Been wanting to come here for 3 years. Non-traditional Easter dinner. Went for ham dinner but…read morechanged our minds to fried haddock with gold Yukon mashed potato's and carrot & turnip and a side salad for $29 each. They offer a lighter/senior portion for $20

First time at this long established restaurant. It's billed as an Irish pub, but had so much more…read more The dining room we were in was wood paneled and had polished wooden booths. Looked like an old summer camp dining room, but had large windows all around letting in tons of light. Our server came right away, took our order, and was back in a flash with our drinks. Our food came along soon after - very quick kitchen. The place was quite full so I was surprised with how quickly we got our food. I had the cod sandwich with no bun and coleslaw. The coleslaw was excellent. The fish was two filets and was tasty. My husband had the Rachel sandwich which was very good. He got a side of onion rings which were crispy and not greasy. Perfect! Next time we'll com with bigger appetites and try the yummy looking Shepherds pie.

Went on a Saturday night with music for the first time. Delicious food and service was great! I…read moregot the boiled dinner which was your standard corned beef and cabbage; others got the taste of Ireland which was a flight of sorts of 3 entrees, chicken tenders, and the last was the Caribbean rice bowl with fish. We had desserts too. Overall a fun dinner out in a nice atmosphere!

We came here with good expectations and although overall it was a good visit, some crucial factors…read morewere below standard. The place is immaculate, clean, and antiseptic. The tables are superbly clean. The bathrooms are scrupulously spotless. The bar is perfectly curated and organized. A health inspector here would be sorely disappointed. Cleanest venue I've seen in a long time. The service lacked, however. Right after being ushered to our table with a beautiful outside view, the young waitress started yapping interminably on personal issues with a couple she obviously knew two tables away. We were forgotten. Finally after a good 15 minutes, one of us went to the bar to get menus. The bar waitress came out and bought us menus and gave the young lady a look.... Then the taps were out so in an Irish pub, no slow-poured Guinness. I did get it in the bottle and then had to send the waitress to get a cold glass. Lunch came. Delicious Chicken Moher and my other half a delicious Club Sandwich. Yum The lunch was very good. I would have given five stars. But the initial reception with a lackadaisical waitress tells me that although the pub may be outstanding, they need some better training for their wait staff.

I went with a whole group of Thai friends who owned restaurants and it was a great meal and the…read moreatmosphere was incredible. Our waiter, who I can't recall his name was fantastic. There was 10 of us so we took up a big chunk of space. Great comfort, food, great atmosphere even for a bunch of people who own other restaurants.

Absolutely EVERYTHING was wonderful tonight at Patrick's! Food was the bomb! We had Man Candy bacon…read moreand cheese sticks and both appetizers were perfection. Everyone loved their adult beverages too! And yes, their pint of Guinness IS actually a Perfect Pour! (We've been to the Dublin distillery in Ireland!) Typically, my daughter, son-in-law, and husband will go out for a meal and someone doesn't like something, but my son-in-law took one bite and said, "5-star!" Later, he also added, everything each of us had was great, right? That never happens! Ha! So, yes, we ALL loved our food, appetizers, sandwiches, desserts, and drinks! We even got a burger to go for our eldest granddaughter who was babysitting and she was happy! We'll be back! Meep up the great work!

This place is not dead, peeps! Yes, they have undergone a…read morechange of hands/ownership over the past couple years, and they are trying to crawl out from that. But this cool, historic tavern is still alive and well! Come show some local support. We are Rhode Islanders, and have been coming up here for almost 40 years, and this place holds a dear, sweet place in our heart. We did not partake in food this time around, but it looked and smelled amazing. The drinks/wine were wonderful. Give them a shot! You won't be disappointed!

