My family and I went out for dinner just needed to get out of the house and this was great! Our…read moreserver Kadyn(sorry if I misspell!) Was fantastic. She was very attentive and funny and definitely made the experience comfortable for us and our toddlers!

Beer was awesome, but the food was better. Had the Caprese Burger. Everything was delicious…read more Friendly staff, great vibe. This is a must try if you are in town and appreciate food and a cold beer. Locally sourced beef and vegetables.

Wow. This place really shone in every facet of food and drink service. Perhaps one of the best…read morelunches we have had in a decade. A dear friend just bought a condo near Newfound Lake and needed to attend the HOA meeting, so we decided to join with them afterwards and they searched the food offerings and came up with Kathleen's Irish Pub. Arriving at the place we noticed a sizable parking area although I am sure it's on overflow at St. Patty's Day. For a first timer, the premises used to be a hardware store so there are several doors and although the one that seems to be the main door, is not. The entrance is towards the front and there is a ramp to the main door Entering the Pub, there is an ample bar area and the food area is towards the left, facing Main Street. We were warmly greeted by a wonderful hostess whose demeanor and customer care was the best I've seen in a long time. We began the afternoon festivities with, of course, Guinness, certainly slow poured, which is good for you. My other half had their Harviestoun Old Engine Oil, creamy and tasty. The next course we had was their Giant Pretzel. Really giant. Baby Huey giant. It served as the appetizer for four of us. We got it with both, homemade beer cheese dipping sauce and the Irish Whiskey Dipping sauce. Both sauces are delicious, really so. Then they brought out the main courses; I had their delicious fish and chips. Perhaps one of the best, tastiest, crispy pieces of fish I've ever had. My spouse ordered the Galway Girl, a true half pound prime Black Angus burger topped by Swiss cheese and fried cheddar curds, poblano dressing and chips. The mix of the fried curds and meat and sauce was amazingly tasty. Another friend had the Boxty, basically a potato pancake filled with a delicious chicken stew. The quality of the food was amazing. Really so. But that wasn't enough, we ordered both, their Bread Pudding, and their Sticky Toffee Pudding. The Bread Pudding was amazing, but the Sticky Pudding was unequaled. I am glad we shared the dessert among four people... At the end of the lunch, the owner came in and engaged us in conversation. Affable, full of energy, friendly, and she knows the path of excellence where she's taking the place. We learned a second pub is planned for Franklin. If it is anywhere near the quality of Kathleen's, Franklin will have one superb eatery. Absolutely recommended.

We've been to Kathleen's a number of times over the last couple of years, including this evening…read more There were a couple of occasions that, similar to other reviews, where things did not go well. But overall and current experience has been excellent. There is a mix of authentic Irish dishes and some Irish-ish fare. The Shepherds Pie and Fish and Chips are consistently excellent. Bangers and Mash is also,very good. Salads are fresh and appetizers good, though most are on the heavy side. Good selection, of beer and a number of memorable irish whiskies are available. Service is usually very good, especially when the owners are present. Everyone is friendly. We'll be back again. Very soon.

Been here a few times. Great burgers. Great service. Decent prices…read more Good place to stop after shows at the Capitol Theater.

Nice enough place for families with young kids or 20-somethings looking to get drunk, but forget…read moreabout the food! Everything our party of four ordered was a disappointment, starting with an ice-tea cocktail that was undrinkable-- our nice waitress took it off the bill. My grilled salmon on a bed of rice arrived as dry as the Sahara, surrounded by burnt roasted carrots -- at least I think that's what they were. My husband's steak he ordered medium rare was also way overdone, served a block of with cold mashed potatoes. The overly sweet Apple Pumpkin Bisque (for $9) went uneaten after each of us tried a spoonful -- it was more like a bowl of pie filling than soup. Even the dessert, bread pudding with some whipped cream, was gloppy and unappetizing. This is a great place to go if you are fasting.

