Great little area in North Charleston. Bars and restaurants up and down the street…read more Madra Rua is a traditional dark, rustic Irish pub. Guinness is on point. Fresh! Ordered the fish and chips. Tasted great. Would have been nice to have had one more piece of fish. The one I had was large but felt it was a small portion. Fries were good. They were the fresh cut, darker, flemsy kind if you know what I mean. I like them but some folks don't. Sat at the bar. Bartender was attentive and food came out quickly.

We came here on a Saturday night and I was impressed by the livelihood and varying activities going…read moreon around the restaurant; the surrounding area seemed to be bustling with action. This came as a nice discovery for me as I am new to the area and still learning where the hot spots are. Inside, the restaurant feels like a traditional Irish pub: dark wood, very dim-lit, regulars pooled around the bar, weird little corners and nooks everywhere. Our server was as nice as can be. Can't go wrong with the Fried Pickles, they hit the spot and were not too breaded. Fries were great. We all ordered the Shepherd's Pie, served with a side of Irish soda bread, each $18. For what you get, I feel it's a little steep. The angus beef was seasoned and cooked beautifully, very moist and not dry at all. However, all three of our meals mostly consisted of mashed potatoes on top and an off-ratio of angus beef on the bottom. It felt unbalanced and did not have nearly enough meat, and all of us had the same experience. The potatoes were dry and not particularly impressive; I expected more from a place billed as a traditional Irish restaurant. Given that I came with two others and we all ordered the same thing, though, I didn't get to try more of their menu and I wouldn't be opposed to going back to try more items on the menu. Maybe it's just not the best thing they have.

Our server Jake was great! Super attentive and accommodating! He was on top of our table while also…read morehaving multiple other tables. The food was great and came out super fast!

Stopped by Wexford Irish Pub to grab a beer while celebrating St. Patrick's Day, and it was exactly…read morethe kind of spot you want to be on a day like that. The place had a great festive vibe lots of people out celebrating, good energy, and that classic Irish pub feel. I kept it simple and just ordered a beer, but sometimes that's all you need. The service was quick even with the holiday crowd, and the atmosphere made it a fun stop during the celebrations. It's one of those downtown spots that feels lively without being over the top. If you're out in Savannah for St. Patrick's Day or just looking for a casual pub to grab a drink, Wexford is definitely a solid place to pop in. Sláinte!

Spotted this pub as we drove by, coming into town for a stop over on our way to Norfolk, Va…read more fortunately it was within walking distance from our hotel. Such a cute area with boutiques, bakery/coffee shops and restaurants. I was excited for, craving and hoping for fish and chips and they did not disappoint! Very friendly and welcoming staff. Beautiful pictures of Ireland's landscape in the dinning area adjacent to the bar room. Great cocktail, wine and beer menu. We had EXCELLENT meals...pot roast and fish and chips! I enjoyed ( never had one before ) an Irish martini.

Wish I could leave zero stars, but our waitress ended up being extremely nice…read more Walked in looking for a table of 4. They told us 20-30 minutes which wasn't a problem. Now mind you there were a lot of empty tables with "reserved" on them at that point. Fast forward an hour later, because we didn't get a txt from them, we went in to see what the story was. They proceeded to tell us it would be another 30 minutes. Also the seats that had "reserved" on them were still empty! They said they would take care of us, and walked us over to the bar side, and told us we would have to stand at the counter to eat! I was fuming. The other three from my party walked out, while i proceeded to tell the manager this was extremely poor service! All he could say was they were busy. I pointed out the empty tables that were empty when we first walked in an hour ago and are still empty! They finally gave us one of those tables. We were out in an hour and guess what ...... there were still empty tables with "reserved" on them! Would NOT recommend this place to anyone! My suggestion is to go someplace else!! Like I said, our waitress was extremely nice and couldn't apologize enough.

The place has great Irish rock playing for a nice friendly atmosphere with delicious food everyone…read morehad to try the absolutely irresistible fish and chips. The fish was perfectly fried and super crispy. Shepherds Pie was outstanding, nice oniony flavor that wasn't overpowering. "The rueben was phenomenal! The bread didn't get soggy, there was enough meat, not too much sauerkraut. I could just take my time to enjoy all the goodness packed in this sandwich. So thank you, it's going on the map as a place to visit again" (-the person who ate the Rueben) The service was incredible and our waitress was funny.

I'd drive the 2 hours from Columba just to eat here again…read more The service was great, the music was great, the beer was great, and the food was amazing. 10/10 will be back soon

Well we tried this spot when the new owners took over. We were very confused about the happy hour…read moresituation. Only one choice of food for each day. Not very good for consumer planning My friend said the fish and chips were good. There was only one person there working and it was lunchtime. The service was good, although slow. We enjoyed the cocktails and beers we had. They've got a nice stage so I'm assuming there's live music as well. We got up there and played around a bit, and the bartender had a fun time laughing at us. Maybe with a constant happy hour menu, we will try it out again!

Hadn't been here and decided to stop in. Small Irish themed menu. A few beers on tap. I had the…read morefish tacos, my wife had fish and chips, and my son had a plain burger and fries. They have a kids "Wee Celt burger", but it's not on the menu. We were pleasantly surprised that we didn't have to pay $17 for a plain burger and fries. Fish tacos were good. Wanted a local tap beer, didn't have it. Had a Smithwick's, just as cold and wet. Wanted Irish sausage appetizer, no Irish sausage. No biggie. Waitress was pleasant. Country music playing. Left just prior to live act.

