Mullaneys Harp and Fiddle

Stopped for a quick beer - And boy was it a good one. An older established crowd in a low ceiling, darker environment with an older gentleman singing Van Morrison with a guitar with an occasional violin. Fantastic for a pint of Guinness. Cant even imagine how fun this place is on St Pattys!!

I had somewhat of an odd experience at Harp & Fiddle this past weekend. I had only ever previously gone on St Patrick's Day, so we walked in expecting the same lively atmosphere. Instead, it was almost completely sit down restaurant ambiance with no music playing & no socializing outside of people's individual tables. There's not necessarily anything wrong with that, but it just wasn't at all what we were expecting. The beer was fine, but there wasn't anything really special about the choices. Bar service was also fine, and I saw waitresses checking in on the tables. Given the awkwardness we felt when we walked in, however, I don't think I'll be back. There are plenty of other spots on the strip that have a more fun atmosphere (if that's what you're looking for).Food: N/ADrinks: B-Service: BAmbiance: D+

This was a good Irish bar. Guinness was served wonderfully. Had a good menu of Irish food. I like the shepherds pie. I was surprised Pittsburgh did not have more Irish bars. But, this one made up for that. I understand they have live Irish music. We were not interested in that and we're glad the band was not playing because we wanted to have some mild conversation. We would definitely return here again.

2.5. The restaurant is conveniently located at the farther end of the Strip. However, because of the new businesses nearby, parking is a big issue. This was my first visit. The interior is small and decorated like you would expect an Irish bar. We arrived before the musician started. Even before the music started it was pretty loud inside. I expected a better beer selection. The table beside us got fish and chips and it looked good, so I opted for that. The chips were decent, but I'm sorry to say the fish was bad, it was a greasy mess. There was a light, coating of breading in the outside, but it was greasy and the fish inside fell apart and was greasy. I just didn't like the fish. Oh and I don't notice it until it was too late, but they have a cash and a charge fee on the bill. I'm so used to throwing down my card to pay and realized after they ran it through that I was charged $2 more to pay by card.

Service: Pleasant and helpfulAmbiance: Cool bar area with patio seating available as well. Themed nicely and generally a cool place insideFood: It was okay, I really expected to it be better based on everything else about the place. Short rib sandwich was okay, Reuben was okay, fish and chips also just okay. The shepherd's pie was good, and that will be my move going forward thereOverall: A cool place to go in The Strip district with pride in what they do. Shepherd's pie appears to be the play

I rueben rolls are fantastic, I've eaten here many times and it is always good and the service is top notch and so friendly

Harp and Fiddle, is an old school Irish pub located in the Strip District. They serve some typical Irish pub food and Guinness is always on tap.I first came here several years ago with friends to enjoy the live band. Since then I hadn't been back until just this past year. They typically have live entertainment on Friday's and Saturdays, which is a big draw for me. We came here on the day of the St Patrick's day parade around 11:30 am. Nothing will quite prepare you for a day of day drinking like going to Harp and Fiddle on parade day. We were early enough that there wasn't too many people yet in the tent. They were charging $10 cash to get in the door. I don't mind paying a door fee but they did not advertise this and of course it was cash only, so SOL if you are a card carrier such as myself. Go find an ATMThere was a cash bar inside the tent over the deck where one band was set up and inside was a packed sea of people you couldn't maneuver around if you were lathered in oil. I was thinking we were in trouble when arrives a lovely server who kept us supplied with the motor oil the rest our stay, and she took cards! I would recommend stopping here, most especially on a weekend to check out a band and have a cold Guinness. Fun times to be had at an old Irish pub.

Still awesome! The best Irish bar in the Burgh and they have real English darts!!!! Irish country dancing on Tuesdays is great fun. The menu is much smaller since Covid, but the food is always delicious and the service is warm and welcoming!

Typical Irish bar that you would find in New York City.Stopped in Friday night.They had live music, and the band was very good (I didn't catch their name).Sat at the bar. The female bartender liked to banter and kept the Guinness flowing. My pint was never empty for long.Had the Shepherd's Pie. It was tasty.Woke up the next day a bit gassy.....Could have been from the Shepherd's Pie.....Or perhaps it was the many pints of Guinness? No matter. Still had a good time.

Great food, awesome atmosphere and the waitstaff was the friendliest in the area! It was an awesome Irish Pub experience. 100% recommend.