Sean O'Callaghan's

The server and hostess were very pleasant. The place is bigger than it looks and has different seating areas. I had the whitefish it was cooked very well the lemon caper butter was tasted good but it started to solidify by the time I got my plate. The fish had a crispy coating which was good. The potatoes and green beans were tasty. The other plates we had were the Reuben sandwich which looked really good but they didn't have horseradish but had this mustard with horseradish instead which was amazing. The hamburger was good. The whitefish sandwich was amazing. I loved the Scottish Egg with the dill sauce. I would get that again and again. The bread pudding was amazing!

This place is more of a restaurant than thought, I thought it was just a stereotypical bar. I got the Shepards Pie because I heard many people rave about it, but it didn't live up to my expectations. The flavor was good but the ratio of mash to the rest was uneven and I thought it was too soupy. We also had the pretzels and they were solid with a great honey mustard dipping sauce to pair. Service was nice and the inside is what I imagine a pub to be like.

A great spot for some classic irish food! You can't go wrong with the fish and chips!

Well People I have been discriminated against twice at this place twice now being cut off by CLUELESS Bartenders for drinking what they thought was to much. Second last night after working from 5 am to 5 p.m and closing my eyes for a few and being told I had to leave and I can't sleep. My God what has happened to the bars In Plymouth with these overbearing bartenders at numerous bars. I am a Certified Executive Chef and former Business owner and I refuse to be dealt with like a child, I am 100% disabled veteran and being treated like some CLUELESS IDIOT BY STAFF AND PEOPLE will not be tolerated by me or anyone else I know. I was not aware that every bar I have been to In Plymouth Is a COMPLETE JOKE. I will just keep writing my REVIEWS about this, nice going you truly deserve this lousy review. And I will keep adding to this review. Hey nice job.The Food is way overpriced.

My husband and I love Sean's and are there at least once a week. The bartenders are always friendly, the vibe is always fun, and the food is excellent. What we've loved so far:Spinach dipAhi tuna towerFish n. ChipsBOMB meatloafAnd you have to get whatever their seasonal bread pudding is. In the summer, their key lime pie martini is so, so delicious. Just don't look up the nutritional info. They are so terrible. Lol

Best corned beef sandwich I ever had. Plenty of Wigleys corned beef on marbled bread, Swiss cheese and the right amount of cabbage sauce. Ate outside with pleasant weather.

Decided to stop in here after searching for an Irish pub in the area. Being from out of town, we totally loved the location of this place. Right in downtown Plymouth, it is surrounded by cute shops and restaurants and has a friendly and authentic feel. On a warmer day, we would have chosen to sit outside and enjoy their patio while taking in the local traffic and sights.We were seated quickly on arrival at a high top (our choice), and our waitress was very attentive and fast. Our O'Callaghan's Burger was hot, juicy, perfectly medium-rare, and delicious. The Arugula and truffle-roasted garlic aioli elevated this burger, giving it an amazingly rich taste that kept us full for the rest of the day!There are a lot of great places up and down this street, and if you have the time, I'd recommend an after meal walk and checking them out. Especially after a big, Irish meal!

It has been over 20 years since I have been here and it is still good(as I no longer live in the area). We did carry out as it was crazy crowded(also the Friday before St Patty's day) even their takeout was yummy. There Rueben is little in the spicy side which was a pleasant surprise. I couldn't stop eating it; it was so good. Normally fries with take out are soggy. Not these they maintained some of their consistency. My dad had the bangers and mash (one of his fave meals) and said it was tasty and almost like being in Ireland. I go back home again I am going here.

I appreciate a bar with a comfortable stool and super service. We arrived Saturday evening and found 4 seats at the bar. Windows were open, and there was even a cute dog there.I read the draft beer list and found one I wanted to taste. It wasn't for me, so I requested a taste of a second beer, and it was perfect, a light fruity nitro.I ordered the corned beef egg rolls, and they were good, I've honestly had better, but these will do nicely. I eyed my neighbor at the bar eating pot pie. The flaky crust looked amazing!

So this is based on lunch. We stopped in and set up at the bar, we were greeted by a very energetic and very nice bartender. She was very helpful on our picks. She suggested the most popular from her customers she said she didn't want to influence on her personal taste, which I appreciate it. However, I can't say much for the taste of their customers. We ordered the shepherd's pie which was more like hamburger gravy with mashed potatoes, and I ordered the fish dinner which came with a single piece of fish that was not sturdy enough to hold up to a fork. The taste was in bed however it was very hard to eat because it was falling all over my plate. My friend that had the shepherd's pie said the flavor was good unfortunately the presentation and what it was supposed to be was not up to par at all. For being a "Irish pub", I would have expected better.