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Maggie O' Brien's

3.7 (309 reviews)
ModerateIrish, Pubs, Sports Bars
Open • 11:00 am - 11:00 pm
Updated a few days ago

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What's the vibe?
Casual
Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Happy hour specials

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The non-shepherds pie it's not a pie when no crust It's just a bowl! mashed potatoes on top  no toasted them or anything
Mrs V.

Best ravioli I've had in a long time and even the sauce was just perfect. However, their shepherds pie was so disappointing. It should be called a Shepherd's bowl not a pie because there was no crust very disappointing.!

Bo Burger
Erica H.

The food was great! I love their sweet potato fries, it was thin and crispy. I also like the salt on top of them. The burger was really tasty but I wish the menu could be clearer. The sweet potato fries are NOT included with the burger - it's $3 extra. When ordering, our server wasn't clear about sides being extra.

Rueben O' Kaci's Reuben Rolls
Lynsha L.

Everything was great! Haven't been since they've updated. Hangover burger, boneless wings, Reuben rolls

Krystal R.

Love the big space. Coming here for a date night or sports night would be great. We got the shepherds pie and the corn-beef and cabbages it tastes great and the beer selection is great as well as cocktails. Parking space are great and good services as well. Will definitely come back and check it out at night time.

Michael D.

Rating: 3.5/5 Stars We stopped in for a Sunday lunch, and it was a bit of a mixed bag. The place was almost empty, a stark contrast to the night before when it was apparently packed for the Blues game. Unfortunately, their draft system was down during our visit, which is a bit of a letdown for an Irish pub. I ordered the smoked corned beef sandwich. It was okay, but honestly, it was very greasy. On the plus side, the sweet potato fries were quite good. One thing to note is that the portion sizes are massive--I definitely couldn't finish my plate! The service was a highlight; the bartender was friendly and did a great job keeping tabs on us throughout the meal. While the food was just average this time around, I imagine that during a large sporting event, the high-energy atmosphere would probably make up for what was lacking during a quiet Sunday lunch.

Pizza
Kris W.

Great service! Food was ok. I had the pizza, wings and potatoes. The pizza crust was like a cracker. Wings were ok. I think my favorite thing was the potatoes.

Steak & Fries
B H.

To Go Order: was ready in 15 mins on St Pats!! Sandwich meat was delicious Fries were very good Huge party inside for St Pats, Live band! Inside was clean and spread out.

Outside sign
Julian T.

Was in the area to got figure skating at the enterprise center and was A bit early so I decided to pop in and get a beer . Cool Irish ambiance and nice service.

Our Famous Corned Beef and Cabbage with Onion Rings
Amy S.

Nice and local spot for drinks and a small group! Also super close to Union Station! Upon arrival, there is a small parking lot located next to the building. Otherwise, there is some parking along the streets near the pub. Walking in, there is a ton of seating! Service was a little slow as it was very busy, but my group and I were in no rush. I ordered 'Our Famous Corned Beef and Cabbage' entrée with onion rings. The tanginess of the cabbage paired nicely with the full rounded flavor of the corned beef. The cabbage had, what I'm assuming to be, a poppyseed dressing combined in which really elevated that flavor. The onion rings were good, as well. The meal was greasy, but good! I definitely will be coming back when I am in the area again, and I'm looking forward to trying more on the menu!

Jason M.

Such great memories here during the Frozen Four. Thanks for hosting the Bronco faithful, we had a blast. Amazing service, the balcony overlooking the street was so fun, and the beer / food were great. This location is near Union Station, so it's ideal for pre or post gaming concerts and hockey games with friends. Overall, a great place that is really loud, really fun, and the classic "sports bar" atmosphere.

Corn beef pizza
Laurie F.

This place was a great late night place to eat and drink. We had arrived in town around 9 after driving hours and we wanted to eat and most restaurants were closing , so we found this place which was open til 2 and serving food late, thankfully. We split a corn beef pizza as we wanted to try St. Louis style, and it was delicious! Thin crust, cut into little squares lots of cheese and so good! It is an Irish bar with sports bar food and some Irish dishes too. It was pretty empty when we were there but our server was nice and it seemed like a cool spot for watching a game.

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Advertises that it's open until 11. Got there around 8:50 pm and they said the kitchen was already closed.

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No public restrooms at this location. There is a sign that points to the "restrooms" but no restrooms. Had to use Union Station restrooms.

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The food was great the service was amazing it was very welcoming vibe too it I would recommend this place. Its a great place

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Food was great, good beer selection and a great place to watch sports and have a drink.

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I was disappointed.The barbeque sucked.The place was packed and noisy.I expected better.

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Ask the Community - Maggie O' Brien's

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