Today was our second visit. We brought my mom and sister…read more They loved, as do we, the Irish vibe. The music, the wall coverings all make you feel like you are immersed in all things Irish. We had a black and blue, the Irish Ozark, an Irish coffee and beach cinnamon whiskey with root beer. Service is excellent. We sat in the comfy area by the fireplace. Can't wait to come back!

We had a delightful visit to The Pub.. Ambience definitely gives you that Ireland feel...Harp and…read moreSmithwick on tap...Cornbeef sandwich and fries, delicious!! And don't you dare leave without getting the cherry crumble with an Irish coffee or a Baileys coffee...outstanding Everyone was so friendly, service was spot on. We will be back

Awesome atmosphere and cold beer. Very relaxing and staff…read moreare friendly. Food truck last time was pizza and it was amazing. Love this place !

This is the worse food I have had in a long time !! Over priced bland food !! Save your $$$$ this…read moreplace is way overrated!! Will never be back ! I travel and this is bad !!

If I was in the area again I would certainly return. Great people, nice space and a friendly…read moreatmosphere.

Honestly don't judge this place by how it looks outside. The inside looks great and the staff is…read morereally friendly. All the locals that come in are really nice and made us have a great time. This is a place to visit when you are in town. We will be back again. Really we had great time.

I came on Saturday the 15th for the Car Show. Per John's…read moresuggestion, I decided to try the upstairs. The upstairs bartender (sorry I did not get you name) was great. Bloody's were very good. Not sure what was in the pitcher, but they were not made by pouring out of a bottle of Zing Zang. (which I do like btw) This is in a very rustic, hastily put together space, and now that the problem child is gone. it is time for some upgrades and a makeover - as John has suggested. You have your proof of concept, now just dress it up. A suggestion on the sound. It was pretty much inaudible upstairs. I could hear that ya'll were talking - just very hard to make out the words. Which was a shame because I really wish I could have made out the Q&A Session better. I saw speakers everywhere - they just were not sending words to me. Not sure if it was better downstairs.

On a trip for business I found myself in Walnut Springs Tx.. As I was driving I remember wishing I…read morehad my Bike with me to take that ride. Once I arrived I knew I was right by the amount of Harleys that were outside. Some Custom some Stock. Even the parking out front was reserved for Bikes. If you like riding to Strokers in Dallas you will love Roadhouse. If you are in North Texas and you head here you will not be disappointed. From what I understand the establishment is under New Ownership. Management, from my experience is killing it. The menu has a lot of options and literally everything wa appealing. I'm a Wing guy so that was a given. Big Wings cooked and seasoned perfectly served with what might be the best hand cut Onion Rings I had in a long time. If I remember there were like five flavors and I'm sure there was no bad choice on flavors. There is also a Steakhouse from what I'm told serves a very good Rib Eye. I should also mention the Burgers were said to be the best around. The Bartender Jennifer was very nice and made some tasty Cocktails. They also had a very good selection of Beers and some that seemed to be Texas favorites lol. I had a chance to talk to the Manager Reggie who was a nice guy. He said they have live Music some days.The place was.complete with a Stage and an area for Dancing. He said Ted Nugent was there recently. Definitely it my thing but to each his own. It's off the beaten path but as I said a great place to go to get away for a few Hours. Next time I'm in Fort Worth I'll probably go again. Especially if I find a business that Rents Bikes. Still thinking about those Wings. Lol. Yallhollatchaboy'.

4.5 Stars but let's just round it to 5…read more So on a road trip honeymoon to Dublin and Paris, Texas that is, brought us first to Dublin. The home of Dublin Soda(formerly Dr. Pepper) and Granny Clark's huge pancakes. Me and life partner wanted to recreate our trips to Ireland and Paris, but alas on a budget. In Dublin, Texas everything supports the idea of its humble Town. I thought what best way to honor our trip was to seek out an Irish or seemingly Irish Pub. I will say I have had the pleasure of going to an Irish Pub in Kimmage. I think people fixate too much on the merits of the authenticity of a place. For example the process of serving a proper Guiness pint or even Irish Pub fare. They tend to forget what makes an Irish Pub. It is really in its vibe. Are the owners friendly and good hosts? Does it have a fun and welcoming energy? Is it that neighborhood hangout where you want to camp out friends, family or loved ones? My answer is a resounding yes. We came here on a Thursday night and it wasn't too busy. When this occurs this is the optimal time for owners to make a connection to its patrons. Firstly the owners said two things: Welcome and is this your first time here. Simple niceties don't cost a thing but are invaluable. The soundtrack of a place always dictates its crowd. I noticed the soundtrack is 90's with Color Me Badd, freestyle stuff and other nostalgic music on rotation. The noise level is perfect to facilitate conversations I ordered the Cluck of the Irish. And my life partner had "The Thing." Each were both appropriate bar fare. I had a Guinness from a can and Killian's Red Ale from a bottle. My only critique is they need to offer Guiness on tap. It doesn't need to be on Nitro. I don't expect the pour to be exactly like the one I had in Dublin. I will say I like it's subtle touches: the use of Celtic iconography, leprechauns and four leafed clovers. It is absolutely charming. Before I go on I must mention that the food was good, the service was excellent. The owners are extremely friendly. Each time I requested a refill the owner would oblige me and would pour a beer for me. And I can't pour a pint to save my life. Every business should be viewed in the context of where it's located. Shenanigans is in a very small town. It has Dublin Soda to claim. I believe there is only one supermarket. On a Friday night this place becomes the epicenter. And rightfully so. It is a fun place for friends, couples and families. As we were leaving it was filling up. They needed to cue House of Pain's, "Jump Around."

