd think would make for awful service. Quite the opposite. Although he was busy serving drinks, greeting folks as they sat down, and just chatting, he was very pleasant, and not once did he complain. Heck, he even took the order without the need to write it down, and everything came out EXACTLY correct. Can't beat that. Never caught the bartender's name, but he was a great server, very polite, and always on top of things with a positive attitude.

Overall, a fantastic place to come and have a drink, a bite to eat, and relax after a day. Definitely worth checking out and going if you haven't already. You won't be disappointed.