This place doesn't look like much from the outside. It looks more strip mall than Irish Pub, but…read morethe larger than life Guiness advertisement in the front window is sure to guide you to the right place. Once inside, the place opens up to dining seating on the left, and bar seating on your right. Beautiful wooden floors and furniture give this space a warm, cozy and authentic feel. The bartender was friendly and quick with our food and drink. My husband had the mozzarella sticks, and I had the fried portabella mushrooms. Both were crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. The mushrooms pieces, as should be expected, were of good size. Both starters were served with marinara sauce. This unassuming place is great for friends, couples and families.

New to Franklin so we went to check it out. The bar is classic with amazing wood used for walls and…read morebooths. Our server was great. I had the chicken fried chicken dinner and my mate had the corned beef and cabbage. My plate was perfectly cooked, the breading just lacked some seasoning. I usually do not order a meal with mixed vegetables because they are grossly overcooked. The vegetables here were near perfect for me. The plate of corned beef and cabbage was nicely prepared. The cabbage was not a soggy swamp! Yay! It also could've used some seasoning. I failed and deserve detention since I forgot to take a picture and forgot the servers name.

Would have rated higher except for the small pours for whiskey. Exactly a shot not a drop more.read more

This bar is Racine's long-standing ground zero for live music. A perfect room for patrons and…read moremusicians alike. A solid sound system is run by a small cast of local pros. The room provides an intimate setting for a real connection between audience and performer. The stage is more than adequate for elbow room in bands of most sizes. The bar is lined end to end with taps from the ubiquitous macros, local micros & imports aplenty. A string of glass-front fridges supply most of the other usual suspects in bottle form. A cherished hometown institution.

I stopped into this West Allis watering hole for an early afternoon drink. The Irish vibe of the…read morebar was really cool - I loved the decor, paintings, etc. Though it was a weekday, there was quite the crowd. It was durning State Fair which is actually what brought us in, it was a quick walk across the street. They have a wide variety of Irish Beers and other options to try. The crowd was super friendly and chatty - plenty of places to sit. The service was quick and fun to talk to. Overall, neat place, I would return!

First time visiting. Weird little place. Great natural light. But it's small. It's also…read moreundergoing some renovations so it looks pretty divey. There were about 20 people inside and I estimate that at least 8 of them were almost fall down drunk. The bartender was also pretty drunk and slamming beers behind the bar. It made for excellent people watching. Beers average about $5.00 here but considering it's Guinness, Strongbow, and Smithwick's those are really decent prices. Limited beer selection overall, then again when you've got the trinity it doesn't really matter.

Always love coming here for the blackened mahi-mahi sandwich. It is one of the most incredible…read morelunches you can have in the area. The owner is wonderful and the way Staff is very very hospitable. It's an old-fashioned type ambience not the most comfortable seats in the world, but it is a pub an Irish pub at that!

Just had to add they have the creamiest, freshest, Guinness on tap. The food was excellent again…read more Scotch eggs and Irish poutine. Stop in for a Guinness alone.

We stumbled across the bar when we were looking to kill time. Its recently been remodeled…read morebeautifully and the interior gives off the vibe of a modern Irish pub. The bartender was helpful and they had a good selection of craft beer and liquor. They had some good shake of the day games and quickly got crowded. One negative is they don't seem to have a kitchen so food is limited to snacks for purchase behind the bar.

Popped in on a Saturday night at 10 and they were Friendly folk! Great music and drinks! Excited to…read morego back and try the food !!!!!!!

Sheehans an interesting place, and it is not that Irish pub you might expect. Although there could…read morebe Irish influence, it's pretty much a dive bar. And there's nothing wrong with that. Dive bars are a wonderful part of Wisconsin culture. You'll find good cold beer and friendly people. It's an occasional stop And generally pretty enjoyable.

What a quirky, unique, and random bar nestled within the East Side! Honestly, I walked right past…read moreit multiple times after I moved to Milwaukee. But finally a friend brought me in for a drink. Very cozy bar so I usually sit out among the wild collection of dark wood tables and chairs. There is so much antique, curious, and fascinating furniture, signs, vintage decor to observe and just immerse yourself in the surprise discovery of this collection in a pub! There is usually one bartender working, but they are always friendly, quick to take your order, and friendly. This place is an adventure of a bar in the best possible way!

Patty's Pub is somewhere between an urban legend and a hidden gem. Most people only go there on St…read more Patrick's day and don't really remember it. The entrance is through a hallways patio to get to basically a big, odd house. The bar is on the left and there's a room that goes to another room on the right. The upstairs (open rarely) is similar. The bar also leads to the back of the patio. The patio is big. People were grilling and having a buffet. There's also tables on the other side of the giant fountain. There lots of plants but if you look close half of them are plastic. They have typical dive bar beer and regular drinks. It's a fun place to go. The staff is mostly older and unphased by anything.

St Pat's Day is likely not the best day to review as it may not be an indication of anything of how…read morethe place runs normally . . . They were definitely efficient and well run for this experience, complete with a patio deck, a large tent, and a live band. Drinks were very good and well made.

Went to NIPS for a party. It was OK but nothing spectacular. I asked for a Blue Moon beer but was…read moretold they "do not have it" (even though there is a neon sign for it). Asked for a couple of mixed drinks and were told the bartender "could not do it:". Put money in the jukebox but could not hear the music because they kept the radio on and did nothing when I mentioned it. There is a sign up offering Wifi but the Wifi was not working right. Could not connect. As for the smoking room - a single window open in a smokey room about two inches because smokers complained they were cold? Hypocrisy. Smoking should not have been allowed - I think the law was being barely skirted there. But on a positive side - the drinks I did have were good (not weak or watered down). _____________________ Edited review to 3 stars instead of 2 due to quick response to my concerns by owner. Originally said I would probably not go back but have changed my mind on that. Will give it another try.