Whoever answered the telephone in the Wolfe's Tavern on Sunday, August 17, 2025, at 3:44 pm ought…read moreto be ashamed of himself! I'm going to assume it was the bartender, who was shockingly rude, sarcastic, and disrespectful, to say the very least. Not my first experience with this bartender either. The bartender's and server's at Wolfe's Tavern are absolutely horrible. They have reprehensible attitudes and are colossally rude to customers. I asked for a simple clarification of their operating hours. This man was indignant and impolite, calling me out for bringing a discrepancy to his attention!! Uh..what?! I've been a resident of Wolfeboro, NH, for 70 years. This establishment once stood as the landmark for elegant dining, professional and competent administration and staff, and was respected throughout the Lakes Region. You once had an Executive Chef named "Hoke" many, many years ago...a quintessential gentleman with great culinary expertise, who frequently would come out of the kitchen, go table to table, introduce himself to all the patrons, and ask them if their meals were up to their liking. This man "made" The Wolfeboro Inn, almost singlehandedly. When he resigned because of a difficulty with management, the place plummeted...nearly overnight. Fast forward to August, 2025, and it is now worse than ever. I'd recommend Dunkin' Donuts on Center Street, or The Bay Diner on Main ahead of here. It's no wonder today's bartender refused to give his first name...no doubt fearful of this review(!) or one in The Granite State News, aka "The Grunter."

This is definitely my favorite Irish restaurant/pub and wish it was closer to me. The decor is…read morepretty cool and unique. My family and I enjoyed dining there. The service and food were fantastic. I had an Irish coffee with Bailey's and it was so good I had to have another. For my meal, I did the Irish sampler; 3 bowls consisting of Shepard's pie, beef stew, and pot pie. All were amazing but my favorites were the beef stew then the Shepard's pie. Overall, a great spot for some Irish food and can't wait to go back!

May Kelly's certainly has an eclectic way of being decorated. It has a lot of antique signs and…read moreobjects throughout. We booked the "red room" for a party of 10 patrons which we scheduled far in advance. The people that were in the room before us ran over on their time, so we had to wait about 18 minutes after our reservation. The room is pretty cramped due to the length of the table, but it was cute and cozy. The max amount of people is 12 in this room. I had the taste of Ireland, which gives you three dishes in sample size: shepherds pie, beef stew & chicken pot pie. For $19.00 (kind of steep) it was okay. You can tell that there's a lot of pride, and it has a "just like mama used to make" method of cooking. Seems like they take a lot of pride in all of their dishes. It seems that everybody truly enjoyed their dishes, even the ones that had salad. Again, it was really nice that we were able to have our very own room. I would certainly come back and have the corned beef and cabbage meal; that's what my mother had and she said it was great. The only negative thing I would say is that our waitress seemed like she was a bit annoyed, having to wait on a large group and we needed to split our checks. Other than that I felt that our service was sufficient.

Delaney's Hole in the Wall absolutely delivered. I ordered the Surf & Turf Burger and honest-to-God…read moreit was one of the best burgers I've ever had. Perfectly cooked, super flavorful, and the combo of the seafood with the burger just worked way better than I expected. The whole vibe in here feels local and comfortable, like the kind of spot you stumble into once and immediately want to come back to. Service was quick and friendly too. If you're anywhere near the area, this place is 100% worth stopping in for--especially that Surf & Turf Burger. I'd go back just for that alone.

This restaurant is a lot of fun! It's a large restaurant with great pub food, sushi, and seafood…read moredishes. As a nice joke on the name, there is a small hole in the wall that is enclosed that you can see from the outside. The walls are filled with old decorations, TVs, Conway signs and decor. The food was overall good. We started with the Thai salad. It was enormous and comes with pepper, sunflower seeds, cranberry, sunflower seed dried, almonds, and more. This salad was so good that we got it to go the next day! For entrees we got the Texas Tornado sandwich (boneless chicken breast with bacon) and the Surf and Turf Burger. The chicken wasn't dry and the sweet potato fries ($2 upcharge) were good. For the surf and turf, I didn't feel like the lobster blended well with the burger so I took it off and ate it separately. The French fries were finger licking good! Our waitress was really nice and friendly and make some good conversation and recommendations. The wait time for our entrees was a little slow.

