I had their shepherds pie and it was delicious. Instead of ground beef they use fresh shave, roast beef; with homemade mashed potatoes, gravy, and corn. It tasted like good old home cooking! read more

Five of us came for supper and drinks on a beautiful summer evening. Very quiet tonight but being a Sunday on a long weekend, I was not surprised. I ordered a Rock Creek Dry Cider, with a side glass of ice, and an order of hot wings. The table ordered a White Sangria and a Dirty Rindi and really enjoyed them. The food, however, was very ordinary. The Hot Wings were good but the sauce was sloppy and seemed to be just dumped on. The Mighty O'Shae was over cooked and the Veggie Burger had to be sent back because it was cold. The replacement came back a bit burnt but we tolerated that. All in all, the staff did ok with something that was out of their control but, sadly, they get only two stars from me. read more

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Great place to eat and the deck on the roof is the best to be at in the summer time and sit out and enjoying the sun

Came here on a trip to Saskatoon for a wedding. My impression is decidedly meh. On one hand I love the patio; it's spacious and airy and not loud from traffic or out in the middle of nowhere (can you tell I'm from Edmonton?) The menu, on the other hand: bleh. The Lucky Chicken Burger wasn't very good (the tomatoes were completely white in the middle and thereby not edible in my books and the bun was dry) and the fries were a bit burnt tasting. For $15 I wasn't overly impressed. But the beer menu! Ugh! I asked if there were any specials and there weren't so I just asked to see a menu (so I could price for myself what I wanted). When the server just told me what was on tap I went with a cider since I always love that and it's never pricey. Yikes when I finally got a menu and realized I ordered an $8.75 drink. Oh well, but it would have been nice to know. Nothing was a great price anyways... Their beers are definitely overpriced. I thought maybe it was a Saskatoon thing until I migrated to another bar and had a European import for $5.75. read more

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Most people in Saskatoon love this place for it's beautiful rooftop patio. It's spacious, sunny, and at the right tables you can look down onto the street and watch life go by. We've never felt rushed by the staff and have enjoyed sitting here sipping a drink for long periods of time. In fact, we have never eaten here unless we sat on the patio, so we don't come here in the winter or late autumn. The service can be spotty - depends on the waiter and how buys the place is. Usually the service is fine, exactly what you'd expect at a casual pub. THE FOOD Keep in mind this is not a gastropub... it's a regular pub, which hasn't lost it's place in the world! The food is decent, some dishes are better than others. Prices are fair. You can always depend on the burgers being enjoyable and their fries are delicious. Lucky Chicken Burger: This was a nice treat!. The grilled and seasoned chicken breast was moist and tasty, topped with a generous amount of delicious sauteed mushrooms, melted and gooey mozza cheese, crispy bacon, some lettuce, and big slices of sweet tasting tomatoes. Definitely worth having. Taco Salad: So this was... interesting. Probably not something we would order again. There is far more ground beef in this than actual salad, which I suppose some might count as a positive. We prefer balanced proportions and this was off. The ground beef was cooked in a very generic "taco" seasoning (chili powder, paprika, maybe some onion garlic power). There was some lettuce, tomato, red onion, and marble cheese. A couple of jalapenos sliced on top. On the side came a tub of sour cream and a tub of salsa. Both very impractical in a salad since they're so thick - one could of course use the bowl to enjoy these accompaniments after the salad itself is eaten. read more

O'shea's Irish Pub - Beef Taco Salad: Ground beef, tomato, red onion, marble cheese, lettuce. On the side: salsa, sour cream - Pubs Near Me - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

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I generally don't mind O'Shea's. The food is pretty standard pub fare. The prices are within market range. The music isn't too loud. The waitresses are reasonably attentive. The second floor deck is quite nice. The reason it only gets two stars is because the young bartenders commit an unforgiveable sin for an Irish bar: they can't pour a proper pint of Guinness to save their lives. While there on the 21st my table ordered a total of three pints of Guinness. On average, they came with 2" of head. It's almost like the bartenders have never seen what a pint of Guinness is supposed to look like. I was taking a look at some of the other pints on the waitresses' trays and it seems that Guinness was not the only beer suffering from this defect. In any event, if you feel like having a Guinness, definitely go to one of the other 14 bars within a 2 minute walk - you will get significantly more Guinness for the same price. read more

Good location, OK service and serves beers in half pints-- all good points, but then there was the food. When I walked in it smelled like old grease (think high school cafeteria). Luckily I got used to the smell and didn't notice it until I left whereby I noticed my clothes smelled like they had been put in the fryer with my fries. (More on the fries later.) I ordered the Lucky chicken burger with my chicken done Cajun style and poutine. The kaiser bun was not toasted. I repeat NOT toasted. The poutine consisted of extremely greasy fries doused in gravy. The fries had been topped with shredded yellow and orange (I presume cheddar) cheese. Perhaps the same stuff they use in their Mexican salad or Mexican chicken burger? The star (I speak in antonyms here) of the show was the piece of chicken. It was a piece of reconstituted chicken which I presume was preseasoned out of its frozen box and reseasoned again with Cajun spices. Way too salty, way too fake.( Again, this reminded me of highschool caf fare.) Ugh. Is it too much to ask for *real* chicken? Shame on you O'Sheas. read more

