This was a great "find" in Findlay, on our travels through Ohio as we headed South…read more Tag was correct when he stated all the entrees were delicious and hard to make recommendations. This Irish Pub has valid Irish food and drink! My man had shepherd pie and a blacksmith (Guinness over Smithwick). Loved it! My Christmas Carbonara was delish and the serving was too big to finish! We recommend you give it a visit next time your in Findlay.

The food and drinks here were great. I loved the pear margarita. It was sweet and strong. The Irish…read morenachos were great and I liked the toppings on it. The risotto balls were crispy and savory. The pub had a fun vibe and the service was fantastic.

Fabulous service, fabulous food and a wonderful upscale dining experience. Our waiter, Scott, was…read morefriendly, professional and kind. The table side Caesar was outstanding as was the rest of the entrees! If you're looking for a great date night out with fabulous food and service, this is your spot.

Only thing that I was impressed with was the Caesar salad. Prime rib was tough, service was well…read morebelow par. Had to ask for a drink three different times and twice for the desert menu. Don't recommend. In a minor defense to our waitress I feel like they were understaffed. It took so long for her to come back around to see that my prime rib wasn't eaten that my wife and aunt were ready to order dessert and they asked me if I wanted another steak. Wow!

Having lived in Rossford for a bit now, my husband and I usually stick to our tried-and-true spots…read more But last weekend, we decided to branch out and give Reds Irish Goodbye a try - and we're so glad we did! It's a small, cozy spot with a great vibe. The music was good, there were TVs to catch a game, and while the menu is small, don't let that fool you. My husband had the patty melt and I went for the Reuben, and both came with their hand-cut fries. Seriously, the food was DELICIOUS! The drinks were perfectly poured, and the whole place was spotless. Great service! What really blew us away was not just how good the food was, but the great prices too. Reds Irish Goodbye is definitely going to be added to our regular rotation!

Well, here's the thing. At a place called Red's Irish Goodbye' we were looking forward to some…read moreIrish beer, perhaps a stout or a Smithwicks. They had no red ales, no ambers. The menu also doesn't reflect the name, although the burgers were excellent, the onion rings and tots were perfectly cooked and piping hot. Service was friendly and prompt, and prices were very reasonable. I would recommend for the food, hope they get some good beer.

"Come for the Fish & Chips, stay because you can't feel your legs--mostly from whiskey, partly from…read morethe temperature in the restaurant." McClellan's Pub delivered a plate of Fish & Chips so good I briefly considered applying for dual citizenship with Ireland and Great Britain just to honor both sides of the dish. Perfectly crispy, piping hot, and seasoned like the chef whispered sweet nothings to the fryer. The whiskey selection? Huge. Titanic. Practically its own ZIP code. But not a drop of Powers. , A tragedy Shakespeare himself would've rewritten entire scenes for. So, like any self-respecting Irish-at-heart patron, I defaulted to good old Jameson--reliable, comforting, and always there for you, like that one friend who helps you move because they "actually like lifting things." I also grabbed to-go orders for the home tribe: bourbon meatballs, prime rib sliders, and meatloaf. The feedback? Universal acclaim. They devoured everything like I'd brought them a peace offering after years of conflict. If McClellan's ever launches a catering service, entire families could be reunited. The place was packed through Happy Hour and well beyond--apparently, half of Columbus had the same idea. If popularity is a metric of quality, this pub is basically Beyoncé. Temperature-wise? A bit chilly. Could've been the weather... could've been the pub... could've been the frigid realization that they were this close to having my favorite whiskey. Hard to say. Bring a jacket just in case. All in all, McClellan's is a rock-solid choice for hearty pub eats, stellar vibes, and enough whiskey to make you forget they didn't have the one you wanted.

Great service. We've been a few rimes and have always fiund the bartender to be a good guy…read more Normally I order the salad served with grilled ir fried chicken. The portion is large. Green are always fresh and I just enjoy it. Wednesday is their half price fish & chips special. Two larges pieces of cod battered and deep fried to perfection! Served with fries and a small sides of tarter sauce and a delicious vinegar based slaw. Today I ordered my fish blackened and grilled. This option is not on the menu but was a yummy and healthier option. McClellan's is tucked away in a shopping plaza at the corner if Snouffer and Sawmill behind a bagel shop. They have a lovely patio on the side of the building if you want to sit outside. Inside is a european style pub with old liquor bottles for cold water on the table. We regularly visit McClellans and recommend that you check them out!

