Always fun and we were there last Friday - I'm sure it's filling up right now for the Scotland game…read more(World Cup) - gooooooooooo Scotland!!!!! (To the very braw man who asked about our Guinness, sure wish I'd have asked you to join us) Slainte!!

A comfortable pub with agreeable patrons. If I lived in Eugene this would be one of my spots…read more Excellent whiskey selection. Finally was able to try Writer's Tears. If You need a Smithwick's and a chaser; this is your place.

We had a great meal and a fantastic pint of Smithwicks! Cozy, low key environment with a great…read moreserver who did it all! Appetizers of egg rolls filled with corned beef and a cup of potato soup. Followed by cod fish and chips and lamb meatloaf, then finished with a whiskey peach cobbler. Delicious!

I had my dinner delivered. The chicken wings smothered in BBQ sauce were to die for!! Absolutely…read moredelicious! A lot of tasty and tender meat. The BBQ sauce had a tang and was so good. There's a lot of sauce and you'll need lots of napkins! I didn't care for the Mac and cheese bites. They probably would have been better if they had chopped bacon and jalapenos in it. Bundt cake with Irish Creme was excellent. I just wish it had more Irish Creme liquor in the cake.

I live in New York City where you can get the best of the best and this is some of the best food…read moreI've ever had. I didn't remember to get photos because it was so delicious we just dove right in. A large group of us (9) went to Nana's close to 5ish on a Saturday and they gladly accommodated us. The server was very friendly, even offering to split our bill into 9 separate checks. Every single person loved their food. I got the chicken pot pie, mashed potatoes and gravy. We also shared the baked Brie. It was so incredibly flavorful and you could tell it was made on site. The Irish bread was dense but not too much so. A 20 oz beer was only $8 and they have a great selection. The only feedback I have would be that while the fish and chips tasted fresh and the breading was pretty good, it could be more flavorful. It needed quite a bit of salt. We got desserts to go and I imagine those will be incredible too! If I ever find myself back in the area, I'll definitely be back.

Came on at 11 AM on Wednesday. They had a large group of 8, 3 small groups of 2 and a single diner…read moreas soon as they opened. Took about 10 minutes to get things moving in a positive direction. We ordered Nana'a Meatloaf, Traditional Irish Breakfast and Chocolate Brandy Bread Pudding. Glad I didn't order the breakfast however my husband liked it very much. Nana's Meatloaf was wonderful (however not hot enough, just lukewarm). Bread pudding again was just lukewarm. The ambiance was very nice and what you like Ireland dining would be like. Jill was a good server but as I mentioned in the beginning it was busy right at the start.

Great food, wonderful drinks, top notch service, environment and decor. Highly recommend the…read moreespresso martini.

In downtown Albany so parking can be a little difficult depending on the time of day, but there…read moreusually is plenty of street parking. Definitely a fun environment. There are plenty of things I was noticing as I looked at the same area of the restaurant again and again. Lots of interesting touches that made it more pub/homey (if that makes any sense). It's definitely a smaller restaurant so come during off hours or I think they might allow for reservations. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. A bit of a limited menu but not putting that against them, as long as the food is good it doesn't matter. Got the pickled eggs and pretzel for the appetizer. The pretzel was standard but the sweet mustard sauce was amazing. Pickled eggs were different but it was the first time I tried them and I'm glad that I did. Give them a try. For mains got the shepherd's pie, sausage and mash, and the firehouse chili. Would recommend the shepherd's pie, the firehouse chili was not my personal favorite sort of chili but it does seem like other reviews liked it, so give it a shot and form your own opinion. I liked the sausage but the mash not so much, more grainy than smooth. If you take nothing else from my review, get the sticky toffee pudding. Very indulgent especially after a heavy meal but it was quickly polished off. Overall, decent food with some gems. Definitely a lot of character to it, and unique for the area.

