Hands down one of the best bars in Saint Louis and probably the spot to be in Soulard for any occassion. I've been here for family outings, before wedding receptions, on Mardi Gras, late nights, and just because days. The place is an all-around bar and restaurant. 5 bars (2 outside 3 inside) make sure you are kept well lubricated. Plenty of seating, a beautiful patio that, depending on the season is covered or open make make the location ready for just about anything. The bar staff and wait staff are always nice and professional. I guess what keeps me coming back is all of the great times my friends and I have had. If it is going to be a good night, it is going to be a McGurk's night. The food is excellent. The Fish and Chips is great, the burgers are excellent and the toasted ravioli's are probably the best off the hill. The place draws all sorts of people, and maybe that is why it is such a great bar. McGurk's has something for everyone. The Irish musical talent they bring in is very enjoyable inside. Also, I love how I can get a cigar here as well. When I lived in Soulard this is where my friends would all want to go. And since I was 4 blocks away I would always oblige them. You can't have it any better then here. read more

McGurk's is literally in my backyard so it gets four stars right off the bat for convenience. My visits to McGurk's have transformed over the past few years. What used to be a staple for a night out during the weekends, I now find myself here for dinner and a beer when I am too lazy to cook! I do still visit for the nightlife every once and awhile though. The food here is pretty good. The fish and chips are a must-try on this menu. But my favorite has to be the Bangers and Mash. I feel so British when I order this item! The homemade sausages are packed with flavor and topped on a bed on the creamiest mashed potatoes you will ever have. Not the healthiest option on their menu but definitely the most delicious! The outdoor patio is the bee's knees. Huge space and they just added an additional bar outside but be warned that it only takes cash at this bar. The inside by the bar is my favorite for the winter months. The Irish Coffee here is AMAZING!!!! Made with a special brown sugar concoction and topped with their homemade whipped cream, OMG! The perfect drink to warm up while watching live music. McGurk's is definitely the most well known bar in Soulard and when I have out of town guests, I am sure to take them here. read more

This place combines two of my favorite things: beer and koi ponds. I mean, the beer is kept separate from the koi, but...ya know....anyway. One time I went here I in a huge birthday party bus group and since this stop was second to last on the stops list, I was so drunk I could hardly stand, but as I hazily recall, everyone was still super nice to us. And if you can be nice to two dozen obnoxious people in matching b-day t-shirts, you're a damn saint. I went there once not quite as drunk, and the food was pretty good. Not the best fish and chips and bread pudding I've ever had, but good enough that I'd eat here again. Seriously pretty patio. KOI POND. Why don't I go here more often? That needs to be remedied. Oh, I know - if I win Taste of Soulard tickets for making this review, then I'll have a good excuse to stop by again. Hooray! read more

This place is the place to go if you like a nice old time pub. Huge beer garden in the back, friendly staff, great drinks and awesome food. The have live music on the weekends and seems to be the go to place in soulard, so if you are planning on stopping by, make sure you show up early enough. It's good for us because we live a 1/2 block away and always walk there. Definitely stop in! read more

I go here because my friends want to. I think it's overrated. If people don't know where to go out in Soulard they go here because it's popular/well known. I went there at 9pm and waited for a table to open up for me and my kickball friends and we basically just drank. The waitress got mad that we were there and she was really really rude. I could see if we were taking up her table at 6 or 7 around dinner time. But we were there later at night when everyone was drinking. So she could loose the tude! Second, I like to go places where people mingle and you can make new friends. This place is really clicky to me. Hence 1 star. read more

McGurk's has one of the best patios I've ever met. It's big, multi-tiered, and well-landscaped with lots of fountains, plants, and small birds swooping down literally at your feet to snatch up your dropped chips. My reuben was alright - I've had better, and I've definitely had worse. It mostly just needed more sauerkraut. I do get annoyed when places charge $8-10 for an average sandwich and tell you that you're getting potato chips unless you pay an extra $2 to upgrade to mashed potatoes. Lame. Granted, these are apparently housemade "Irish" chips, but I would have much preferred fries. I didn't set foot inside (due to the very convenient restrooms for the patio) but I liked the outdoor atmosphere enough to offset the minor annoyances of potato chips and insufficient sauerkraut. read more

