Mannion's Pub & Restaurant — Restaurant in Somerville

Incredibly rude female bartender. We came in looking for a single beer, no food on a wednesday evening. The bar was dead, maybe 3 customers in the entire place. We were asked to leave because I had a Dunkin Donuts coffee and "we don't allowed outside food". Really? Is my single cup of coffee losing you business?

The reason i'm writing this review is because AS we were leaving (we didn't cause any fuss) the bartender immediately began saying how entitled I was to have brought a coffee into the restaurant TO OTHER PATRONS. We were standing AT THE DOOR when she was saying it.

Yes, my single cup of coffee on a slow Wednesday was really going to destroy your business. But thanks to the rudeness of this particular employee we will unfortunately never be coming back. It wasn't the coffee, it was the rude comments as we respected their wishes and left with no fuss...

I went into this building and only ordered 3 drinks it was on only day off in forever . And I decided to stop at my local bar and have a drink and I like Adam and Courtney there they are very nice to me usually but because I decided to just have a little bit of dancing apparently the owner texted her and asked me to leave the building. This is honestly so unprofessional and uncalled for since I have been a regular there and have drank a lot more before and they didn’t stop me. I am extremely disappointed with the service here tonight . I usually tip them very nicely and hang out and have fun but tonight because I decided to dance on a Thursday night that’s enough to kick me out … honestly pretty heart broken considering I’m still going out but bad experience over all...

One of my favorite Irish stops in Somerville.

Mannion's keeps itself quiet most the time which makes it a mellow place to stop in for a pint and meal with a few Irish specialty items to choose from but plenty of American bar fare as well for the picky eaters that aren't as adventurous. Prices are excellent too. Meals will run you only about $10-$25 per person, for a good portioned meal that will satisfy everyone with some great appetizers.

St. Patrick's Day is done with an old style theme and doesn't go overly extravagant. They keep it simple with servings of corned beef & cabbage, shepherd's pie, Irish stew and plenty of pints of Guinness, Smithwick's and...