The Irishman Pub - Dallas, Texas

Derek A.

The Irishman Pub is a cozy and inviting spot that captures the essence of an authentic Irish pub experience. The menu features hearty and delicious pub fare, from classic fish and chips to savory shepherd's pie, as well as a variety of appetizers and flavorful sandwiches. The drink selection is impressive, with a great assortment of beers, whiskeys, and craft cocktails to enjoy. The atmosphere is friendly and lively, with a great mix of locals and visitors, making it an excellent place for both casual drinks and a full meal. The service is attentive, and the overall vibe is warm and welcoming. Highly recommended for a great time with good food and drinks!

Hank M.

Not the worst fish-and-chips I've ever had, but close. If you deep-fat fry a piece of fish, I don't see how it can help but come out crispy. But these were on the soggy side.

The service was fast and friendly, and the atmosphere was what you'd expect from a pub. And I know that people don't typically go to a pub for the food, so maybe my expectations were too high.

Alexis H.

This place had a bit of a dive bar, feeling to it, while being in kind of a strip mall in the suburbs. They had two bartenders, working the restaurant on a Monday, which is all day happy hour. We got an Irish Mule (not my fave) and Guinness to drink.

The pretzels were $5 on Mondays and were great. They have daily specials for food. I’m usually more of a mustard versus cheese person, but their cheese was phenomenal. My friends got a burger and fries and a club with sweet potato fries.

We brought our computers to book. Some travel plans, and their Wi-Fi wasn’t ideal, but this seems more like a bar for regulars to come and play pool.

SheMeeka

The bartenders were very attentive to their customers; making sure everyone’s needs were met. I ordered two salads: The Irishman Salad and The Caesar Salad. The servings were massive ! Not too mention the salads tasted great. I will definitely return !😁

freetobeme03

We sat ourselves as the sign up front instructed but waited at least five minutes before a waitress came to greet us. Very dark interior... tacky decor and no authentic bar imported from Ireland that we could tell, which we're told is the sign of a true Irish pub. Food was either greasy or burned... the potatoes were so burnt they were inedible. We wanted to like this place so much but we couldn't justify it at all... Trinity Hall is still badly missed.

Rab M.

Big pub with lots of capacity, good selection of beers on tap. Kinda dark inside. Big patio area for smoking. However, unfortunately, they have a Union Jack flag on the ceiling and it's meant to be an authentic Irish pub. As someone who comes from that part of the world and is somewhat of an Irish pub connoisseur, I find this completely unacceptable. I complained to the manager about it and then walked out - won't be back.

K B. (. D.

Pretty disappointed in the pickup order I got. I ordered a monte cristo, which has been my favorite. In fact the only place I liked it from was from here, until now. The meat is nonexistent like before and to top it off no raspberry jelly/jam to go with it. Not even close to what it once was that I used to order and receive. Besides that being a huge let down and disappointment it was quick and easy to get and easy for pick up. I also ordered mozzarella sticks that needed to be fried longer as they were very yellow. No condiments like they used to throw in every time. I won’t be getting them anymore. Not for over $30 dollars worth.

Amy P.

Ok y’all! Seriously this PUB is the bomb! We got the Fish and Chips. Cod was amazing. I am not a high fan of dark beers, but Jessica aka the bartender knew her stuff and recommended a light blond that blew me out of the water! It was light and fresh without a weird after taste; Smithwicks.
The staff was ON POINT and I give this place on a laidback vibe to chill on a Saturday afternoon 5/5 stars! They don’t disappoint!