Genuine Guinness Stout is not served on tap nor does this establishment carry the bottles. All that…read morethey had on hand were cans of Draught (the rattle can) which tastes nothing like traditional legitimate Irish Stout. I did not see a bottle of Bushmill's either (did not look for the "US standard issue" Jameson). I walked out immediately so I cannot review any food items.

We love this little bar. Everyone is so friendly. The owners are amazing. They have a great beer,…read moreseltzer selection and some amazing Sangria.. This is a much go and visit little bar!

FUN! Great local live music, cold beer, and I have to say, reminds me of Austin back before the…read moreweirdos took over!

I'm not sure why anyone would give this place less than five stars. The selection is great. The…read moredrinks are cheap. The company is downright inviting. The other thing is, this is the only bar in town, so it's by default the BEST bar in town. I'm gonna actually put it in one of my top five faves of all time. I was quickly introduced to everyone in the place and learned a little about everyone's beautiful lives. What a treat. If you want to feel like you're drinking in an art gallery slash old bank building while looking at an ornate bar and being served by a pretty bartender, well, obviously this is the place you want to be. Bonus: clean bathrooms.

Bottle beers only and a full bar. 2 pool tables and a jukebox. A couple seating areas. Smoking…read moreinside. No TVs, but it's cool to hang out in a building that has been around so long surrounded by an old Texas downtown

So glad we stubbled on Bull Nettle on our first visit to Stephenville. We went during the day and…read moresat amongst an eclectic bunch of locals that were beyond friendly. The service was fantastic and the beer was cold. Won't miss stopping here again if we should visit again.

Out. Freaking. Standing. Excellent service. Cold beer…read more Great bar food. And your wait staff was hilarious.

Oma Leen's gets 5 stars in every category, always! We have…read moreate here for dinner on a regular basis since it opened in 2024. Tonight was no exception, but special. As we walked in, co-owner and chef Shannon was trying to get the perfect photo of their baked potato for content. As we talked about her version of the baked potato, my husband and I both said we've got to try it tonight. So, we did just that along with the filet. Here's the special part, this steak was fork tender and cooked medium rare plus perfect with incredible flavor. We just had dinner at a steak house downtown Fort Worth for restaurant week last Saturday night. It was a wonderful evening and meal, but Oma Leen's filet blew away Saturday nights offering. This was our first experience ordering a steak at Oma Leen's as their other offerings are amazing. However, it will not be the last on the filet as well as the baked potato!

We took the old highways home to Fort Worth from Austin today and found ourselves visiting Oma…read moreLeen's a second time, this time for lunch. So glad we did! The menu here is not expansive but it offers a very nice selection of tantalizing dishes. We opted for the fried chicken tacos. Being old timers with small appetites we customarily share an entree, but when I learned that an order consists of two, not the customary three tacos, I ordered a plate for each of us. Big mistake! Hahaha. These tacos are humongous! I'm afraid I totally failed to fulfill my duties as a responsible Yelper and take a photo of the presented plate. Attached is a pic of one, but the pic does not adequately provide for you a sense of the taco's actual size. We each had to work to finish one each. This creation is a work of taco art. A taco masterpiece. The tortilla appears to be house-made. The large pieces of chicken breast, perfectly seasoned and breaded; and crisply fried rest on a bed of some of the tastiest cole slaw ever. The fried chicken is then topped with a couple sauces that sing with the chicken and finished with house made hot honey. This taco is worth the drive to Hico from FTW for lunch. Service was once again very pleasant and attentive. And as I think I said in my previous review, Owners/Chefs Austin and Shannon have done a wonderful job of curating a welcoming, warm and authentic ambiance in this historic building.

Great food, great service. I just found this place in…read moreDowntown Dublin. If you're looping around Dublin on 377, its worth your while to to exit and make it into town for this jewel. Good home cooking, Don't let the "buffet" scare you. They have a full menu as well as the blue plate specials. Certain nights they have fish, steak and shrimp. This place is definitely on my list of places to stop for lunch.

So, we had "Grannys" on our way to Brownwood AND on our way back!…read more Ok... the ambiance is nothing to write home about, and the "Buffet" is pretty limited... that said, the CFS, mashed potatoes, and French fries were awesome. My son (who eats nearly everything) raved about how good the cheeseburger was (which is how I got the fries ... Anyway, EVERYTHING tasted great, but it only gets 4 stars because the place could be spruce up a bit... and don't sit next to the windows... draws the flies... but nevertheless, REALLY good food and we will eat there again!