Love this pub, always have great deals and a great place to go with your friends if you're looking…read morefor a bar.

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Ok, so I've visited this place a few different times now and I have to write about it. This is by…read morefar a great Irish Pub...for Spain. If you're expecting an Irish Pub as you might find in the states or anywhere else, this is not it. It doesn't offer Guiness Stew or Shepard's Pie or much of what you would want from an Irish Pub. It's main dishes are an array of burgers and a few sandwich/wrap options. The burgers looks good but make sure you tell the waiter you want them well-done (bien hecho) or you will end up with a very very pink burger. When I say that it's a good Irish Pub for Spain, I mean that it is very Spanish. You will wait a considerable amount of time for service, food, and the check. It was just my wife and myself on a Monday afternoon and it took almost three hours from start to finish. The place wasn't busy and we don't dawdle at restaurants. The food is ok. I've had the O'Hara's Roll, which is a wrap, and the Chicken Sandwich, which is basically a very bland, greasy club sandwich. My wife got the PBBQ Burger. I tried it and holy sodium batman! Nevertheless, I will admit that they have great onion rings but they only give you about six. The waffle fries are also fairly delicious and you get more than with the onion rings (get the waffle fries, you'll thank me). Additionally, they have a great beer selection. That selection might be there redeeming quality for me. Also, the price might be another redeeming quality for me too. For our burger, two drinks, and a wrap we paid 28€. They have a lot of seating both inside and outside of the restaurant. On weekends you will probably need a reservation, just FYI. They have two bathrooms, one for men and one for women. They are relatively clean but no hot water. Overall, this is a pub that has an Irish name with Irish flair but in every other way it is actually very Spanish. Before you go, know what you're actually getting into. Lastly, it is situated in a great spot with other restaurants and nightlife around. If you go, be ready to wait and wait...and wait.

This is an Irish Pub, plain and simple sans the Irish music and language - but one of the best beer…read moreselections I've seen, definitely the best in Pozuelo by far. A great selection of bar food - sandwiches, burgers, wings, chicken fingers, salads, crepes, and of course desserts. Our burgers were all excellent - a notch above typical bar food because they each had a gourmet twist to them. They were cooked right (punto which would probably classify as closer to rare than mid-rare). The fries and onion rings were the bomb! Lastly, the service - our waiter was great, very pleasant, mostly attentive, and friendly. A great experience and we will return for sure.

Some of the best food I had in Spain was served in a British restaurant. Go figure! But we…read moreabsolutely loved every bite we had here. The food is hearty and humble, but full of love and honest-to-goodness good cooking. Even at 3PM, the wait was 30 minutes, but we quickly realized why locals are willing to wait for a seat here in a city packed with restaurants. Lunch was served prix-fixe style (aka menu del dia), and amazingly, all 6 dishes we tried were winners. We each ordered different options in order to try them all, as described below: - Arugula salad with caramelized onions and goat cheese: Best salad ever! Everything was so fresh and melded together perfectly. I never want to eat another salad without goat cheese and caramelized onions. My husband was shocked at how good this was because he normally doesn't like salads. - Tomato and cucumber gazpacho: Light, refreshing, and full of flavor. - Pork roast with gravy: This was just insane. Super tender pork with crackling(!!), delicious gravy, and perfectly roasted potatoes and apples. Like something you'd find at the best British pub. - Bouillabaisse: Yes, I ordered a French dish at a British restaurant in Spain. And it was wonderful. The best seafood stew I've ever had. The fish was perfectly cooked, and bread dipped in the broth was briny magic. - Caramel and cinnamon custard: Exactly what it sounds like, only BETTER. To die for. I wanted to lick my bowl. - Pear and rosemary cake: A lighter dessert but still very tasty. At 25-30 euros per person, it's not cheap, but for the quality and quantity of food you get, it's 100% worth it. Our waiter was friendly and very patient with our poor Spanish skills. The restaurant was absolutely packed with locals, and it never died down, long after lunch was over. Try to finagle a reservation here if you can, but even if you can't, I would wait hours to eat here again.

Owner/chef/maestro made us feel welcome when we arrived before dinner service. Most of the photos…read moreon Yelp are very dated for many restaurants in Europe and we were sad that the menu no longer had salmon cakes. We fortunately had two very tasty pescatarian dishes - red curry and baked cod. Paired perfectly with the pints of beer and easy to eat at the bar. The place was packed and lively. Great casual crowd in a fun neighborhood. Highly recommend stopping at this place.