The Harp

This place just has a great atmosphere, Irish pub vibes. Very friendly and fast service. I have the shepherds pie and it was fantastic. Absolutely huge portion. Also had the cheesesteak egg roll with Russian dressing, and it was absolutely fabulous. I highly recommend both.

My friend always drives past this restaurant so it's been on her list for a while. It's pretty nondescript from the outside. But the inside is very much an Irish bar. Pretty family friendly and I'm sure they have a lot of regulars. The staff is very friendly too.For drinks, I got the hot toddy while my friend got an espresso martini. Strong on the alcohol! I liked my hot toddy but my friend couldn't finish her martini.For our entrees, I got the corned beef hash while my friend got a French toast sandwich. Delicious! But also very heavy! I was full for hours! I would come back though. We both saw other items on the menu that looked good.They have two parking lots on both sides of the building which is good.

Just constantly delicious. I have been eating here for years. Great service and food.

Ate here with family on the day before Thanksgiving. Steady but not too busy. Our waitress was super friendly and attentive. I had the corned beef boxty which was excellent. Everyone in our party liked their meals. I had a Jamison Black whisky and a couple Guinnesses were ordered. Great atmosphere and food. Hope to come back!

This is one of the best places in Cleveland for good Irish food and they have the beer to go with it. Mainly pop in here on St. Patrick's Day. Cozy and warm inside. Service is always amazing and you got a properly poured pint of Guinness to boot!

Always awesome to relax on their patio and enjoy the beautiful day. Nice selection of local beers and they do updates to their menu. We have never been disappointed with their specials.

Hard to complain about anything when you visit The Harp. The staff and ambiance are wonderful and their food is even better. As we admired the woodwork at the bar while sipping on a perfectly poured Guinness, we decided to order the Clam Chowder (I believe only served on Fridays). The chowder was one of the best I've had in the Cleveland area. Adequate proportions of clams, potatoes, and other veggies and all components were cooked well. I welcomed the extra black pepper as most chowders in the area do not add enough. 5 stars, well done. Also ordered the pierogis which were filled with potatoes and cheese and topped with garlic and sauerkraut. The amount of filling was perfect for the size of each pierogi. My only criticism would be there was too much minced garlic on top and the garlicky flavor was overpowering the flavor of the filling. Only reason I did not vote 5 stars would be for the heavy garlic topping on the pierogis as well as the music volume being way too low. When I go to an Irish restaurant/bar I would like to hear Irish music.

I wish I could give 4.5 stars because I really did enjoy The Harp, but it wasn't exactly 5 stars.Anyway, the food was delicious, although I will say I did get a simple corned beef sandwich, and chips so kinda hard to screw up. Waited FOREVER for my horseradish though.The other people I was with ordered a Rueben and 2 boxtys, everyone said their food was goodDrinks were good.Atmosphere was nice.Service was a little inattentive and slow, but at least we were served - another table by us said they were waiting 20 minutes and a server (same server we had) never came over!Very nice patio - although it was a little hot so we stayed inside!! A little more on the pricey side for a lunch - would be ok for dinner.

Came for lunch, great day on the patio with great service. Drinks and food came quickly!

Went for Sunday brunch, my mom got the crab cake Benedict and I got the corned beef hash. The Benedict was small, and the corned beef hash had almost no corned beef in it, just lots of peppers and onions. The potatoes in the hash were dried out wedges, nothing had hardly any seasoning in it and dry as a bone. The poached eggs were tiny. With the hash I got one piece of scorched rye toast, one butter and one jelly. I guess if you're elderly and can't have seasoning, then maybe this place is good for you, otherwise go elsewhere. Service was okay and food came out relatively quickly. The place itself is an older one, but nice view of the lake if you get the right seat. I'd definitely eat before coming here to eat... but then why bother going here at all? The only thing that was good was the French toast that my mom and I shared. It was like a toasted bread pudding more than French toast though. In any case I don't think I'll come back. Also, FYI I did see the corned beef sandwich at a table across the way, it looked like there wasn't much meat on it. Moral of the story, don't waste your money here.