WoW! I had honestly forgotten how good the food tastes at McGurks. Usually I'm a late arriver and enjoy people watching on the back patio. This time I arrived early enough to eat. Their menu is huge! Since we had a group was able to start out with a bunch of appetizers. We ordered the home made kettle chips, spinach artichoke dip, chicken wings, crab cakes, and the toasted rav. The crab cakes win in landslide! I selected their special "short ribs" and they were incredible! Presented in a large bowl over a bed of garlic mashed potatoes and steamed vegetables. Actually a hefty portion of short ribs on top. If they have that on their menu every night I'll be heading back soon! Service was a little slow but we had an extremely large group and only one waitress so I can't really complain. In summary: Get the crab cakes and Short Ribs if they have it on their menu! read more

These guys earned themselves an upgrade at last night's ISC. Why? Two reasons - the pretzel bite appetizer and the potato soup. Pretzel bites - soft, chewy and slightly salty bite-size pieces of warm pretzel. The cheese sauce was what stole the show. I loved the beer tanginess on top of the creaminess of the cheese, served warm. The two components of this appetizer worked together really well - thanks go to Aaron for grabbing them for the table. Potato soup - served just a notch below too hot such that it was the perfect compliment to the winter redux experienced yesterday. The pieces of potato were all cut small enough to fit on the spoon without being lost in the soup. The base was rich and creamy with just the right amount of salt to brighten the flavors without being distracting. I really liked the shredded cheese on top which slowly melted into the soup as I became distracted by the appetizers on the table. I think the next visit I will finally get this place right: beer, soup, appetizer...and be done. read more

This was our "Guys Night Out" second time here. Outstanding Food and Great Service from Julie! I got the Braised Beef Short Ribs and they were DELICIOUS! Everyone agreed it was a great choice and we'll be back! read more

Had such a great time here last night! This bar is definitely going to become a place that I frequent a lot more. I came for the live music and got pulled into a dancing competition. Good selection of beer as any good Irish bar should have and areas to explore. With at least 5 different bars and many more rooms attached to those bars, the ambiance changes as you go from room to room. They have set up an outdoor tent to travel in between the outdoor bars with doors that lead out the the smoking areas and the fire pit. Thank you for a great night and some great music. read more

McGurk's - Pubs Near Me - Saint Louis, Missouri

I thought there would be more Irish food on the menu. I ordered a Ruben and they didn't finish making it. Mine didn't have sauerkraut or dressing on it making it very dry and just meat and cheese. Would not recommend read more

McGurks is a STL Institution. They have great food, multiple seating areas, and crazy busy bars. Their patio is amazing, you must check it out. There is ample staff to take care of the crowds. Food comes out in a timely manner. We had 18 in our party last night and everyone was happy. Our table was ready and waiting for us when we arrived and we were able to have separate checks. I personally would pay for valet @ McGurks if they offered it...instead you have to plan parking and walking time into your arrival. Still my favorite bar in Soulard, year after year. read more

This is just a very nice place to drink some beer. There is a lovely authentic pub feel inside and (in the right weather of course..of which there is a lot more in St Louis than London) a large garden outside in which to relax with your beverage. They have a decent enough beer range, featuring a couple of local brews. read more

One of my favorite pubs in town! It's a great excuse to head down to soulard for the night. Great moody atmosphere with a beautiful beer garden as well. I really love the Irish feel of the place. The staff has always been friendly and helpful. It gets poppin at night especially if they have a fun Irish band playing. I love their food too! Great salads, Guinness stew, corn beef, and their chicken wings are all top notch. read more

McGurk's is a great place to go for food and pints if you ever find yourself wandering around Soulard. It's got that great Irish pub feel inside and out. The place looks small upon first entry, but never fear....there are more rooms than meets the eyes. In addition, they have a huge patio for outside seating. HUGE. If you are a meat eater - then you will have no issues finding something amazing on the menu. Vegetarians, however, will struggle. However, there are a few options....and I must say the salads are quite delicious. The spinach and artichoke ravioli are a good place to start. The dip with pita bread looked equally as delicious so will definitely have to try that next time. It was a tough choice between the baby spinach and mixed greens. I went for the mixed green salad, which was chocked full of cranberries, walnuts, and bits of Gorgonzola cheese. The large was ample and left me with more money to spend towards pints. I have priorities, folks. If salad isn't your thing - then I recommend the grilled three cheese sandwich. Good stuff all around. I will admit to drooling a little over the Guinness stew and corned beef and cabbage that my dining neighbors ordered. It looks absolutely enticing. Save room for dessert because you are going to want to try the whiskey bread pudding. We got it minus the raspberry sauce. It was decadent and ever so delicious. Their beer selection is fantastic as well. They offer the usual suspects from the Guinness family but also offer some of the local craft brews such as my dearly beloved, Civil Life's Brown Ale. There are also plenty of whiskeys to sample if pints are not your thing. The staff is great. The atmosphere is great. What can I say - this is a great place to go eat, grab a pint, or a little of both. They have live music (guessing mostly on the weekend nights) that really helps bring the whole warm and fuzzies associated with drinking in an Irish pub together. So...if ever in Soulard - be sure to pop in and give it a shot. read more

