Embarrassed to admit since they definitely know their neighboring restaurant is what brings some…read morecustomers in, but this pub was a diamond! It was really cold outside and we were waiting for our takeout to be ready and walked into the pub. Seated right away and enjoyed some drinks over poutine. Friendly staff, cool interior, good drinks!

While waiting to be called for the Laowai lounge across the street, my kid and I ventured into this…read moreIrish pub/bar to get a drink. I've not been to this pub's past location in Gastown so I can't compare it to its past venue, and I'm not a beer drinker, so I can't comment on that, but we both had a great time here! The pub interior was very reminiscent to the Irish pubs I frequented back in the day, when I spent time on the Emerald Isle: dark wood panelling, humongous selection of liquors and beers and bottles on the mirrored bar back, Guinness decor (posters and tchatchkies) interspersed with relics of various Catholic saints and deities. Wooden tables and chairs. Servers with genuine Irish accents. It felt like the real deal. Oh, and if you're into whiskey, they have one of the most extensive whiskey menus I've seen in Vancouver, by far (I am attaching a photo). Their food menu was impressive, too, especially for an Irish pub (which, in my day, wasn't really known for its food!). I had a Bailey's and my kid had a shandy (she had never had one before and she loved it). Our server was friendly and the atmosphere, casual and welcoming.

Greetings from the Great White North. We're in Vancouver BC for some St Patty day shenanigans. See…read morewhat I did there? We happened upon Donnellan's by accident. The place we wanted to go to was closed. I'm so glad it was because Donnellan's is fantastic. It's all dark wood and low light. Everything about the place is Irish including the staff who all have Irish accents. They have a good menu that features smash burgers and sides. We had a couple doubles. Very good. Not dried out. Look I even had a pint of Guinness. I'm not a beer drinker at all but how could I not have a Guinness in an Irish pub located in a British Commonwealth? It hit the spot but left me a little wobbly. Yes I'm a light weight. Maybe we will stop in after the Canucks game tomorrow night.

Great bar atmosphere and wonderful Guinness pour. We were there at 5-6 and the room was empty,…read morealthough there were others at the bar. Friendly atmosphere around the bar and we made friends on all sides. We might have tried the smash burgers but no one else was ordering food so we took that as a sign. The bartenders were legitimate Irish and it was great to listen to their accents. The bar was semi-hidden so I'm glad we sought it out. The neighborhood looked a little sketchy but we weren't worried at that hour.

Prime Location, Terrible Service…read more Stopped in at 8:40pm on a Friday night. Sign at front says please wait to be seated. Waited 5 mins for a waitress to seat us. About 10-15 other patrons inside. "Just to let you know, we're closing our kitchen in 5 minutes". Business hours listed open until 11pm on Fridays - Happy Hour starts at 9pm..... But you want to close the kitchen at 8:55pm? We asked if they were willing to even cook anything more or honor a large happy hour order of food and drinks since they're cutting it off. Manager came over to tell us no, they're shutting down early. We responded that we'll just leave then. He said, "Ok great!" We grab our things and head out at 8:55pm and several mice scurry past us. Unwelcoming and rude!

A huge bar with an equally fair size outdoor patio located perfectly on the waterfront overlooking…read moreVancouver Harbour, and the beautiful sulphur pile across the bay. Staff are friendly and attentive, without being too pushy or intrusive. We didn't order food, so can't comment on that other than the menu seemed to have all the usual items you'd expect from a bar. However we were shocked at the price. Two drinks each for two of us came to over $60! I get it, they're a business in a prime tourist spot, but that still was too much and enough to make me consider going elsewhere next time I'm in the area.

Not my usual place of visit but they're great for company events, with the upper level room. Good…read moreservice, great space. Food is decent quality, accommodating with substitute, and usual pub price.

Nice Outdoor Patio,very casual as is staff.Meals are good and you get lots,prices are similar to…read moreothers , Burgers are about $20.Tips start at 18% when you swipe your credit card,so I gave $8 on a $45 meal with drinks.

Had a great experience at Dublin Crossing today. The schnitzel was amazing…read more The waitress really made our day. She knew we had a deadline and was super efficient and very personable! Thank you!!

