The Dullahan Irish Pub

Love it!It's like 3 or 4 different establishments rolled into one.On my last visit I met travelers at the bar, had a quiet conversation and dinner at a table, played some games downstairs, and listened to live music in the back....it felt like I was on an expansive bar tour but really I was just wandering around the local pub!The fish and chips are amazing and the bartenders friendly and attentive!Cheers!

Another wonderful outing to Dullahan! We always get the Fish and Chips as it is lightly breaded and tender; the pepper on the fries is a bonus. The beer selection includes both local, US, and Irish favorites so everyone wins. They also have the canned NA Guinness for those looking for a NA option! The service is nice as they take care of you but don't rush you out the door. We are usually there during happy hour and it's fairly low key. The vibe is laid back and easy going which is great on a work night.

* Smoked Pub Wings* Classic Caesar* B Avenue Burger* Fish N' Chips* Shepherd's Pie352 B Ave Lake Oswego, OR 97034I don't know why I love Irish pubs so much.There's something about the cozy atmosphere and delicious food that keeps me coming back for more.I go to The Dullahan Irish Pub in Lake Oswego and everything on the menu is delicious. -I've recommended it to friends and they've all loved it!On a fall day like this, you have to sit outside, right? It's warm, the wind is blowing, and I'm surrounded by my favorite people.+super friendly service!

The food and drinks were great! The vibe was just right! But I do think our waitress completely forgot we were there (she was MIA for like 30 minutes and looked at me surprised when she came back). But it was fine. If it happens again, I will probably change my rating, but for now it's a solid 4.5 stars, rounded up because everything else was great!

Came here around noon with a couple of friends and it automatically felt warm and welcoming. They are kid friendly. We sat outside (stroller accessible) from side entrance and there were loads of tables to choose from either with or without shade. Bathroom was extremely well kept. The staff were going out of their way to make sure we were taken care of. They noticed the baby sleeping and asked if the music needed to be turned down at all. It might look on the smaller side from the outside but they do have a downstairs as well.Great list of beers on tap. Capable of making off the menu cocktails. They were in the process of making sun tea! Which I thought was really cool. Brought back memories. We ordered the Rueben sandwich w/ fries and it was tasty. Made me wanna order more things off the menu.Everything hit above par for me and my friends. We even made the comment that if we lived here this would definitely be a regular place for us. Also the outside tables had fire pits if it gets on the cooler side!

First time in. Sat in courtyard on a nice day. Nice outdoor space. Tree shaded patio in back. Started with the Brussel sprouts. Meh. Sprouts some bacon and a little feta cheese. We didn't get much and ate super dry. For the amount we got...about a buck a sprout. Needs some kind of sauce. Fish and chips. BIG piece of haddock. Lite and crunchy coating. Corned beef and cabbage. Corned beef tasty, mashed potatoes were good. Turns out I don't care for cabbage Good service

I ordered chicken soup. It was salty beef broth with pasta. I told the waitress it was too salty. She said She was sorry and walked away. The food isn't good there. It's dirty inside as well .

Disclaimer: My husband was raised in the UK and we've spent many an hour in authentic pubs throughout our adult life together.While we don't really expect to find a truly Irish pub experience in the US, there are plenty who try for decent food, hospitality and some decent brews on tap.Unfortunately, this was not one of them. I will give credit to the rustic vibe which does slightly resemble a small village pub you might come across now and then. And our server was friendly and attentive enough to warrant a decent tip.My husband ordered a half and half which is an equal mix of Guinness and Lager. He found it to be an uneven pour and light on Guinness. Not a dealbreaker, but that's the kind of thing you expect them to get right.But what really shocked us was what the kitchen was passing off as a Shepherds pie. This gold standard - everywhere - is a mix of ground beef (or lamb), peas/carrots, gravy sauce, topped with a thick layer of mashed potato and a spare bit of cheese. This pub reinvented some kind of gooey mix of oddly-spiced, over-cooked, ground meat topped with a thick, greasy layer of cheese and about a tablespoon of potato lost under all that. I didn't finish mine, brought it home and ended up tossing it.Both the person who greeted us at the door and the bartender gave off weird, unwelcoming vibes, which is kind of sad because this place could be a neighborhood gem with the right management and attention to kitchen details. Needless to say, we won't be returning.

The wait was very short we were seated right away, the environment was very pleasant. Outside, there was a private party going on, the owner and his wife were renewing their vows and had a private party out there quite festive. It was our first visit, The food was good, but wasn't quite exactly what I was expecting.Instead of having the chips with my fish, they allowed me to substitute the steamed vegetables, which were really quite good. The dipping sauce for the fish was made there & very tasty, I don't like tartar sauce, it complemented the fish very nicely.

Came here to kill time while our truck was being serviced.Dealership said this place had good fish & chips and they didn't disappoint!Atmosphere took us right back to Dublin when we visited a few years ago and the food and service rivaled the pubs in Ireland.Very cute inside. Outside was beautiful, you wouldn't think you were in a Lake Oswego neighborhood!The fish and chips were authentic haddock and soo good. Chips were almost like the Irish potatoes we had on the island. My iced Irish Coffee was delightful.