The beautiful wife and I finally visited McGurk's (her ploy? To say "I think I saw a place with a Guinness sign." Sold!) This is the pub that never ends. As others have mentioned, it's huge on the inside and the outside. And there's koi outside (McKoi?), which is McZen. I had their burger -- very tasty, cooked perfectly to order. Bleu cheese is available, so that's always a plus. The Irish chips were mixed (some were nice and crisp, others were soggy, oh well, it happens). The above-mentioned Guinness was a decent pint. It was nice and cold, but not has creamy as I like. But it didn't keep me from ordering two! I was pretty pleased with this place -- I heard they keep the beer garden open all year (with heaters when it gets cold) so I'm looking forward to that. And for tossing some scraps to the koi. read more

McBummer. Came here for a nice, family dinner at 7PM on a Saturday. It was my dad's 60th birthday and we thought it would be a nice place to dine, and then later have cocktails with the extended family (who would join after we ate). Sounded simple enough, right? Eh. We were seated in the back bar area, like right next to the bar. It was awkward. There were lots of people standing around, loud people. Drunk people. Celebrating someone's 30th birthday. Nothing wrong with that (except, well, it's only 7PM people! - but I digress). It was a very uncomfortable place to eat dinner with my parents and boyfriend, but we didn't ask to be moved because the whole place looked too crowded. I must be eating too much Sriracha on my meals, because the sandwich I ordered was bland as hell. The maple-spiced pork loin sandwich SOUNDED really good, but what came out appeared to be something I'd make with leftovers from last night's dinner. That's kind of how it tasted, too. I was disappointed, though my boyfriend and Dad were quite pleased with their steaks. Mom said her burger was good, too. We remained here as the night went on, and as time passed the place got more and more crowded, younger, drunker, and sluttier. Not really the "Irish Pub" I think my Mom had in mind when she made the reservations. The second hand smoke was disgusting too (but I live in Chicago, where there isn't any smoke in any bars). I can't say this place is ENTIRELY bad, because I recall coming here in the past and enjoying a nice, early dinner (or late lunch?) on the patio. If you're not a 22 year old single white college student lookin' to hook up, you might want to stay away from here after 9PM. read more

I love to go to this place for a fun night out no matter what time of year it is! They have a great patio that is super fun in the summer and it's closed in during the winter! They have a great beer selection and great staff that is so knowledgeable about the beers and whiskey they have! Best food is the corn beef and cabbage and the pretzels are great too! Live music is great but if you want a little more calm and quite they have that as well! read more

I can honestly say that McGurks is one of my favorite places on Earth. I may be a bit partial due to having met my husband there in a drunken stooper one St. Patty's Day a few years back. If you're looking for all of Ireland wrapped up in a neat little package, visit McGurks. Once inside you've been transported to "ye old pub" complete with wooden floors, darkened decor, authentic accents, and good food and spirits. Of course, due to it's location, Mardi Gras and St. Patrick's Day weekends will be 1) overcrowded and 2) overpriced. That's what you get for those weekends. But in the end, you get what you pay for... a darn good time. Yes it's true, most people go to McGurks to wallow away their sorrows in a pint, but there are a few things you should know before forming your complete opinion. - Know the place will always be crowded. That's a good sign the food is good and the drinks are plentiful. - They serve EXCELLENT food. And everything from spinach artichoke toasted raviolis to hand battered fish fillets to homemade chips. Mmmm. I'm getting hungry just thinking about it. - The beer isn't just your regular choices. Yes, they have the normal domestic beers, but they also serve Magners Irish Cider (in the past it's been Strongbow). For a great taste of Ireland, try some Magners. - Everyone's always in a great mood. The irish music encourages a little jig here and there, smiles are on every face and you leave having had a great time. If you're in the area, give it a try... but be ready to become a regular. It's just that good. read more

