I'm not in this neighborhood often at all. McGonagle's is located in the Port Norfolk area on…read moreNeponset Avenue in Dorchester. This is a great spot to have a drink and a bite to eat. Super relaxed atmosphere and tv's, so it would be a great place to watch a game. Friendly bartender and the fish and chips was good. They also have pizzas that looked great. My friend had a pesto with burrata and she said it was awesome. They also have gluten-free pizza, whihc is good to know. Our table neighbor had the pork chop, which also looked great. They have a small parking lot, which would fill up quickly. We went on a very "off" time, so we were able to park in that lot. Otherwise, you'd need to find street parking.

If this was a pub as opposed to a restaurant be a good place for a drink and watch a game…read more Let me explain. Went there with my family for dinner. We were seated right away at a table in the middle of the floor. Told that was best that could be done. Like eating in an aisle. After a few minutes we were asked if we wanted still water or not. Still, we said. Then if we wanted drinks, told her water would be fine. Service started to decline from there. Also no condiments come to the table, but water. We ordered bread and butter and a spice bag, but vegetarian. No bread today ran out. And no plans to bake anymore. We wait close to 25 minutes for our appetizers. Spice bag arrives and I had read rave reviews about this. Open it and its filled with chicken and french fries. Server grabbed it and told us, kitchen error. They would make another, be there in a minute or two. I asked would this show up with our entrees. No, be spaced apart. We waited over 15 minutes, it arrived. Was supposed to have cauliflower, peppers, onions and french fries. There was three pieces of cauliflower and no peppers or onions. What was there was tasty and well spiced. And as soon as we opened the bag and started eating, entrees show up. Fish and chips portions are huge and very nicely fried. Excellent crisp and fantastic steak fries. The Pizza #1, excellent tomatoed base and the crust had a good chew to it. I ordered the Beyond meat lasagna. Huge portion with a green salad and cole slaw. Cole slaw was creamy and very nice. Green salad was fresh but drenched in dressing. My fault should have asked for it on the side. The lasagna was disappointing. No seasoning, no garlic or onions or oregano. It was, I think a British version of lasagna. Ate about half could not eat more. No desserts, but drinks, tea and hot chocolate. Or I did not see it. Server apologized for the timing of the meals, the error with the Spice Bag and the lack of bread. She was sweet. Lots of sports being broadcasted, and a huge long bar. I would come for beer and soccer or football. If I wanted Irish bar food I'd be better going to the Burren. And parking is a challenge. They have a very small lot, we got lucky and found a spot. Hard pass on McGonagle's.

A real Irish Dive…read more The Irish Pub is great place for a drink or bite to eat after work. The friendly staff makes welcome and at ease the minute you step inside. They have the largest selection of beer in quincy, not to mention a great menu. The bartenders are friendly, witty, and easy on the eyes. All around the "I.P" is a great place to go with friends, the laughs are endless and spirits are high. Tip: They like to get drunk here and it's great. Thanks

Had a good time here altho it sounds like there may be some iffy crap going on. We had a very nice…read morebartender and a tasty large order of shepherd's pie, and got helpful advice from a customer on another dish. Sadly I'm not a beer drinker and sadly the wine and "cocktail" options are meager (unlike the good luck we had at Yaz's/Dublin House in Dot). Next time I'll keep it simple with beer but overall it was a pleasant experience.

McSwiggans is just the best. Wonderful and warm ambiance, delicious food, and friendly staff. Local…read moregem.

I loved it and the bartender who took care of us was top notch. I did a check in review that…read moresomehow said 4 stars but that was a mistake by me I assume. This was a 5 star for sure. Good food great service and solid Guinness pour

Great all around…read more From food to servers and the atmosphere Our new favorite place to go for a quick beer and date!

Went to this place today for the first time with a big group and absolutely loved it! The fish and…read morechips were fresh and flavorful. Food was fast considering it was a group of 10+. Inside was cute and fairly priced, staff was friendly highly recommended!!

Had a delicious meal. Guinness beef stew and the salmon dinner with cream sauce and real mashed…read morepotatoes. Always great service and very reasonable. Great spot in Quincy.

We went for an early dinner. Had fish baked and fried. Delish Friendly pub vibe. Quincy at…read moreits finest

First Time Celebrating here on SAINT PATRICKS DAY 2025. Even…read moreat 3:30 pm the place was packed and music blasting and the Bar was hopping. Decided to come in for a late/Early Meal! And found a table toward the back and there were 3 Waitresses I believe was working all the tables. Ordered food and beer and it all was tasty and fun! I guess they know how to throw an Irish Party!

Steve is an amazing server and the food was delicious. The steak tips are to die for! Don't count…read moreout the fish and chips, they give you plenty.

