Love love love this place. Yelp is a little sporadic in Ireland so I cross referenced with Trip…read moreAdvisor. So glad we came here. It was a Sunday night and we didn't know what to expect. Was kinda empty when we arrived, but both guys working were super friendly and, after learning we were from the US, were quick to adapt the conversation. One has a good friend that moved to Indiana, the other was a huge fan of Andrew Luck (Our quarterback for the Colts). We talked beer, American sports, and they could not have been friendlier. After I finished my Guinness I was hankering for some whisky. One of the guys showed me the local stuff and I, being intrigued, ordered a shot. He came back and warned me it was 11 euros. Omg how nice was that? So I ordered another Guinness. My wife doesn't drink beer, so they made her a Sex on the Beach cocktail that she loved. Around 10 a two man band started playing music. They were great. One of them seemed to be playing percussion on a wood box. We had never seen anything like it. I had two other bars on the list to visit tonight so we left prematurely. The second stop absolutely sucked. The bartender had no personality and wouldn't even consider mixing a drink for my wife. I wish we had stayed at McPhails all night.

You can't go to Drogheda and not visit McPhails. Now you may be confused by the fact that the…read moresignage still says Peter Matthews. Have no fear, you are in the right place. Very, very cozy pub in front and a larger bar area in back where live music is frequent. They have a good-sized beer garden with heater lamps as well. For the ladies, there is a hair straightener in the women's toilets that you can use for €2. I did not use it, but I have to say I haven't seen such amenities in a pub before. Definitely a place worth checking out.

Carberry's, or Ti Chairbre in Irish, it's a wonderful place to be, where to get lost in the ancient…read morehistory of the pub, its family, music and pints (apparently they serve one of the best Guinness in the country). Just by stepping into a small black door, you might bump into prodigious musicians that find refugee in this pub by many considered a music temple. It's a must-see place in a lifetime!

A must if your traveling through Drogheda. Traditional Irish music and a pub right out of the…read more1800's. You can just feel the history in this place.

My wife and I had a lovely time staying at the Air B&B behind the pub and having our dinners just a…read moreshort walk across the courtyard. The food was, in a word, amazing. Pat, Una, and their staff were wonderful. We were fortunate to be there during the euros, so I was able to take in the matches (my wife was less enthusiastic about this part). If you want to experience the Irish Midlands this is the place to go; both my wife and I travel and we try and avoid the touristy areas, preferring instead to spend our time meeting new people, and this trip provided that. Being American, I seldom get to have a good talk about football, but Pat was happy to oblige here. He's also made sure that every time I see Archie Gray take the pitch I will think of Weirs.

Wonderful experience, nicely maintained pub and restaurant, homemade fresh food with surprises and…read morethoughtful touches. Recommend for a great meal and good Craic.

Good place to have some authentic Irish food. They have a welcoming inside with a fireplace! My…read morefavorite dish is their homemade burger. Staff is friendly and plenty of space for larger groups.

This is my local pub and resturant and to be honest the food is amazing. We have tried other places…read morebut would not come close to it. I would normally have the chicken stirfry with noodles which is lovely. There chicken curry and chicken fajita are also amazing. My all time favorite here is the sweet chili beef wrap with chips and side salad. On Sunday there roast beef is top class. Portions are always huge and if you have room after mains they have a wide selection of deserts. All staff are really very nice and i would rate this place 10 out of 10. Keep up the good work guys

I will start by saying "YOU MUST STOP-in" the seating is quick, the staff is friendly and…read moreprofessional. You must try the fish &chips or the seafood chowder they are both incredible. The draft beer try the Rock Shore draft delish. The bathroom A+ and the decor is amazing. This is one Skerries BEST eateries.... Check out the pics

Amazing food!!!!! We were able to get seated right away without a reservation, which we heard was…read morevery uncommon. The vibe was awesome and service was so friendly. My favorite restaurant we went to during our trip!!

We called into this place purely by chance yesterday. Now we wouldn't be in drogheda often but he…read morewas called by his beloved mistress, the premier league. So e stopped in and found that this was a lovely little pub! It was clean and not overly bright but ambiently lit. They had an amazing cocktail menu! There's also a good beer selection- I'm happy when I find peroni on draught! The barman was friendly as were the patrons. Best of all was a fab beer garden out the back! Well jell that this place is in drogheda instead of Dublin!

This place got famous over night I feel. A lot of locals have moved away from the usual spots in…read moretown and have traded in for amore mature crowd and quality drinks at good prices. Never too busy that you are waiting too long to get to the bar. Very comfortable environment.

Best pub in Slane, with live music, friendly locals and bar staff. Everyone seems to know each…read moreother and are happy to chat to the occasional visitor like myself. The toilets are a bit funky with plants growing out of the stone walls. But adds to the rustic charm.

Very nice pub. Can be crowded, but is a great experience for an Irish pub. Close to Conygham Arms…read moreHotel

My wife and I want a nice pub meal, and this was a dream choice. She had the steak and Guinness…read morepie and I opted for the pizza. Both dishes were delicious and very reasonably priced. Nice interior design, friendly staff. I had a glass of Guinness and my wife tried a local pale ale, both beers were on point. This is a great place to grab lunch or dinner. Stop in and enjoy

Situated right on the main drag, the Grey Goose markets itself as a trendy upscale bar, but has all…read morethe trimmings of a traditional Irish pub. We stopped in for some food while on our way from Dublin to the North. We both had pizzas and weren't disappointed. The pizzas were reasonably priced and tasted good. They looked like they were made with quality ingredients. The bar seemed to have a large selection of different dishes with some specialties written on the mirrors toward the front of the bar. At 3 in the afternoon, though, this was a typical city watering hole. The bar may market itself as upscale, but the clientele still seemed to be the usual afternoon bar dwellers. I can't speak to how the bar is at night or on the weekends, but it was pretty decent. Worth a stop.

Loved this place. Friendly service, good food, and easy to find on our road trip through Ireland…read more The roast lamb was amazing and hit the spot on a cold, blustery day.

Talk about a great place to find while we were in Ireland awesome food if you're ever here, please…read moreorder the ribs. Some of the best I've had service was great my wife had a chicken dish and she loved hers. I would highly recommend this place for lunch.

My beautiful wife and I have been touring Ireland for a week and have finally landed back near the…read moreairport to sleep one short night before flying out in the morning. The staff and the crowd of regulars at this charming pub are among the most welcoming we have experienced in all of Ireland! They were as excited to tell us about their country and as they were to ask about ours! They were funny and friendly and the highlight of our day. Aaaand should the Sam Maguire ever make it back to Mayo, we should return and celebrate with Sean!

Sunny Day Central…read more Nothing beats sitting in a beer garden on a Sunday in Ireland. Absolutely nothing! Except maybe sitting in a beer garden on a Sunday in Ireland on the water. Now that takes some beating. McEvoys is one of those places that is just made for one of those ultra-rare-not-a-cloud-in-the-sky days. Set right on the canal just outside of Celbridge is this gorgeous pub. Full of walkers who have come along the canal on a stroll with their dogs plus lots of locals and even some lucky houseboat owners. The mood is always friendly and jovial, with an atmosphere that's second to none. Here you will find: - A pre-pint walk along the canal - A load of benches with a view of the boats and the water - A super cosy and comfy bar inside if it gets a tad chilly in the evening (you know it will!) - A great pint of the black stuff - A dog friendly bar To be honest, whether it's raining or shining, I'd still recommend this spot. Gwan the outskirts!