Checked out this pub during a St Patrick's day pub crawl. It's on the corner of email st in…read moreWebster, the old Barry's! We knew it would be pretty busy but surprisingly we were able to grab the corner chairs by the windows with a great view of the entire bar and outside. I enjoyed some lovely Harp beer on draft! Ice cold severed to perfection. Wanted to try their food items, it was a special menu today.. so I'll be back to try some items... photos of the calms casino and Guinness stout French onion soup look absolutely amazing.

The French onion soup was amazing, the BLT sandwich was awesome. Great friendly service.read more

At Kelly's, the luck's never dim, With stout that flows…read moreright to the brim, The decor, it's grand, Like old Ireland's land, You'll feel like you're there on a whim! Truly the finest pub in Geneva.

Our visit on St .Patrick's Day was everything we expected: great service, cold beers and so much…read moremore. Thank you for letting us party with mom & dad! Cut out or not they Rock

I loved this bar when I drove by. I had to stop and I'm glad I did. It has a neighborhood bar…read morevibe and it has a college town vibe. The bartender was great and the beers were good. I don't think they serve food. One thing you may want to know, there is one bathroom with one toilet on the first floor. There were a lot of people. So I did have to wait quite a bit to go to the bathroom. That's the only draw back. Otherwise. Come have a beer at Gibby's!

Absolutely love this little bar on the lake when I come to town. Couple beers and the fire tables…read moreout front is a great evening. The owner and bar tenders are really nice guys. Will always come back when I'm in town.

Such a fantastic stumble upon- absolutely blown away by the food and amazing staff - We travel…read morearound for our wedding business and try to find great eats - well this little gem needs to be featured on a tv show-

Nice place with good food and great service. We shared the Irish Nachos with brisket, brisket…read moresliders that came with tater tots and beer cheese to dip in and a bowl of French Onion soup. All were tasty. The brisket was a little on the fatty side and the nachos were pretty plain but the chips were fresh and crispy. The soup was great. The service was really good although we were there for lunch when they just opened so it wasn't busy at all and the bartender was also our waitress. Very sweet. The interior is very clean and appears to be newly renovated, very nice. They offered outdoor seating but I was expecting something a little nicer than the few tables they had near the entrance that I thought might be for waiting with something nicer on the other side but that was it so we opted for inside. Overall 3.5 stars for the food and 4.5 for the ambiance and service.

My wife and I had an early Valentine's Day dinner, or late lunch depending on how you look at it…read more The place was already full on a Saturday afternoon in the bar area, but we had our table waiting for us in the dining room. The host was friendly, our server was upbeat and attentive, and the owner came by to chat late in the meal. A truly welcoming experience. We started off with two Black & Tans (Guinness and Harp) and an order of the Irish Fritters and mini potato pancakes. Generous enough portions of both, that we set aside half to take home for the next day. Our entrees were the Irish Meatloaf dinner and the baked haddock dinner. Both arrived perfectly timed and perfectly cooked. Again, we couldn't quite finish them, so we boxed up the remainder for Sunday. For dessert, we opted to drink ours. We ordered a strawberry Martini and a whiskey cocktail named after the title of Ireland's Prime Minister. All in all, it was 2 hours from start to finish, the bill was $110, to which I added a 25% tip. If you're looking for a real taste of Ireland, look no further than Kitty Hoynes.

One of our favorites when we visit Syracuse. Probably our last time. So sad. We had the Shepards…read morepie and first and chips. The pie was good but the mashed potatoes was burnt on top. After Removing the burnt crust the rest was delicious. The fish did not seem to be a light white fish though the fries were excellent. We also had the sandwich of the day to go. It was good. For dessert we had the gluten free brownie. It came with ice cream and was very good. We were in a corner of the restaurant and the service was a bit on the slow side.

Best dive bar in Geneva, if they know you. I am going to be honest, when I first started coming…read morehere no one would talk to me besides the bartender. I felt unwelcome until I realized they all either work together or grew up together. This is a sausage factory folks, all men, but it works. I will give props to Jud and one of the owners, Gags. Jud makes a mean drink. Cash only, not a college crowd, and rowdy at night. Fun.

Classic American pub. A true neighborhood bar in old Geneva. Loved the firefighter and sports…read moredecor. If you miss the pubs of old, be sure to stop into Gallagher's for a drink and an Irish smile!

Walked in and smelled cigarettes and it was so loud and no tables!! Immediately left. Really gross…read moreplace.

Great music, free snack station delicious beer. Nice area outside to sit in good weather. There's a…read morevery neighborhood, everyone knows someone friendly vibe. They are also dog friendly.

I was in Canandaigua with my sister and found this place for lunch through Yelp. It has pretty good…read moreratings and it was not too crowded on a Thursday afternoon. We were greeted promptly and given menus. We started off with a pumpkin pie White Russian which we shared. It had good flavor but a little too sweet for me. My sister really liked it. I ordered the smoked Mac & cheese and my sister the Firepit BLT. The Mac & cheese was a huge portion and really tasty! I tried some of the BLT and that was good also. I didn't like the fries that came with the BLT as we both thought they were greasy and overcooked. The waitress gave us a free substitution of mac salad. The Mac salad was good. Altogether a nice experience but can't say it's going to be a favorite lunch stop.

Travelling through, searched for dog friendly places. This fit the bill nicely, sat outside at a…read morepicnic table for Monday lunch and the dog approved. Smashburger tacos and a huge burger with panko breaded onion rings were just too big to finish. Great service, too. Understand Tuesday's special is beef, may return sometime for Beef on Weck. 4.5 stars

We came by on a Saturday afternoon for lunch. They were not very busy and we were seated at once on…read moretheir patio. I chose the Irish stew, which has pot roast, red potatoes, peas, onions, carrots, celery, and gravy. The meal was very good, and I only ate half of the portion. My wife got the Trinity sandwich, which contains grilled turkey, corned beef, pastrami, and swiss cheese, which she was also very pleased with. My pint of Guiness came with a shamrock in the foam. This is a good place to try if you are looking for an Irish pub in Batavia.

Stopped by per the recommendation of my daughter. I had the Trinity sandwich with turkey,…read more pastrami and corned beef...it was delicious !!! Outdoor seating was available which worked out perfectly for the day we were there. If in Batavia again I would definitely go back!!!

I have never eaten lunch here or visited around Easter. Wow! What an experience. Staff was great…read moreand courteous. The options for Easter chocolate remind me of when I was a kid and my grandma would take my sisters and I to a local chocolatier. This business brings that air of nostalgia Witt fabulous service.

Cute place! Waitresses are super attentive, food is quick and is really good. Pictured is the…read moreFrittata, they serve breakfast until noon. Worth the trip, great homemade chocolate there too.