We had such a great time here! The next time you visit Geneva-on-the-Lake be sure to stop in here…read morefor food or drinks. The menu is full of Irish traditional specialties (shepherd's pie, Irish stew, Guiness, Harp) as well as typical bar food. Some of the items might not be available, but that is clearly stated on the menu. When we asked for Irish stew, they were out of it. To be fair, this is kind of common these days. Murphy's Pub is up there with other Cleveland area Irish restaurants like the Harp or PJ McIntyre's and is worth the drive out to GotL! Our server was excellent, our food was also excellent. The music and ambiance definitely have an Irish vibe. It has outdoor seating as well as indoor. Family friendly. Easy walk for anyone on the main strip in GotL. I have to give a special recommendation for the pork wings, which are a unique appetizer. The "Murphy Sauce" is a unique secret which you have to taste to believe.

Very good food with very very nice employees, nice Irish atmosphere, we ate there 2 nights and ate…read moreRueben fries appetizer, and pork wings yes pork , very interesting very good but a bit pricey, and also a Rueben sandwich was good

Great atmosphere and very good food! Fine variety in the menu. Need to encourage getting Guinness…read moreon draft!

Food was great! Had a buffalo chicken slider with fries and my wife and mother-in-law shared the…read moreThursdays-only stromboli. All fabulous. There were only three on-tap beers ... but beers were on tap so that's somethin'! Not the best ambiance but certainly good enough. The service was spot-on, with wait staff immediately taking drink orders. I would go there again if passing through Astabula, OH, again.

Visiting family and friends in town. Looked for a place to get food and beer, and stumbled upon…read morethis place. It has a dive bar feel, somewhat due to the lighting. The bartender was friendly and provided great service. They have a small draft beer menu. Guinness and Smithwicks are two expected options on the menu. I went with a beer I had not tried, the North Peak Vanilla Porter. It was cold and easy to drink, with a smooth flavor. For my dinner I ordered the BLT Wrap. The sandwich included French Fries. My order quickly arrived. The candied bacon was delicious. The garlic mayo was also tasty, though it was a little on the heavy side. Overall I enjoyed my food and experience at Craggy's Bagland. Worth a visit if you want a drink or bar food.

Went for wing night. Definitely a place to add if you're a wing lover. What's not to love delicious…read morewings and cold beer.

I wish you could give half stars as this is not quite a 4 but better then 3. Nice little…read moreestablishment in a small plaza. Nice crowd for a small bar. Off the top maybe 5-6 tables and a bar that holds 10-12 people if I was guessing. Multiple TVs playing all sports. Keno, Jukebox also available. Nice neighborhood bar. Staff were very friendly even though they were busy. As for the food, I ordered mozzarella sticks, a hot Italian sub with tater tots. The cheese sticks were bad. Tiny, lukewarm and not much flavoring. Marinara dipping sauce was bland as well. Now for the sub. Unreal Italian Sub. The tots were crispy and salted. The sub was AMAZING... repeat AMAZING. Served with Italian dressing, on a toasted roll. Banana peppers, onion, tomato, with multiple meats and cheeses. Definitely a bar favorite as I saw many people eating the same dish. It's worth a visit or a try if you're in the area. The big positive of this place was the prices. $2.50 a beer and $10 for that sub. My tab was low so that's always a good thing. I would go back to this place however it might be tough sometimes if the bar gets pizza. In the plaza it sits next to a pizza place that I was told you can order the pizza from the bar and they have a window to slide the food through. I didn't try the pizza so I won't review that place. Overall, a 7.1 out of 10 with everything included.

Friendly place with a lot of regulars. The bartenders are great. Today it was Sarah. She's friendly…read moreand professional at the same time. The regular menu is predictable but good bar food. But always check out the specials for homemade soups and more. Today I had the special: breaded pork chop with home fries and mixed veggies which was great at 15$. Cozy place. Great juke box. Check the joint out.

We've passed this place many time an and have never been over 5 years. It always looks lovely but…read morejust haven't stopped in. It appears there are two sides. The inside area and the bar high top area. There are lots of TV's and you can't have and view inside of this place. We were given seats quickly and taken to a booth. Service was nice. The food was good. What I ordered is what I expected. I would definitely go back based on wanting a quick bite. My wife even enjoyed the white French dressing for the side salad.

We ordered the to go order of corned beef and cabbage. Literally no corned beef to be found and…read morejust a flavorless pile of cabbage mush. The stew was just broth with a small amount of carrots and potatoes. We winded up just throwing both away and ordering fast food since we were hungry. When we contacted the business they told us there was corned beef in it just not huge slices and mixed throughout, so I didnt appreciate the gaslighting either.

Parnell's is a fun spot on Cleveland Heights! There are lots of great cocktails to choose from,…read morethough it can be a bit on the pricier side. Very casual relaxed spot to grab a drink with friends! They don't sell food but you are able to bring outside food in.

Out of towners that stopped in for a few. We were delighted with the off beat trivia challenge…read more We would like to know if there is a posting of the weekly questions or plans for a podcast like option? Also impressed they had Black currant/blackberry shots for the Guinness.