A great bar with amazing ambiance, good appies and great staff. I keep coming back here for the…read morechicken wings which are pretty good. The bar has a proper irish abr kinda decor and a huge isle bar. They also have a lot of screens to watch any on going game

If I could give this a zero star rating, I would. The cover charge was outrageous and they only…read moretake cash so you have to use the atm. Which wasn't working very well when I asked for help from the bouncer to use the atm HE TOOK MY CARD and pulled out 100 dollars to pay for all my friends. When I expressed that I wasn't trying to pay for everyone, just myself, he threatened to kick me out. Later my friend was being accosted by a man in the crowd and we had to physically push him away FOUR TIMES before bar staff intervened (there was an employee standing about a foot away the entire time). The staff were straight up disrespectful and awful and the only nice person in the entire joint was the poor overworked bartender. A literal angel sent from heaven and great eye candy. This was the worst drinking experience I have ever had and also LUDICROUSLY OVERPRICED. The band wasn't bad but I'm also not convinced they were even playing and might have just been there for aesthetics. The bathrooms were also not that bad for a bar, they just didn't have toilet paper. It's also not that Irish and I had a better time waiting in line in the pouring rain than I did inside. DO NOT GO HERE IF YOU ARE VISITING VANCOUVER. It was so bad that one of my friends Irish goodbyed bc she hated it so much and felt so strongly that she needed to leave RIGHT THEN AND THERE!!!!

Great food. House made dips/ dips and good drink options. Good place to send an evening. Music…read moreselection was on point. Mix of locals and tourists hang out here.

I have not been in over 20 years and basically it's the same as I remember…read more French dip was great. I opted no mayo. Beef flavourful and au jus rich with flavours

Pretty disappointing. Expensive drink, rude staff, no service. Wouldn't recommend. Maybe it's just…read morecause I'm not in the specific demographic........

Kaitlynn took great care of us. The food was hot and the patio was great. Happy hour options were…read moreplentiful and reasonably priced.

While our server was polite, Coke and Pepsi are not the same thing…read more Also, asked for buffalo on side of my wrap - it's on it. And it had tomatoes - not listed on the menu and I asked to add cheese - found one sliver. Mom got the Yorkies and was not impressed. The horseradish sauce covered the whole thing and didn't have much flavor. Fries were over done. Not even ketchup could help them! Cute place, water view. Server was very nice. And you can see and hear the gas clock.

Classic pub / tavern that pours a great pint of Guinness. Dark and moody decor, decent pub fare,…read moreand good tunes in the later evenings. Features bar seating, booths, comfy chairs with fireplace, and an upper level with large table seating for big groups. Had many a great night here over many years as it provided a nice respite from all the crazy nightclub activity on Granville St. Sadly, they will be closing soon and will be dearly missed. The memories of the Morrissey Pub will live on in those who frequented it, and I will cherish mine.

Food (Drinks): 1/3 Service: 0/1…read moreAmbience: 0/1 For being a pub on Granville Street it really is absolutely not up to par with any of the other options in the area. Firstly when we arrived nobody greeted us for I would say about 10 minutes even though the place was quite empty when we arrived, and when we finally received a table we were seated at a table that was wobbly, and the menus we received were stained and sticky, which got me immediately on edge about hygiene and made me uncomfortable. For drinks selection - nothing special that you can't get anywhere else, and the place being quite empty the vibe was quite boring too. I just felt uncomfortable being there and there isn't anything special about this pub that you can't get better anywhere else. We finished the one drink that we got and headed elsewhere. I wouldn't recommend this spot.

Fantastic Irish pub with a very good kitchen pumping out excellent gastro pub fare…read more The servers were all super friendly Irish young men who have never a great advice/info on various beers and dishes. We had their Irish Boxty breakfast which was lovely. The feta beet salad came with a really fantastic dressing. The Brisket Bap was very very good - perfectly cooked brisket chopped up with some sauce, topped with coleslaw and a generous side of chips (fries) - a bit like a sloppy joe. Fantastic all around. If you like Irish beers on tap, a nice spot

Not sure why someone would post coming here a dozen times and then give it 1 star. Plenty of other…read moreplaces if it's not working out by the 2nd time. Walked by on a Sunday ready to go home and heard some music. Got a Guinness and enjoying the music. Great place with nice people.