I just left this place and I'm still thinking about the tenders and fries I had here. The tenders…read morewere perfectly crispy on the outside juicy in the inside (the way I like them - 15/10)! Everyone was chill and friendly. But for real, the fries were my favorite. Genuinely the best I've ever had. I'll be back the second I'm in Concord again

they had just opened when we got there and we got food very quickly. the workers are very nice and…read morethey have really cool artwork inside. they also have live music. seems like a great place!

Love this place! We haven't tried their food yet, but when we want to just go out and have a beer…read moreor a pour of a good Irish whiskey, Casey Magee's is the place.

Very comfortable bar- traditional pub with a stage for live music and a ton of TVs for whatever…read moregame you're looking for. Service is attentive and the beer selection is solid. Definitely will be back!

Stumbled on this brewery after a hike at Pack Monadnock; we almost drove right past it, but I'm so…read moreglad we didn't. I love when old buildings get a second life, and Post and Beam did a really nice job renovating this former Civil War Veterans' hall. The front yard could use a little sprucing, but the side patio and inside were clean and well kept. The small outdoor patio ended up being the perfect spot to sit and sip our hazy IPAs. Cool place and definitely worth a stop.

Tried Post & Beam Brewing on a summer afternoon and was really impressed. The Our Town NEIPA came…read morehighly recommended... Crisp, fruity, and super refreshing, it's exactly what you want on a warm day. The taproom has a darker, cozier vibe. Our server was friendly, attentive, and clearly knew the lineup well. What really adds to the charm is the building's history. Originally built in 1837 as a private academy, it later served as a Civil War veterans' hall before becoming home to the brewery. You can feel the past in the details, Post & Beam has done a great job preserving that legacy. Unfortunately, no dogs allowed inside or outside on their patio

I could really get into this place if only.....Inside is nice and you'd never know from the…read moreoutside. Server was attentive and friendly. The food was just okay, but seems to have potential with a few tweaks. Gorgonzola cheese was somehow replaced with blue cheese?? Hamburger bun should be grilled maybe? There was lots of bacon on the burger. Sliders were good but need toppings suited to the meat. Pasta salad was a nice touch actually. Tasty fries but arrived cold. We sat at 545PM, ordered at 6PM and received food at 640P. We gobbled it down in time for a 7PM show at SNHU. Not sure what the wait was about. Coke products!!

Came here because the wait at the restaurant we were intending to go to was long…read more Seat yourself place. Very loud music. Waited for a table to be clean, and it was 15 minutes before someone came to take a drink order. To be fair, the waitstaff was running, clearly busy. We each got a cocktail. My husband's spicy pineapple marg was good. My strawberry spritzer was bitter and flavorless. The short rib nachos were amazing. So flavorful and a great combination of ingredients. Slider trio was just okay per my husband. I'm told the pulled pork had a strange sweet flavor. My burger was incredibly disappointing, it was not seasoned...at all. Spear pickle on the side, ended up stealing my husband's chip pickles to flavor my burger. There was not enough ketchup to help. Ate half and could not stomach it. Overall, not a great experience,

After a midday hike summiting Pack Monadnock Mountain, we had a relaxing lunch in the Dublin Road…read moreTaproom & Eatery at Shattuck Golf Course, Jaffrey, NH (Apr 2026) We rewarded our hike with several craft IPAs and a passion-fruit sour from the tap-menu above the bar, a nicely-varied set of beers. Very refreshing. We added a bright and brightly-flavored roasted beet salad with, crumbled goat cheese, glazed pecans & slices of pickled red onions. And they kindly allowed us to order a simple hot grilled cheese & fries off of the kids' menu, which we shared around as a little bar snack to tide us over. We enjoyed the view to the west of stately Monadnock Mountain. They have a golf course and mini-golf, too, but this time we were just for the beer. In addition to the hand-written tap list above the bar, they keep an online list up-to-date, too. This was a pleasant recovery from our strenuous day. We visited on a Saturday, and we'll make sure to get back here during their weekday 4-6pm happy hour!

Excellent food and service! Friendly people and beautiful views! Golf is challenging but…read morerewarding, if you end up at the Taproom.