Inside, John D McGurk's is like any other Irish pub that appears to be a dime a dozen in St. Louis. What truly differentiates this one is the wonderfully landscaped patio. A cascading waterfall, lush vegetation, a fountain and ponds stocked with coy lend to a very pleasant ambiance making it the perfect place to enjoy a leisurely lunch on a summer day. The menu offers a wide array of items both Irish and other. I would never order a grilled tuna steak sandwich at a typical Irish pub but McGurk's appeared anything but typical. The waitress mentioned that the tuna was a very high grade and recommended that I order it medium rare. The sandwich arrived with a large slab of tuna dwarfing slices of wheat toast. I savored it from the first mouthwatering bite to the last enjoying it so much that I completely neglected the mountain of chips that came with it. My lunch companion seemed to think her grilled tilapia sandwich was excellent too. I would highly recommend McGurks to any fish lover. If you like to eat fish, there's the delicious tuna or tilapia sandwich. If you like to watch fish, the ponds are full of them. My only regret is that I was not able to enjoy a cold beer with my meal on the hot summer afternoon. I guess I'll just have to come back one evening when the prospect of having to return to work will not restrict me from sampling the multitude of beers offered at McGurk's. So, I was typing this review at the airport while awaiting my flight home. Turns out the young lady sitting next to me, a complete stranger, was reading it over my shoulder. She asked that I not forget to mention the owner frequently flies in "fabulous musicians" directly from Ireland to perform at McGurk's. Please consider them mentioned. read more

Seems like the service has been steadily heading downhill. I have been here a few times in the past few weeks and have been receiving poorer and poorer service in the beer garden each time. They will not let you sit in the beer garden if you do not order food, lame. To drink, you are relegated to the bar, where you can rub elbows with all the single peeps trying to get a piece... yay. The last 4-5 times I have been there, the canopied back portion of the beer garden has been cordoned off for a party... with not one soul back there, strange. Overall, things seem to be going downhill... pity. read more

Since spring time is right around the corner, my personal recommendation John d. McGurks. Where to start, maybe the super cool outside patio with two bars to choose from. The food is very good with authentic Irish dishes, but I wouldn't dine outside in St. Louis after May due to the terrible humidity. Indoors, there are plenty of tables, and more bars. Remember we are in a Irish Pub. Friday nights there is usually a Irish band playing on the small stage. Drinks, thats why we are really here anyway so. First find Nick the bartender, super cool guy with a lot of specials, usually his own. He drinks himself, and when he drinks, and your tip is good, you also drink, got the point. Beers: Smithwick (you have got to try this stuff), Harp, or ice cold Guinness are my favorite, but there are plenty of other to choose from. read more

Loved the outside patio. Seriously, if you're a fan of people watching once the drinks start flowing, this is your spot...though the main outfit of choice for men seems to be polo + khakis + sperrys. HA. It was always easy to grab a drink at the bar and there's plenty of room to walk around and mingle. read more

McGurks is an awesome Irish pub. The inside is decorated pretty simply, but the outside is beautiful. I go in the summer when the waterfall and fountain are on. I love a good atmosphere, so I don't go often in the winter. I love the spinach artichoke dip with pita bead. Their pita bread is amazing, probably because it's fried. The fish and chips are always good. Call ahead for reservations, especially on weekends and let them know if you want to sit inside or outside. My only negatives would be 1) if it is busy, the wait staff are extremely slow 2) Their outdoor entrance has a sign "please wait to be seated", but there is no hostess, you have to walk through the indoor entrance for the outdoor hostess. 3) The inside decoration could be better. read more

We were seated in their outdoor garden area and it was so pretty. It was a much larger area than expected and you can tell a lot of work went into it. Our server was very friendly and I ended up with the fish and chips. The chips were house made and the fish was perfectly crispy on the outside. I liked that you could order a smaller version for lunch too. The Guinness was just right too! They even have restrooms attached to the outdoor seating area so you don't have to traipse through the bar to find the indoor ones. These people know their stuff! read more

Our good buddy just had a birthday and since he is Irish...and LOVES Irish music...we headed out to McGurk's on a weeknight around 9pm to celebrate with him (and a few pints). The hubby and I are not really into Irish music, but the band, The Irish Brigade, really blew our socks off. Not only did they play some classic Irish tunes, but they broke out some American ones and "Irish-tized" them (I think I just made up a word). They were fantastic! Since it was later in the evening, we had already eaten...but we definitely ordered plenty of Guiness, Harp, whiskey, and Irish coffees. The selection on tap is respectable with all the Irish staples included. Our server (we were in the bar area) was Sean...he was just the right amount of attentive, and always noticed when a glass was nearing empty (an A+ attribute in my book). Weeknight drinks at McGurks gets a thumbs-up in my book! read more

