Top Irish pub. Great food, very friendly staff, lovely pint of guinness and great live…read moreentertainment. Highly recommend.

PJ O'Brien's Irish Pub was a short walk from our Southbank Hotel in Melbourne and after a long tour…read moreday, we were ready for a nice meal in a convenient location. Another couple had been there a few days before and raved about it, so off we went. Although we were seated relatively quickly, ordering was slow, and delivery from the kitchen even more so. OK, the drinks came quickly, although I was served a Heineken (Lager), when I clearly ordered a Kilkenny (Irish Red Ale). That's kind of embarrassing for an Irish Pub to mix up those 2 very different beers. The wait for our dinner so long that a couple just finishing up at the next table offered to try to find our waitress who had disappeared. We found her later at the bar with a friend, probably just off work, and with a poor handoff. Someone else eventually delivered our meals, which was pretty good, particularly Gayle's Chicken Parma. My issue was that half of my Mussels were "welded shut", despite my messy attempts. After several minutes of trying to find someone, I basically told that flustered person to take the plate away because I was done with this place. To the restaurant's credit, they took the Mussels off the tab with a half- hearted apology at the cash register, not our table. A much need snack at the local 7-11 finished off my evening meal. Let's just call it a bad night from a franchise Irish Pub that failed these customers.

I have to admit that the service here was actually pretty good. Sure, we had only recently come out…read moreof lockdown, and the place was rather empty, but the staff were more than willing to cater to my desires to have a beer at this place. Yes, and the beer selection was actually pretty good. Quite a nice range. It's a small place, but it is conveniently located at a tram stop. Yeah, this place was actually pretty good.

The food tastes very good. The ambience fits the st Patrick day vibe. And the service is pretty…read morequick

Came through to McDaid's this past Friday night and these nachos were the absolute MVP of the…read moreevening. ​If you're looking for a great "pub style" nachos, this is the spot. They serve them up in a heavy cast-iron skillet, which kept everything hot while we listened to the live karaoke. ​The Highlights: ​Massive Portions: These are definitely built for sharing. The toppings-to-chip ratio is elite--no "dry chips" at the bottom here. ​Fresh Toppings: I was impressed by the massive scoop of thick sour cream and the chunky guacamole. They don't hold back on the cilantro either, which added a great fresh hit. ​The Crunch: Even with the mountain of cheese and salsa, the chips stayed crunchy in the skillet. ​Perfect salty fuel for a few pints of Guinness. If you're in Rosebud and want a solid Friday night vibe with food that actually fills you up, you can't go wrong here. The staff were amazing, friendly and well informed. ​Pro Tip: Get there early on Fridays if you want a good table near the music! Put down a song with the karaoke host P.K

Pretty nice, a great pub. Tasty food, epic drinks…read more good people and service too

This place is deffo worth a stop if in the area…read more The staff were friendly and the place looks great. The beer selection for a country pub was very good, including Old Speckle Hen, White Rabbit Dark Ale, Little Creature Pale Ale, James Squire's 150 lashes Pale Ale as well as the generic beers. The fish and chips was great, as was the Barra with chips. We all liked our dishes.

Had an amazing time Brought my Irish Nan and Had a dance…read morewith her to live Irish music, fiddle and all ! Has the mash and sausages (bangers and mash!) Delicious to be sure to be sure !

For a back street pub, there really wasn't all that much about this place that stood out in my…read moremind. In fact, as a pub, this place sort of turned out to be rather disappointing. Sure, it was small, and it did have a beer garden out the front, and it certainly does carry an Irish theme, and really, that was pretty much about it. The beer selection was rather limited, and the service, while passable, wasn't particularly great.

Permanently closed. this website is out of date. Needs to be updated to reflect what is on google…read moreabout Seamus O'Toole's Irish Pub.

Seamus McPeake's Irish Pub is the local pub for the residents of Knox and surrounds. Hidden away in…read morea corner of Knox City Shopping Centre's Knox Ozone, it is a small venue which has the energy more commonly found in venues of the inner city. Among locals it is called "The Irish". A traditional irish pub in every sense it sports dark wooden furniture and a few booths at the back - perfect for a catch-up with mates. There are little nooks and crannies in every corner with all kinds of seating from bar stools, to benches to seats that double as small tables. Service is quick, but not quick enough when it comes to keeping the place clean - it is pretty grimy and the chances that someone will spill a drink on you are pretty high so I would caution against wearing your best clothes. Dress code is smart casual - just keep it simple. Entry is only $5 and drinks are relatively cheap too which is always a good thing. The place is busiest on Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights and because of its size is packed full pretty quickly. There is an outdoor smokers area, which is tiny but it doesn't seem to deter patrons from crushing against each other in order to secure themselves some room out there. The dance floor is tiny but again, when there is a will there is a way and there are a lot of very willing dancers here. Patrons range in age from the very young to the very old although there tends to be more males than females.

Located before security in the airport terminal, this is one of the better restaurants you'll see…read morein the airport. I took a seat in the back windows looking out at the planes and the taxiways. It's a nice place to airplane watch. The seat said reserved, but no one said anything when I took it without asking. To order, you go up to the back of the bar where they take your order and then deliver to you when ready. The food service is not fast so don't go here unless you have some time. I ordered the Ribeye special along with a draft beer. Both were very goose. The steak was well done, though on the smaller side of ribeyes. Thick cut, but smaller profile. They sell by the gram weight so I knew what I'd get was fine, but I guess they have smaller cows down under. The order also came with some nice thick steak fries. In all, I'd say this is the spot to go to in the airport in this terminal for food if you have time.

Last time I was here for a beer and a snack killing time before a flight, I had some of the best…read morecalamari I've ever had. I know, surprised the heck out of me too. Was probably hoping too much that they could repeat the feat this weekend past when I retraced my steps, as it was just ok. Not bad, just not socks-off good. The cheesy-garlic bread hit the spot though. Despite the disappointment, I still prefer it to most of the other airport eats.

It pains me to write this as I am Irish and love eating traditional food but The Snug was a huge…read morelet down last night. I ordered the bacon and cabbage (which was spelt wrong) and a side of garlic potatoes. The portion of mash was huge but the portion of bacon didn't match it at all. I'm not sure why the dish is called bacon and cabbage as it is served with kale..not traditional at all! My mash was cold and lumpy so I didn't eat it. The garlic potatoes were nice but seriously lacked an important ingredient..garlic! Even though they were not as described, they were the best part of my meal.

While looking for a place that could cater for a variety of tastes including vegan, I happened…read moreacross Snug. What a wonderful place and the host (Michael, sorry this has taken a while to write) couldn't have been any more helpful. The vegan menu (& I'm not vegan by any stretch) closely mirrors the the standard menu. I sampled both and we even did a taste comparison with the shepherds pie. This has to be simply the best vegan food I have ever tasted. Even the vegan shrimp was better than most shrimp I have had at other restaurants. My guests were impressed with both the food, the drinks and the staff. First irish bar I've been to the served vegan. Many could take a lesson from here. Great job, keep it up.