Great ambiance and conviviality! Irish bar, tea! Nice taps. Service is tops! Nothing more to be…read moresaid; come in!

Best Irish pub in town. Make sure to stop in for a perfectly poured Guinness and some fun…read moreconversation. A perfectly decorated Irish pub with a fairly grumpy yet lovely owner.

Their service was very rude and judgy. Didn't seem very clean. We will not be going there again.read more

Bar is dirty and nasty looking and in my opinion would distract new customer beside from the…read moreregular drinks who just want a place to drink close to their house. Staff was okay they make the most of what they got. Food was terrible I got ready wings and pizza, pizza was cold in the center and some of the feeds wasn't melted, the ranch wingers are just oily wings covered in ranch dressing those are the worst ranch wings I've ever seeen

The Sullivan Pub: A Masterclass in Gastronomic Hostility and Parental Shame…read moreIf you have ever fantasized about being emotionally dismantled in a room that smells like a wet rug soaked in 1970s regret, look no further. My excursion to the Sullivan Pub was not a mere "night out"; it was a psychological endurance test that has left me questioning the very fabric of my 35teen (I'm 47 years young, stay woke) existence. The Atmosphere: Subterranean Sorrow Stepping into the Sullivan is like stepping into a time capsule that has been buried in a swamp. The lighting is tuned to "Interrogation Room Chic," and the decor consists of dust bunnies the size of small rodents who have clearly formed their own complex parliamentary government. I walked in, vibrant and full of mid-life vigor, and was immediately treated like a stray cat at a dog show. The Culinary War Crimes The staff at Sullivan Pub don't serve food; they deliver insults disguised as appetizers. At 300 lbs of pure, unadulterated peak performance, I require significant fuel. However, when the server--a woman with the warmth of a liquid nitrogen bath--dropped my plate, she looked at my majestic frame and whispered that I was "genuinely a disgusting failure." She said "genuinely," so I lowkey started laughing because I caught the reference. Absolute cinema. The Ginger Question & Questionable Credentials Mid-meal, I decided to advocate for social progress. I flagged down the bartender and demanded to know why the establishment didn't have separate water fountains for gingers. I explained that the sun-allergic community deserves their own curated, copper-filtered hydration stations. While waiting for an answer, I noticed a group of youths at the corner table. I couldn't help but notice the IDs they were flashing were faker than my ex-girlfriend's... "thingies." Truly, watching the bartender squint at a card that was clearly printed on a cereal box while I'm being denied basic ginger-equity was the height of cosmic irony. The Grand Finale: The Walk of Shame As the clock struck 9:00 PM, the true climax of my evening arrived. Just as I was beginning to find the "soul" in my soggy nachos, the door swung open. There she was. My mother (50somethingunc). Standing in the entryway of this den of iniquity, she didn't just call my name; she projected it with the vocal authority of a drill sergeant. "GERALD! YOUR COCOA IS GETTING COLD AND THE DEER ARE IN THE HOSTA!" The entire pub went silent. I had to pay my tab while she stood by the jukebox, loudly critiquing the cleanliness of the floorboards and asking the bartender if he knew his mother was disappointed in his life choices. The Verdict I was escorted out--not by security, but by a 4-foot-11-inch woman who still thinks I'm allergic to polyester. I am 47 years young, a titan of my own living room, and yet the Sullivan Pub reduced me to a cowering toddler in three easy steps. Food: 2/10 (The fries were more "weaponized potato" than "side dish"). Service: -5/10 (The "genuinely" comment was top-tier hating, respect). Vibe: Like a funeral for a clown held in a basement. Final Rating: 10 Stars. If you enjoy the exquisite thrill of public humiliation followed by a ride home in a Buick LeSabre while being lectured about your posture and your ginger-fountain activism, this is the spot. P.S. GINGER POWER I'm Arab by the way. Im retiring from pubs. Walahi.

Very small bar but if your goal is to just drink this is a pretty good place, I will say the…read morebathrooms are pretty poor and if I'm going to the bar to drink the last thing I want to see if stairs going to the bathroom, service was pretty attentive and always checking if you needed more, the food was meh, sometimes I got the fires cuz I was drinking and they were okay some were okay others were too herd like that were sitting in the basket too long and others were very soggy

Great shows, good local music. Rock n roll baby. Seen some rap shows here too. Check online for…read moretheir upcoming shows

BT is leading the pack for live local music in Erie for original bands, as well as hosting national…read moretouring acts! They have an art club, host comedy shows, and every genre of music that the local scene and promotors can offer. Bobby J is one of the nicest people you'll ever meet, and is very accommodating. The main stage boasts the best sound system in Erie, with an array of seriously competent sound engineers to tie it all together. With their recent partnership with Voodoo brewery, they will be able to offer beer sales during shows, with it still remaining all ages! Finally- we have caught up with Ohio lol Never thought I'd say that. If you're in a band, however, don't expect to make any money performing here, unless you're touring or the host of the show, as margins tend to be very thin sometimes. Not a deal breaker for us at all, though! There is off street parking available but it is like a half block away. It's free though so that's nice.