Bar Description
If you are looking for a venue that perfectly bridges the gap between an authentic Irish pub and a high energy sports bar, is a must visit destination. Located right on Route 73, this sprawling establishment offers a relaxed, welcoming vibe with attentive service. It is the kind of place where you can comfortably bring the family for a hearty dinner early in the evening, or gather a large group of friends to cheer on your favorite team later at night. The dining room and bar area are lined with flat screen televisions, making it a premier spot for watching local games, yet it still maintains a cozy, neighborhood tavern feel that keeps the local regulars coming back week after week.
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The Drink Experience: Because you are looking for great beverages, you will be thrilled with their massive, continuously rotating tap list. They heavily support the regional brewing scene, frequently pouring fresh New Jersey craft beers from Tonewood Brewing, Cape May Brewing Co., MudHen, and Swedesboro Brewing Company. If you prefer a classic, they keep reliable domestic and imported lagers ice cold and ready to go. For cocktail drinkers, the bartenders mix up creative seasonal beverages, like a Toasted Coconut Margarita, alongside a fully stocked bar of premium spirits.
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Traditional Irish Comfort: The kitchen genuinely stands out by serving up incredibly comforting, traditional Irish dishes that go well beyond standard bar food. Patrons highly recommend the slow cooked Guinness Beef Stew, the savory Bangers and Mash with crunchy onion straws, and the deeply satisfying Shepherd’s Pie baked with fresh mashed potatoes.
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Game Day Favorites: If you are just looking for something to snack on while having a few beers, their shareable appetizers hit the spot perfectly. You cannot go wrong with the Irish Nachos built on crispy waffle fries, the handmade Cheesesteak Spring Rolls served with sriracha ketchup, or a massive order of their signature buffalo wings.
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