I go to Liberty Tavern often, and it's consistently great every single time. The owner and staff…read moreare friendly, attentive, and welcoming, which really makes the experience stand out. The atmosphere is relaxed and inviting, it's perfect whether you're stopping in for a casual night out, or meeting friends for a special occasion. You can always count on good service, a comfortable vibe, and an overall enjoyable experience. It's one of those places that never disappoints, which is why I keep coming back. Highly recommend!

My first time there....What an awesome Tavern with lots of TVs for Sports and a great layout …read more Staff is great, and our server, Laura, was fantastic, helpful and always smiling while recommending different dishes. We had a large group but Laura took care of us! The food was delicious and based on how crowded it was the local hot spot that is family friendly.

True Score: 4.5 Stars…read more A lost art of neighborhood dive bar. How did we find this place? A tenement house with a bar on the first level. You really wouldn't know this is a bar. It's an old school spot in the middle of a neighborhood. Small bar probably seats eight and obviously is filled with regulars from the neighborhood. Wonderful bartender and the patrols warmed up to us quickly. This is not a new place and nor should it be. Strong drinks, cold beers, and a good spot to watch a game. Remember, a small place. Great spot, a real lost art of a place. Most spots like this are long for the past. Thanks

Local neighborhood dive bar in west Quincy on Copeland street!…read moreLooks kind of rough from the outside but once inside the regulars are very welcoming and will greet you with a hello and goodbye! My first visit today I will definitely be back decent beer prices for bud bottles 4 bucks and there's always a sporting event happening be it football soccer rugby! Don't be afraid to walk in it's a great local neighborhood Irish dive bar!

Rare occasion I am not in the mood for an Erie Pub experience. One of the few places I will not…read moreonly drive out of my way for but way out of my way. A special trip would not be a waste of time either. Food is the best, the staff can read the customer better than anywhere and provide the best service anywhere almost without the spoken word. Ambiance? I'm not big on ambiance but if I were, there is no shortage.

Went for a quick lunch and sat in a booth, across from the bar. The food and prices were great. The…read moreservice, from the bartender, was good and friendly. The bathroom was actually pretty clean. I had a very good pastrami sandwich with French Fries and my guest had a nice Irish Stew. Would definitely recommend and return.

What a great new place to eat! I believe newly opened and limited hours as well, so you have to get…read morethere for dinner. Excellent food, attentive staff and just the right number of tables/seats and patrons. When we were there last night, we arrived at about 5:30pm and it was still quiet. But soon as 6pm arrived they were getting close to capacity. Seems to be quite popular and a great meeting place for friends, eating or date night. We had the Guiness draft, and they were perfectly poured. The suggestion I would make is that they use an insignia on the foam to promote their talented bar staff and restaurant. We (4) all had something different, Burger & fries, Shepards Pie with lamb, Codfish and I had the Pork Shank. Let me warn you that you need be hungry when you arrive from the good size portions as you won't be disappointed. Everyone ate everything and nothing was left to take back. All perfectly prepared. We came from Stoughton, so it was about 30-minute drive and well worth going to. Definitely going back. Thanks, you for the great time and food!

Now that I am leaving the state soon, I am in the middle of a mad dash to try all the places that…read moreI've mentally bookmarked before I am a thousand miles away. With this comes the anxiety that I will discover a mind-blowing place and kick myself for not heading in sooner. Thus, a disappointing experience doesn't hurt *quite* as bad. However, the foodie in me doesn't care about relocation... he cares about food. Lured in by reviews of my peers, I tried the Tokenfire Colada and the Ribeye Steak. The Colada seemed interesting and unique, and the steak looked mouthwatering in the pictures. Tokenfire Colada - This one was very sweet, peanuty, extremely creamy, and a little savory. The thickness kept it from being refreshing, and I am not sure if I would call it boozy either. Usually with cocktails I sip and sip until it's all gone well before the halfway point, like popcorn in a movie theater where the bag is gone by the end of the trailers. Then there was the Ribeye Steak. I don't know... something about one of the photos here possessed me to order it, though I almost never order steak at a restaurant (gosh knows why). The wait for this thing was considerable, more than I would expect for a medium-rare piece of meat, especially when it wasn't that busy. I can only imagine if all tables/bar seats were full and there was a waitlist! Eventually the steak made it to me, but... was it worth it? No, it was worth neither the wait, nor the money it cost. First, rather than being cooked medium-rare as requested, it was more a medium-well, at best. Second, some of the steak was extraordinarily chewy. Third and finally, I found it rather bland, while some salt was used in seasoning, this was very light. The steak came with broccoli and mashed potatoes. These two were also bland, and so forgettable I didn't remember them until I went to upload the photo of the dish. Finally, there is the question of vibe. It feels like a place with light tavern influences. Not at all bad to spend a couple hours. However, as a small quip, the purple/violet LEDs fly in the face of said vibe. Thus, we are left with a thoroughly underwhelming experience where I begrudgingly finished my items because I am not someone who likes to send food back. I am only glad I tried Tokenfire in that I won't regret never trying it.