Sadly enough, my first time at this establishment was just this past Saturday. I know, I know. How have I lived in the St. Louis area my entire life and I'm just now making it into McGurk's? I walked into the main bar, and was immediately disappointed. Prior boyfriends in my younger years always raved about this place being packed - there were several open tables. In addition, it was generally quiet. I immediately found the restroom, and returned to see my roommate waiting for me with a beer. He immediately said he was unhappy, as he was told that he couldn't run a tab at the bar - cash only. Ew. We do not go to places like this. I started walking around, because I could have sworn I heard about some "patio" of sorts. Went through a few different rooms, and I finally heard what sounded like all of my mom's family in one room. Finally, a large group of people. We walked outside, and I couldn't believe how many people were on the patio. Where did they all park? Did they come by bus, jet....maybe horse & carriage? I later found out that running a tab at an outside bar was no problem. However, if you have a brain, you know that it's best to just run your card each time. You never know how long you'll be waiting in line to get that card back. I can't really write a review on Mc Gurk's for what it's supposed to be - an Irish pub. I spent most of my evening outside, and getting hassled by random men while in line for the bathroom. Ew. Apparently they have food - and I've heard it's pretty decent. I'm only giving this place a 3 star rating because it is what it is - a meat market. That, and the number of female restrooms was lacking for that kind of crowd. Would I return? Sure. Will I often? Definitely not. I'm too old for places that busy on a regular basis. read more

Finest Irish Pub is St. Louis!! Live Irish music every night. Excellent food. Multiple bars inside. Amazing beer garden and outdoor bar. Great for groups too!! Timeless atmosphere and always a great time!! read more

One of my favorite places to eat out with friends. The rack of lamb is fantastic as well as they're burgers. And their onion petals are a phenomenal appetizer . I also highly recommend the bread pudding for desert. Few things are as good as sitting out on the patio on a nice summer night with friends. read more

Original dishes, and very comfortable patio, with a fountain and lots of vegetation. Staff was polite as professional. Check it out if you like good restaurants. read more

McGurk's - Back patio. Very chill - Pubs Near Me - Saint Louis, Missouri

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Behold the holy grail of Irish bars. As a college student in St. Louis, I encountered McGurk's in the salad days of my drinking. Little did I know that many years and more beers later, I've yet to find its equal. Not even Chicago, a city with perhaps ten times as many bars as St. Louis, can boast of an Irish bar with half the chops of McGurk's. And although I'm not really well traveled or old enough to comment, it's probably the best bar of all time, throughout history. Two of my favorite things in this world are a well-poured Guinness and Irish music. John McGurk's has made the effort to bring in bands from the Auld Sod itself. Live Irish music every night with the nectar of the gods in hand is pretty much my version of heaven. read more

This is a huge bar located in Soulard. HUGE bar, walk down a hallway and you're outside in an enormous enclosed patio. You can hang a left on the way in the front and catch a band from the home land. I hear they bring them straight from Ireland for a few weeks at a time and they live above the bar in an apartment. This is an excellent spot to stop and get a Guinness, served at the perfect temperature. I've noticed piping hot plates of food but have never had the opportunity to sample any myself. I will certainly be back! read more

I think McGurks is great for a few different crowds at different times of the day or week. So if you walk into Mcgurks during the day and you're there for lunch, you're going to find the atmosphere completely different than say 11pm on Saturday night. I prefer the daytime crowd during the week or weekends, but I'm also a bit older and don't care to stand around a bunch of loud people getting drunk anymore. There is certainly a great party crowd here on the weekends and I'm all about encouraging people looking for a good night out to stop in at Mcgurks while they are going through Soulard. For the daytime folks, and what the rest of my review will focus on, there is the daytime McGurks. I've got a few favorite plates: the wings, the chicken sandwiches (cajun and BBQ), spinach ravioli, and their burgers. Pub fare, I know, but I've found that they are consistent and it is always prepared just right. Their beer selection is good, and their cocktails are never lacking the right amount of kick. I like to go in for lunch occasionally and I also enjoy spending a Saturday or Sunday afternoon at one of their two outdoor bars in a very large and comfortable patio. I would say their patio is only second in size to Molly's, but I prefer McGurks' patio over Molly's from a service perpsective. So, in terms of service - again, for the daytime, I think they do a fantastic job. They have five bars, three inside and two outside, and their plentiful staff always does a good job of keeping drinks filled, food delivered on time, bills picked up when I'm ready, etc. All in all, McGurks has a lot for the different crowds and I always bring out of towners here to spend a meal or afternoon there. I'd say check it out - but know what you're looking for before showing up as the crowd varies as the hours wane. read more