O'Shea's is a cool looking albeit expensive bar. The sound level was low enough to allow a conversation. The restrooms were clean. I asked what was on special to which the waitress responded "Guinness" without specifying the price. I was a little surprised since Guinness is one of the more expensive beers but went along with it. Of course, when the bill came, I paid more than my friends who ordered something that was not on special. I am not going to argue over a 50c difference, but I can very well distinguish between those who are able interpret the question correctly and provide complete information about cheap beers and those who don't. read more

Stopped in here tonight in a bit of a daze after our drive from Winnipeg. Not much of a greeting from the hostess and we were basically told to fend for ourselves in terms of a table... Patio was slammed though as this appears to be one of the only patios in downtown Saskatoon. Asked our server for recommendations as to local beer and received them. I ordered a water alongside which never appeared despite asking twice. Kinda brutal after such a long, hot day. We ordered the Irish nachos and wings. We requested 'half honey garlic and half hot sauce' - this is apparently unheard of in Saskatoon. Our server eventually obliged and what appeared was 5 hot wings and 5 honey garlic. Appreciate the effort but typically with sauce on this would consist of 10 wings mixed in hot and honey garlic... together... think: wing salad and the sauce is the dressing. Staff seem overburdened in terms of the number of tables in their sections. To me, having served for years, it's a cardinal sin to forget the one thing a customer requests that you can't charge for. A glass of water, pleaseeeee? read more

One of my favorite places to eat when I am downtown going to a show. My only problem is that A) Seating is scarce if it's busy B) the food can be pretty greasy at times read more

Have been to O'Shea's a handful of times. I've never had a bad experience. They have a bar/pub/tavern menu although some things can surprise you. If you can't decide anything to get for food, than go for the platter. It has a great assortment of finger food. They have a great assortment of beers as a pub of this style should. The prices are decent. It's a great place to go with friends in a casual atmosphere. It's not loud with music so you can have a conversation. I haven't been on the rooftop patio, but I've heard it is pretty sweet. All in all, you should hit up O'Shea's at least once. A great place to chill and have a drink. read more

I was very disappointed. O'shea's has always been my favourite pub in Saskatoon. We were trying to start a bi weekly after work social club at O'shea's. We picked O'shea's because in the summer it will be awesome to sit on the rooftop patio. The patio is amazing. Unfortunately, we will be switching venues. We went on Wednesday, December 12, 2018 and we each had different wings and they were terrible. I never complain about food unless it's just not acceptable (I think I have complained twice in all my life). There was no real flavour and mine were so crisp. I am sure they were from the day before and just re deep fried. I never leave left over wings. Well I did this time because trying to bite into them I was scared I would chip a tooth. My friend sitting across from me bit into hers and her wing went flying into my basket. That's how tough they were. With all the new restaurants/pubs downtown I was expecting the wings to be out of this world. O'shea's your food is usually amazing. What happened? When I would have friends/coworkers come into Saskatoon and they ask me where to eat downtown. O'shea's was always the first one I would mention. read more

Fish and chips on the specialty menu. Funny I expected fish with my soggy chips. No just fried batter and no fish. Sad sad. Sad. Beer was ok thank god. read more

5 Stars for their amazing patio! Lots of shade and they have water mist going for the extremely hot Saskatoon days which is unique and this was extremely welcome. Good drinks and decent service, gorgeous patio. I didn't eat but I have heard the food is a bit greasy, although I saw lots of dishes going through that looked good. Would definitely go the patio again! read more

Definitely my favorite pub in Saskatoon! Oshea's has great seating accomodations if you are in a big group. Better yet they have an awesome staff!! On your way in make sure you enter through the little man door. read more

Outdoor patio adds the fourth star. Otherwise a good but typical Irish pub. Has a diverse but definitely younger crowd.

Had the veggie burger and fries and was pleasantly surprised at how good it was. Veggie burger patty is probably one of the best faux meat patties I've ever had in my near 20 year experience with them. Fries were good chip truck style fries and our server was incredibly pleasant. read more

I was visiting Saskatoon last weekend. This place was suggested for the fish and chips. I stopped there Friday and I ordered the fish and chips and was swerved a plate of tepid over salted fries with two greasy pieces of something trying to pass as fish, a napkins placed on top soaked up so much fat that it dripped off. read more

This is my favourite pub in the city hands down. Laid back atmosphere, roof top patio, good bar food, and Guiness on tap! it's a great spot for lunch, you always get lots of food. My only complaint is that it's hard to find seating sometimes and sometimes it's so busy the waitress doesn't come around as often as I'd like. I still love this place. read more

The bartender was racist. Unlike other bars that let you order drinks, and pay when you leave, he insisted that I pay after every single drink. read more