Still love it. Good community. Great experiences. A fun and safe place to celebrate…read more Always happy to be here

Byrne's Pub is an awesome traditional Irish neighborhood pub in Grandview! They have live Music on…read moreFriday's, great drinks, and a full weekend long celebration for St. Patrick's Day! They have a great selection of beers and the cocktails are very refreshing! The fried pickles are crisp & juicy & the Irish Tots are a must; they're so good!!

STOP AND READ! Don't…read morego here. Save your money! They don't acknowledge you when you walk in! They take forever to seat you! The waiter reeks of cigarette smoke! The table was absolutely disgusting- see pic! We asked for sanitizer and he said he would bring it back and never bought it back. We have an immunocompromised child and cannot risk her eating off a dirty table. I had to go to bathroom to get a paper towel and soap and wash my own table off. Why??? The town of Delaware is bustling but no one is in here! Obviously there is a reason! I saw a few employees in the banquet area eating pizza. Where is everyone?? Oh they are in the back! An employee in the hallway seemed dumbfounded when I asked her for sanitizer. She finally bought it to my table. The place is dead. The place is unkept. Bathroom stalls with no trash can liners. The list could go on and on. Health department needs to pay a visit and have a come to Jesus talk with this joke of an establishment. Definitely need to have an employee meeting to discuss hygiene and etiquette so customers can have an enjoyable meal without having an asthma attack triggered by an employee. Never again!

Pros: Good location and friendly service…read moreEnjoyed the fried cheese curds Cons: Got the Ruben but substituted rye with Texas toast - this was super salty and the slices of meat were thick and overdone The side of fries were equally super salty Table was sticky and the restaurant felt unkept in general Pro tip: Normally love this chain, but sadly this location missed the mark

Service was good and friendly. Ambiance was old school bar scene. Live music was good the night we…read morecame in

Shots beers punks bikes stickers randos darkness sticky loud screaming unforgettable neighborhood…read morebar

Great staff, funny people watching, great food. We've been here a few times but wanted to add a…read morepicture for the brisket sandwich--typically brisket lets me down but it was so tender and flavorful here! Also highly recommend the triple brownie--I get it every time

Love the ambiance of this place. However, Shepherd's Pie is NOT made with beef because you don't…read moreshepherd a cow. That would be a cottage pie. So, we shared the fish and chips. Too much bread and it's not crisp but rather wet. The service is really good and they know now to make a Hugo Spritz. Hope your experience varies....

I really adore St. James Tavern. The bar is totally my speed - not on the OSU student radar, a…read morecommunity space and no TVs. When you're there, you're able to just be there and enjoy the people, drinks and jukebox music to your heart's delight. It's pretty wonderful. The bartenders have always been incredibly friendly and helpful, and they are always willing to help me decide on what to get. Additionally, they have great happy hour deals, and their draught selection is changing regularly. I wish I lived a bit closer, but otherwise I'm all thumbs up!

I was forced to interact with the owner of St James Tavern when I went in for a drink a few months…read moreago, and I have never encountered a more hateful, miserable person in my life than the owner. She was rude and didn't care how she made others feel. Truly the worst experience of any bar I've ever been to.

My wife and I visited Beer Barrel on Dixie Highway. Everything was excellent. our server Yaz was…read morethee best ! Very personable and took the best care of us ! Management and the whole staff were incredible . The bartender , Lexi is thee best I've ever seen ! What a great place to visit highly recommended !

We stopped at the Beer Barrel on our way home from a long trip. We were seated immediately and our…read moreserver took our drink order. (Let's call her server A). Dad ordered the Lasagna and side salad with thousand island dressing and water. I ordered the Italian Sub with chips and a Voodoo Ranger Atomic Pumpkin beer and water. After a long wait, a different server (let's call her server B) came to the table and said "could you remind me what you ordered". Several minutes later server B brought dad's salad. Several minutes later the Han this, Server A (who had walked past 2-3 times since server B had reordered our food), saw my beer was 2/3 empty and asked if I wanted another. Mind you, she never apologized for losing our order or even faked a sign of shock at the length of time we had been sitting without having received our orders. My dad finished his salad, I finished my beer. Server A then approached the couple seated in the booth behind me dad and sat down, proceeding to complain about how she was so busy all day. I went to the restroom. Server A was still seated at the neighboring booth when I returned. There was no food at our table yet either. We left. I didn't approach Server A nor did she approach us as we stood up to leave (she was seated facing our direction). As a 20 year veteran server in family style restaurants and corporate restaurants alike, Server A's complete lack of regard or respect for us was very disappointing. She should not be in this line of work. At best, she is better suited to hosting or bussing. I wouldn't even trust her to be a food runner.