I am told that McGurk's is the most authentic Irish Pub in town, however, as I am not Irish, I cannot attest to that. All in all, I liked the ambiance of this place. I felt like I was walking into a dark, moody tavern...but in a good way. I tried the McPaddy Melt, which was pretty good actually, but not OH-MY-GAWD amazing. I'd definitely get it again, though. I really liked the McGurk's beer and while I did not try any, they did have a pretty good selection of hard cider. I went on a Tuesday night so it was dead, but I've heard it can get really busy on the weekends. read more

I would give McGurks 2.5 starts if I could, but I have to round down, unfortunately. My biggest problem with McGurks is that it is ALWAYS packed. I mean having to fight your way to get up to the bar to get a drink packed. I just don't get it, because this place is huge, but always manages to fill up to the brim with college age drunks by 11pm. The people who I have encountered here are usually snobby and so are the bartenders. The food is not great either. They are known for their burgers, but I was not impressed when I recently tried one. And good luck finding parking nearby! I have to give McGurks some credit for having a gigantic beer garden and some great Irish live bands playing in the front bar area. Getting to hear the band is a problem though given the fact that it is too loud and overcrowded. I will be coming back due to friends always wanting to come here, but I would always prefer to go somewhere else. Sorry McGurks, I have to agree with Shelly D., you're overrated. read more

This place has a lot of history, and that's something you feel right when you enter the door. Now this is about as authentic as you can get for an Irish bar. The layout of the interior feels a bit crammed, especially at the booths. It is a bit dark inside, but hey, this is what it's all about; a true Irish pub. Dont expect an elegant , clean pub like Tigin's. This pub is pretty gritty, the perfect venue for a bar fight! "OI" ! Had the fish and chips and it was so and so. But the best thing on the menu is the Bread Pudding. (MY GOD!!!) You will melt when you take one bite! Hey even if this place ain't your thing, please try the Bread Pudding with the rasberry sauce. It's a staple in the Soulard Neighborhood. I think it might be my top bar in Soulard. Go , to say you have been to McGurk's! read more

I have always loved McGurks, it feels like your neighborhood bar, but is more of a traditional Irish pub. One thing that I have to admit though is their patio, it reminds me of Pat O'Briens in New Orleans. The food is good, however I tend to favor the Spinach Artichoke Ravioli, it is amazing and something you must try. I typically stick with their burgers which do not disappoint however they do have some other amazing dishes. Be sure to check their calendar if you plan on stopping by since almost every evening they have live music. This is a great place to spend an evening with friends while enjoying some great food and good beer, a must stop if you are in Soulard or visiting St.Louis. read more

McGurk's - Spinach Artichoke Ravioli - Pubs Near Me - Saint Louis, Missouri

Classic bar restaurant in Soulard. They have an excellent beer selection, including domestics, craft beers (local and national origins), Irish beers, and ciders. The food is also quite good. I have yet to eat a bad meal here. They have a selection of sandwiches as well as dinner entrees for your meal. Want an appetizer? Strongly consider the Irish onion gratin (better version of French onion soup) or the potato skins. When the weather is nice, expect to wait to for a table. They have a gorgeous outdoor space with full bar and TVs. read more

This place is incredible, the outdoor area is gorgeous and the indoor section is very rich in maintaining the Irish culture. I've been going to McGurk's for 2 years on a consistent basis and can easily say that I will be a life long customer. read more

If you're here to drink, hooray! There's usually a band playing on the weekends and it's a nice play to go with friends. My college graduation/sister's 21st birthday party was held here and boy, did we have a great time! But there tends to be some fratty type dudes here most of the time. If you're here to eat, please go back to just being here to drink. The fish and chips acutally come with chips... not fries as it should. The chips are made in house and are mostly over-done or wet and soggy with grease from the fryer. Please see anywhere else for fish and chips. Now raise a glass and drink, but go elsewhere for food. read more