My husband and I don't drink but the food here is good! Easy dinner to pick up, easy to get, people…read moreare nice. Haven't been inside but once by the door & it looked just fine inside. Definitely a good spot : )

Had breakfast at Gametime, the service was awesome and the portions were huge!! Comfortable designs…read moreand reasonable pricing.

Best burger I've ever had!…read more Bartenders are always kind. Love the place, situated downtown and decorated to perfection.

I had the regular burger with an espresso stout. Both were delicious. Cool vibe here with loads of…read morecool art. Historical spot. Cool folks working the bar.

Favorite bar in Eugene! I had a horrible experience with a patron of this bar weeks prior to seeing…read morehim here. As a woman it's always hard to be heard when you say a man was bad to you. I told this bartender Josiah and the lovely DJ ChikaChar and they immediately supported me. First time I ever felt heard by men regarding an experience with another man. Endless respect for this bartender and DJ. Forever love Luckeys, first stop on a night out with friends

Certainly there's lots of history at this bar in downtown Eugene. In fact it's one of the oldest…read moreretail business in town. Luckey's Club has seen a lot of craziness through the years. Good place to hang out to play pool and other games. They're known for having many kinds of whiskey and liquor. Amazingly this used to be a cigar bar. It's so crazy because there's now no smoking allowed inside. This happens to be one of the oldest bars in Oregon. For sure this goes way back. In the 1800s it was a place for men to come smoke. Also they played lots of pool. They even were able to get shaves. In 1933 it became the first bar in Lane County after prohibition to get a liquor license. They also survived the smoking ban by becoming a music venue. Of course the drinks are the best thing about it. They're known for the whiskeys. It's about $9 for Pendleton. That's one of the many to choose from, some good stuff. Cool interior with lots of antiques. There's the bar, and the area's oldest neon sign among other stuff. Good place to check out history. It's one of the oldest places in the city, and state. There's no food, but you can go to a few restaurants around here though.

What a find thanks to my Aunt Carolyn who recommended this amazingly, tucked away restaurant!…read moreLocated in the Best Western Hotel and off the beaten path, beyond the amazing food rests a beautifully well maintained walking path, Japanese themed garden complete with a Koi pond!! The menu, featuring seafood & shell food, steaks, pastas and some incredible salads - mine? The Cobb which was both striking in appearance as well as quite tasty! Our family and friends would equally rave about the steak salad and the Shrimp Scampi! If you can, dine on the patio!!!!

Inside the Best Western hotel, has great garden view. Food is mediocre. Service is good…read more Ordered mocktail, way too sweet Chili braised beef is a bit chalky. Not as tender as I imagined Crème brûlée's sugar coating is way too thick. Overly sweet

We drove by this part almost weekly for the last ten years. We were not ready to go home after a…read moreBelly dance show at Marino Adriatic cafe, so we looked Irish Bars on Yelp. Whelan's was one of the ones that came up, and i decided to go there; since, it's half way home. We got there around 11:00 pm. It wasn't busy, but the atmosphere was enjoyable. There was a group of people who just left a Christmas party, so Melanie T had fun with them. I tried one of the Irish beers on tap that was excellent. It tasted great, and wasn't very high in alcohol, so it did not put you to sleep. The bar tender told us about their Shepard's Pie, but the kitchen was closed (except for bar food). We decided to come back Sunday after Pickleball which we did. The shepard's Pie was one of the best things that I've had in a long time. Check out Melanie T's pictures and videos. I wanted to eat it everyday. Everyone there made us feel like we have been friends for a long time; especially, after telling them that I am originally Palestinian. Irish people and Palestinian people have a special bond... Parking could be tricky, but it's worth walking all the way from the far end of Gresham to get here...

We ordered the Shepherd's Pie and Mac n Cheese. Both were really good. The Mac N Cheese was very…read morecheesy, and the noodles were cooked just right. The Shepherds Pie had a lot of flavor. The service was quick. Definitely recommend giving them a try.