An Tobar Irish Pub

This is a beautiful pub with different dining spaces, some areas overlooking the restaurant. The bar is beautiful offering beer, wine, liquor. The menu is a mix of Irish and typical restaurant offerings (Sheppard pie, steak, shrimp, sandwiches, etc.). I ordered the Sheppard pie which was described as uncommon - short rib meat alongside mashed potatoes with peas and carrots with a delicious dark gravy. It was very delicious and unexpected. My husband ordered the Ruben after our server Melinda said the restaurant makes their own corned beef. It really was the best corned beef we've had. Very tender and flavorful.The restaurant is huge and there is plenty of parking. They were able to accommodate a wheelchair easily. We went on a week night and it wasn't busy. We will absolutely be back!

This is my second review tonight started with the mussels very nice a tad salty but so flavorful. I had the Shepherd (short robe with mash carrots peas. ) omg sooo wonderful melt in your mouth. And finished with the lava cake. The whipped cream is the winner. The lava cake was the only not so great and really they were so busy will try it again. You really can't go wrong. The food is soo goid and like I said before. The staff really makes everything so wonderful

The food is good and tasty. The waitress is kind and welcoming. I love the fries here, tasty and crispy. Love the toast they make.

After a long frustrating day, this place hit the spot! Our bartender, Candy, was fantastic! She was welcoming, friendly, and made a mean gin and tonic. Our Cobb salads were delicious. Mixed greens and just the right amount of add ins. The chicken was delicious, too. We loved the casual atmosphere there and look forward to visiting again.

We loved coming here when it first opened almost 2 decades ago. Then it closed for years. We came back when it had just reopened about 8 years ago--we weren't impressed. Finally decided to come again since it's managed to stay open the last few years. So glad we did. It feels like a place trying to regain the reputation it once had. But to what matters most...Service was fast, friendly and efficient. Jayden was an excellent server.We ordered the Fish and Chips to share. At $22 it came with two well fried cod and fries, not chips. Plenty for us to share.Bonus, we came at Happy Hour where the wine is $5 and all apps are $2 off.Parking requires a validation if you're not staying at the hotel.Decor makes you feel as if you're in an Irish Pub, but it's not nearly as inviting as it was back in the early 2000's. Changes to suggest: open the front section first rather than the basement section. Play Irish music to go with the entire experience instead of pop hits. Add candle light on the tables to invite a little getting atmosphere.We enjoyed it enough we will be back. Let's support local businesses!

What a fun Irish pub with a literally bar design imported from Ireland! They have an excellent happy hour ($4.25 for a glass of wine!). I've had this space bookmarked for a bit as I love Irish food, but we just now were able to get out there. We had a panic moment when the only parking was in the gated lot that is $12 for self-parking BUT they validate, so no worries!!The pub is very warm feeling and has a great bar area, as well as, great comfy seating in the lower level. They do have high chairs and boosters for littles if you need it. The menu has a variety of options. You get 50% off an appetizer if you show a check in on Facebook, so give that a try! We did the meat and cheese board. We shared the fish and chips and the Shepard's pie. Both were very good. The pie was very cheesy soup like and had great flavor. The fish was nicely breaded and had some fun large swirl fries. Overall: ASolid Irish Pub attached to the Sheraton Hotel. Great happy hour!

So I have been to many hotel bars and never am impressed Ed. This is a first! The bartender, Debra, rocks! So friendly and gave me the best food options, she won't stir you wrong. I was debating between energy the sHepard's pie or the iris sh Ruben, she said both are great but the Ruben has a twist that is worth ordering ( pickled red cabbage instead of sauerkraut and its the curly wedge fries was delicious. It is a lot of food so I had to bring half back to the room. Nice atmosphere, pub style. Full bar, happy hour from 3-7pm. For a hotel bar it's not bad when you don't feel like leaving the hotel fOr a bite and drink.

I arrived from the airport on a business trip and was starving. My co-worker and I decided to just have dinner at the hotel since we were too tired to go anywhere. We weren't greeted and was a bit confused in how to order, so we made our way in through the crowd and asked one of the bartenders if we could place an order to go.After 30 minutes or so, we received our food. The only part of the meal that I enjoyed was the Brussels sprouts. Never had them that way and would only return again for that alone.

It could use a good cleaning and the menu items are nothing to write home about. I don't think it's worth the money.

This is such a cool, unique and chill little spot. We loved seeing the decorations and taking pictures in the phone booth they have right at front. We went for St Patrick's day. They didn't seem TOO busy but unfortunately it seemed like it was everyone's first day at the job, very uncoordinated. We were sitting down for about 20 minutes and nobody took our order. So, we ordered at the bar. Food was unfortunately definitely mediocre for 22$ fish and chips. But the fries were excellent and crisp. Reuben sandwich was also not that great. We enjoyed playing darts. If we go back, it will just be for drinks though (and maybe just fried). Hopefully this place improves because it is a fun little spot.