This is my go to pub when I'm in Beaufort, South Carolina…read more Don't expect to be greeted by fancy decor and gourmet food and drinks. But if you want a good price on a cold beer or a stiff drink then this is your spot. If you want a good Hardy cheeseburger with tasty french fries, or good wings then this is your spot. Charlie behind the bar has always been friendly and personable and takes care of you.

Racist owners! Went in there around 1 pm ( 4 ppl total…read moreinside) for a total of ten minutes with me and my boyfriend ( both black). Was kicked out because we didn't "buy" anything. I thought a bar people can just hang out, but why did he assume we weren't planning to buy anything? Hmm

The food is great and the service is even better. This is a great place to relax, watch a game, or…read moreenjoy an open mic night (on Wednesdays). LT is always there with a smile and great attitude. Such a pleasure. We love going there. Take my friends there when they visit from out of town. The Rueben is my go-to. The steak bites are delicious too.

Stopped by with the kids while in the area today. Totally fine experience. We started with the…read morebuffalo chicken dip and I appreciated that the chips were freshly sliced and fried. The chips were good and my daughter liked the dip (I'm not a fan of that dip so I didn't have any). She said her hamburger was fine, it looked like the typical 1/2 lb burger that I don't like much, but that's personal preference. My son liked his cheeseburger. I had fish and chips which were pretty good. Service was friendly. They have a game room filled with arcade machines and pool tables, and seemed to have a good assortment of German and Irish beers on tap. Lots of open air seating too. J.Ja

Really fun environment especially coming here on Saint Paddy's Day. Even though me and my party got…read morehere late we were able to get our order taken and the food was really good.

I have been here so much and I used to enjoy it. This time it cost$10.00 to park and no one was in…read morethe parking lot , I guess this is why locals don't come down . Then we get there and 3 people are in there . We decided to play darts and something happened and I was fixing the game and some guy comes in basically telling me what to do and how to do it and touching our board , I told him politely we got it and he still needed to touch it and change it while we were in the middle of the game . I don't know who he was but don't touch other people's game . I didn't say anything and then we decided to just sit at the bar . They were playing musical Bingo what fun . We decided not to play since they were in the middle of it . We have played there before it's fun. we were at the bar and a cockroach comes running down the bar and I moved just in time. I told the bartender but he just said put a bad review on yelp . Over all I used to love this place but it has gone way down and to pay $10.00 to an attendant for parking and no one is even there is ridiculous. Beers were $6.00 . And don't forget the cockroach for the win. I have mixed feelings .. because it could be a great . Maybe get an exterminator.

Love Dunleavy's!!! Probably my favorite spot on Sullivans. Food and drinks are great (better than…read moreyou would think) and the staff is wonderful. And my favorite part about Dunleavy's is the popcorn. 10/10

Was walking around Sullivan Island and came across this place. Their staff is amazing! Food and…read moredrinks are okay, nothing too special. We ordered the wings and the Ruben. It wasn't bad at all but it was alright. Would go back for the vibes and outdoor seating.

Azalea Bar is an absolute gem in downtown Summerville. First of all, it is gorgeous inside. I love…read morethat all three rooms have completely different vibes, so every visit feels a little unique. There's also a large outdoor area if you want to sit outside and enjoy the evening. The staff is fabulous, and I always love seeing Valerie when I go in -- she's the best. Cocktails are consistently amazing and always so yummy, and the food never disappoints. It's perfect for popping in if you're solo, date night, girls' night, and if you're lucky, y'all can snag the big green couches in the middle room. And of course, you always have to go say hi to the bobcat when you're there. One of my favorite spots around -- highly recommend.

We really enjoyed our time here. This bar strikes a great balance between upscale and cozy--it…read morefeels elevated, but not in a way that requires getting dressed up just to enjoy a good cocktail. The drinks are priced on the higher end, but the relaxed, comfortable atmosphere makes it feel approachable. We also love that they offer seasonal and holiday cocktails, which is right up our alley. We brought Luna along and sat on the patio, which was a nice option. I would love to see heaters added outside to make the patio more comfortable on cooler nights. Our waitress was very friendly and attentive throughout our visit. I ordered the Fireside Chat (served warm), made with Four Roses Bourbon, Croft Tawny Port, apple cider, orange juice, grenadine, turbinado sugar, allspice, and clove ($15). I really enjoyed the flavor profile--warm, well-balanced, and perfect for the season. That said, I was a little disappointed that my second drink wasn't garnished nearly as nicely as the first, especially given the price. Flavor-wise, though, both were very good. My husband started with the Gingersnap, which includes Monkey Shoulder blended Scotch whisky, Disaronno almond liqueur, butterscotch liqueur, spiced ginger syrup, heavy cream, Angostura bitters, cookie rim, and nutmeg ($16). He enjoyed it but felt it was definitely a one-drink cocktail due to how sweet, creamy, and heavy it was. He also ordered the Smoked Maple-Bacon Old Fashioned with bacon fat-washed bourbon, spiced maple syrup, tobacco bitters, and a salted brown sugar rim ($16). This one was a miss for him--too sweet, with the maple and smoke overpowering the drink, and not much bacon flavor coming through. That said, the presentation was excellent; watching the smoke being lit was a highlight, and I even grabbed a video of it. Our total came to about $71 before tip, and we didn't order any food, so it's definitely on the pricier side. Still, for the ambiance, creative cocktails, and overall experience, I think it's worth it--especially for a relaxed night out with a more elevated feel.