This spot just gets it…read more I came through recently and was honestly excited before I even ordered food because they had a solid selection of NA mocktails. For a bar, that's not always a given, and as someone who doesn't drink as much these days, that immediately stood out to me. I grabbed a lavender leprechaun and it was super refreshing, light, and just a really nice change of pace from the usual soda-or-water options. It didn't feel like an afterthought, it actually felt intentional. For food, I went with the corned beef sandwich and it did not disappoint. Hearty, flavorful, and exactly what you'd want from a proper Irish pub. The whole place has that classic pub vibe but still feels welcoming whether you're drinking or not. That balance is rare, and I really appreciated it. Definitely a spot I'd come back to, especially knowing I've got solid non-alcoholic options to enjoy.

Stopped by The Field Irish Pub in downtown San Diego for a Guinness and a bite on St Patrick's Day,…read moreso as expected, it was absolutely packed. Despite the crowds, service was impressively fast. We grabbed seats at the bar and were taken care of right away, which was a pleasant surprise given how busy it was. Food-wise, the fish and chips were good, but not amazing--solid, but nothing to rave about. The sausage rolls, unfortunately, were a bit underwhelming for me. I was hoping for a crispier, flakier pastry, but they fell a little short in texture. One thing I really miss is the live music they used to have before Covid. It added so much to the atmosphere, and I'd love to see them bring that back. Outside of big events like St. Patrick's Day, the place can feel a bit quiet, so the music would definitely elevate the overall vibe. Overall, still a great spot for a pint and good service--especially impressive during peak crowds--but there's definitely room to bring back some of that old charm.

Ordered the Mexican but got the BBQ -- eadible. Their Clamato missed on the spices/mix -- tasted…read morewatered-down. Upped to 3 stars because it's better than places nearby.

Awesome service I've been coming for a while then I met Emily she has costumer service like I've…read morenever had before she remembers me by name and the beer I drink after meeting one time I will be back because of her every bar needs an Emily !

The wife and I love the Irish stew here. It's a meal we crave quite often. We're suckers for the…read moregarlic bread. We have been coming here for multiple years and the staff has always been wonderful to us. Special shoutout to Emily and Savanah who always check up on us and make sure we have everything we need!

Came here with the guys from work and split the g. We had a nice time and it really has a nice…read moreIrish pub feeling. I almost felt like I was in It's always sunny but sadly no Danny Devito and no distinct spaghetti policy.

I'm becoming a regular here once a week. Outstanding…read morebartenders. Shout out to Ashley especially. Favorite dive bar for sure.

The food was pretty good had a burger and wings would def get again. It's quite dark in there so…read morethe ambiance was good in my book. Service was great quick and flawless.

The most poppin' Irish Pub in the area! Came by on St. Patty's day to grab some classic Irish food…read moreto-go. Looked amazing in there, but I couldn't stay. Friendly staff, and a good local vibe. Everything we got was AMAZING: Guinness stew, Shepherds pie, corned beef and cabbage, potato balls. Surprisingly delicious & flavorful for "pub food"! And so happy they did take out on such a busy holiday. Hope this pub stays here for many years to come.

What a great place! Sorry to hear it's closing. Food is…read moregreat and our server Emily was just the best ever! Last time there we had Sarah as our server. Also outstanding See u there St Pat's Day!

Meh, just okay as far as good goes. The Mac and cheese is decent. Sirloin sliders just okay, my…read morebuns were burnt, same with the 50 50 burger. Mashed potatoes good, sausage also just okay. I think you go for the atmosphere and Guinness. Staff was good and helpful.

If you're in Coronado, McP's Irish Pub is one of those spots that just becomes part of your routine…read morewithout even trying. It's a smaller place, but that's part of what makes it great. It feels real, comfortable, and consistent every time you walk in. This has actually become a tradition for us. Every year around Thanksgiving, when we stay at Hotel del Coronado, we make it a point to come here with friends. Been doing it since 2018 and it's something we all look forward to. The food is always solid, drinks are right, and the atmosphere just fits. Nothing overcomplicated, just a place that does what it's supposed to do and does it well. What says a lot is we don't just go to this location. When we're up visiting family in El Dorado Hills, we'll hit their Tahoe location too. That kind of consistency across locations is rare. This place has become part of our routine and our memories. Don't ever change.

