I went there for lunch yesterday and I really liked it!
Atmosphere: They seem to be going for a modern/Irish blend, so you get things like girls in kilts and Guinness, but in a more modern sports-bar-y atmosphere. You can pretty much call this a gastro-pub: it's a bar where you can sit down and have a meal in. I don't think it's the thing for everyone, but I like a good laid-back atmosphere. There's a bunch of TV's there, but unless you sit at the bar itself they're very unobtrusive.
Menu: they've got a focus on grilled cheese dishes, though there's a lot of variety in the types, with a focus on provalone and swiss over cheddar (and thank goodness for that - I can't stand cheddar and when my friends took me here I had assumed that I'd just get a plate of fries - I was pleasantly surprised). Speaking of the fries, they're seasoned with a pretty tasty steak seasoning that enhanced the fries, but didn't overpower them like you might get at Red Robins.
And for you beer-drinkers, you'll be happy to know that they've got a pretty good beer list: there's the usuals like Guinness and Sharps and Yuengling, but there's also at least one or two selections from several other countries. I got an Angry Orchard cider, which was tasty goodness. They've also got a good selection of mixed drinks, but most of them seemed Guinness-based. A little disappointing, but if you don't like Guinness then there were several other options.
Service: I really didn't have any problems with the service, and I'm wondering if the other reviewers just got a new girl or something. My waitress was courteous, was very prompt even though we came during the lunch rush, and made sure to let us know what was going on with our food while we waited. They dressed in T-shirts, short kilts, and flats, which is a fairly standard version of bar waitresses uniform, and I didn't get any 'slutty' vibes from them.
Also in response to the 'stripper poles' some people said were by the bar: give me a break - I sat by those poles and they're far too thick and TEXTURED to be stripper poles. They were very very obviously load-bearing poles. Plus, they were closer to the kitchen than the bar, and went from the floor to ceiling - no stage. Therefore, even if they WERE stripper poles they were the worst designed and placed poles ever created. Give me a break.
I have to say that the only major thing that I had a problem with was the music - they play the greatest hits of the back few decades, who while at one moment I was listening to "Simple Man," the next moment was "California Girls." If they can stick to rock hits I'd be a lot happier, but I don't go to a bar/restaurant to listen to the music anyway.
Anyway, after that terribly long review I have to say that I still really enjoyed eating here, and will definitely return. If you want a wholesome Disney-esque restaurant, go to Outback. If you want a nice casual bar atmosphere with very tasty food, I really recommend Paddy Jack's. read more