Nice Irish restaurant. Very quirky/divey on the inside. Service was good. I got sat on the booth…read moreside which was little uncomfortable, too high up from the table. Live music most nights which was nice, the guy didn't take a break the entire time we were there! Well poured Guinness. I got the pizza which was New England cracker pub style pizza, I believe - it was pretty damn good pizza and ranch for your crust. Tried the beef stew soup as well which was really good, better than any clam chowders we'd had on the trip!!! Nice place.

What can I say about this place but.. WOW!! Stopped in after an afternoon of hiking and found it…read morewas right across the street from our hotel. The atmosphere in this pub was so very welcoming and fun. It was a busy dinner service but besides the full tables you never know it because the servers were spot on with providing drinks and attention! We sat near the little stage and enjoyed some good ole Irish singing with our delicious meals. We sat next to a younger couple out on their date night who were originally from Massachusetts and said this was their go to place and I can totally see why. My burger was perfectly cooked and the fries were yummy. I saw some good looking pizzas go by too. Maybe next time I'm in town I'll try them. Definitely will be getting back

I came here just for drinks and to watch Notre Dame on a Saturday…read more This place has a great craft beer selection and loads of TVs, making it a great place for watching sports. Brian the bartender was awesome.

We went to Feile's Restaurant on Saint Paddy's Day and could not be more pleased with our…read moreselection. The dining area was decorated in green Shamrocks making the atmosphere very "Irish," exciting, friendly, family, fun. The food was of course delicious. We several appetizers and drinks before our meals were served. We ordered corned beef and cabbage (of course), a Reuben sandwich and fish and chips. All were cooked perfectly and thoroughly enjoyable. The music was great and lead to a most memorable dinner. Thanks to everyone at Feile's, we won't forget our Saint Paddy's Day celebration!

This isn't just a tourist spot!!!! The family invites you in and treats you like their own. Great…read morevibe year round with good Irish pub food. Live music on weekends. I miss their old spot for people watching, but now they have more room inside. And if you order a Guinness, Tracy will top it with a cute design. Service is always great. Don't skip it.

Now in its new place, the staff remains friendly. Excellent bartender. They need to put on the…read moreA/C. The band was excellent but way too loud. Tables are very close together. We couldn't stay due to the loudness and the heat. If they fixed these things, we would go back.

If I lived in Portsmouth, Dwyer's would definitely be one of my go to places. Just off the main…read morestreet, this Irish Pub is welcoming, has a great draft selection, and great food. We visited on Friday night and sat at a table as the bar seating was pretty packed. Crowd was pretty chill - a mixture of people in their 20's having drinks & apps, and then older couples/families enjoying dinner. We were happy to see Smithwicks on the draft menu, and we also got a Downeast cider with a caramel/cinnamon rim. We ordered the house made mozzarella sticks, which were ginormous, crispy on the outside, creamy on the inside, and all around delicious. We all opted with different types of burgers - sliders, fried chicken, and a pub burger. All were served with fries and were perfectly cooked. The coating on my fried chicken was crispy and flavorful. Service was awesome - our glasses were never left empty! Best of all, Dwyers has a free jukebox packed with favorites. Looking forward to coming back on our next visit to Portsmouth - we'll definitely be trying the deviled eggs, wings, and fried oreos!

Super fun place with a Celtic session on the weekend, but my experience with the obese female…read morebartender was beyond inappropriate. After spending aprox $250 on drinks we were asked to leave our table before we were done because there were other people waiting for tables. I understand that it's a busy St. Paddy's weekend and they need to turn tables over and make $ but it was quite jarring and rude AND we were getting ready to order food. I enjoy this place but i won't be returning. If you want average food and drinks, which is forgivable because of the fun music, and would like to be treated like crap on a Saturday afternoon, Dwyers is the place for you.