Sitting in front of a fire, sipping a beverage, and enjoying good conversation under the stars is…read morewonderful. Knowing that half the country is under a foot of snow makes it delightful. We came here on a whim and were left with a wonderful experience. We had the Sheppard Pie and the bread bowl, both of which were solid. The waitress was full of great suggestions and made fun conversation. I'm a sucker for good outdoor seating and this makes my top 10 in San Diego.

Ummmm best deal in town in 2026... $7 smash burger and fries!???? Delish! My dog loved the fries…read moretoo, shhhh. What more could you ask for.

AT THE INTERSECTION OF REGRET AND REMORSE…read more At what point does a cover charge become just a discrete way of saying "you're not welcome, only tolerated"? Nothing humbles you faster than paying a $40 daytime 'cover charge' to sit uncomfortably with alchy-bros and their untreated mental health issues. We came to this Irish Tavern because...well... St. Patricks Day. The bouncer wouldn't let us in until we paid the extortion. It's no wonder millennials are broke. I didn't really wanna pay, but we found such a great parking spot... He took my cash and stuffed it in his pocket. For $40, we assumed something legendary was awaiting us inside. Is Cillian Murphy here? Or maybe a Glen Hansard cover band.? At the very least a Conan O'Brien blowup doll? Nope... just canned music playing over speakers that crackled like grandpa's radio. So there's no band... But, for $40 there better be at least something I haven't seen before. Perhaps they've summoned St. Patrick from the dead? Or figured out how to make everyone's red flags visually appear. Or how to uncrack an egg... Something! But nope, it was just like a regular day that wasn't $40 to get in. And here's the thing: the food and drink are ALSO more expensive than usual! So they already fleeced me for $40, and now two drinks are also $40? Two corned beef plates: another $50!? It was average to below average. It was like they took every Irish Tavern in the world, put 'em all in a blender, and hit puree. It was just... easy-to-chew mediocrity. Honestly, I've been to better pubs at Holiday Inn. As we walked out, the same bouncer was still collecting his shakedown fees. But this time the cover charge was only $10. Only 45 minutes later, the cover charge for the privilege of... well nothing... lowered exponentially!?! This isn't an Irish tavern, this is a scam with a jukebox. Pro tip: I've paid $40 for many things. A glow-in-the-dark toilet seat. A Texas-shaped waffle maker. A desktop punching bag for when Yelp takes down my reviews. But I'd rather pay $40 to NOT go to a mediocre Irish bar. Next year, I'm staying home to enjoy a $3 Guinness in my garage. No cover. Curated playlist. Parking's up front. Just me, my red flags, and zero regret.

We came here 1 year later as we loved it the last time…read more And again it did not disappoint. This year was way busier than last year as they held an event here as the weather was very hot so they had stuff outdoors. We got my wife a T-Shirt this year and they got beads too. The food was great again All of them tasted great and you can see the photos. If you want real Irish food come here and enjoy.

I have spent 7/8 years celebrating St Pattys day here. I dont think i will be back. A large part…read moreof Irish culture is warmth, hospitality, dancing & music. Sadly this year Muldoons was an epic fail. In the past, they have had a bagpipe crew, live music and even space for dancing. This year they didnt even play music on the speakers. It was just people everywhere. They even stole the chairs from the outside tables (to allow for more customers). Nothing other than the green the patrons were wearing indicated Irish heritage let alone a Celebration of St Patrick. Its SAD. I was hoping the new owners knew Irish culture. Sadly it appears they do Not. Next year; The Harp or Malarkey's. Muldoons has lost that lovin feeling. They get a 3 for the delicious food and the fact my friends were there. But thats me being generous (cuz Im Irish!)

5 stars for being able to get weed and smoke it right on the spot Haha Was brought here by a friend…read moreso we could smoke some joints before watching a movie at plaza rio. When they told me there's a place we can go and get weed and roll some joints and smoke it there while Having a drink, I Kind of thought hard to believe but it's actually true haha It is located way in the back at plaza zapato on the second floor. You will take stairs to get up to the place. Go in the back room to get your herbs for 50 pesos ($3) for which looked like a gram. My friend said that's expensive for Mexico lol It's not medical grade, but decent enough. They even provided papers. We rolled the joints at our table and then just sparked it up. No one even paid attention. Great place. You'll never know that this place is even there. Not sure how much they pay the cops to not bother them cause there were cops we walked by right before going up and they ignore it. Definitely worth checking the place out.