Eagan Arms Public House

On the outside, it's a strip mall. On the inside, it's a traditional Irish pub. This is a great place to grab a pie or a fish and chips with a pint while you watch some footy. They try to show any football, rugby, or cricket match that you might want to watch. I've never been upset with the food - the brunch is great too! They have an excellent tap selection, including English options. They also have a wide assortment of whisky's available, and THC beverages if that's more your vibe.

Stopped in with some friends for the first time this week. Service was nearly nonexistent. Ordering was slow. Getting drinks was slow.The bar was nearly empty, there were maybe 5 people in the bar/restaurant when we arrived. I don't think it was slow on the bartenders part as much as it was our server.A couple Guinness, a black and tan and a hot cider later, we waited to order food. While eating we decided we didn't want to wait any longer for our server so we went to the bar to ask for waters, our drinks long gone at this point. We also got up to get our own ketchup. Burger was fine but mostly flavorless. Cottage pie was fine, had I not been starving I likely wouldn't have eaten as much as I did. The food was just OK, nothing memorable or spectacular about it. Prices were pretty high for what it was, $17 for a cheeseburger is pretty outrageous, cottage pie in a ramekin was $18. Server wasn't very friendly, or was just in a bad mood that day. She spent a lot of time in the back (this was between major meal times, around 3:30-4) so she didn't seem super engaged or have much desire to be out on the floor. 3% surcharge for credit card

Had a nice and savory dinner on their patio tonight and had a great time! FOOD:Scotch Egg (3/5) dusted with lots of paprika.Steak and Mushroom (4/5) tasty, big chunks of meat and mushrooms, nice gravy and topped with a buttery and flaky puff pastry. I just wished the steak was more tender. Savory Pie of the Week (3/5)was chicken pot pie with a side of fries. It was delicious, but I wish the pie was larger with larger chunks of chicken. Ambiance 4/5Located at the end of a strip mall, but decorated like an Irish Pub with a cute patio on the side. Service (5/5)Our waitress was lovely and attentive.

We've been here a few times since our first visit now and I can say that it hasn't let us down yet. So far every dish we've tried has been a hit. The first time we came we got the British Fish & Chips which was excellent. We've also gone back for their brunch and tried both the breakfast burrito and the breakfast flatbread. We loved both of them! The build your own Bloody Bar has a great selection, and their other mixed brunch drinks are delicious. We were also able to bring our dog thanks to the patio, they have a nice setup with a decorative fireplace and fountain. The tables have umbrellas that give good shade, but the view is pretty much just a parking lot. It's still a great time though and has enough decoration to keep it interesting. This place is definitely a recommend! I know we'll be back.

I was so excited to see that they serve their burgers medium rare. I even confirmed this with the server. I prefer rare but will eat medium rare. Very disappointed when my Jalapeno Popper burger came out with the slightest light of pink. It was dry due to being overcooked. If it had been cooked right it would have been good - maybe even great.The chips (fries) were very good. Brown sauce would have been a nice touch but they had malt vinegar.My husband liked the lemon pancakes a lot.We had the English Toffee Pudding for dessert. The custard sauce was great and I liked the amount. The pudding itself was moist. It was okay but I have had much better Toffee Pudding. It was just too bland.The hot cocoa was good but more chocolate would have made it great.

Average British pub,was expecting more as I like their sister restaurant "Merlin's Rest" in Mpls but overall was disappointed by their lunch Cottage pie lacked seasoning ,fish and chips were just okay and the server was not very attentive and too shy especially as it wasn't busy,not very helpful Drinks were fine here so if in the area would try that again but prob not the food unfortunately.

I came here on a Friday night and immediately was surrounded by people. The place was packed and there is no good place to stand, you are pretty much just shoved into the corner by the pull tabs. We had a reservation at 6 and it took a minute to get our table since the group sitting where we were supposed to sit was hanging out so we ended up sitting in the bar side instead. I've worked at a restaurant before, I get it. Our server was kind and it was quite loud in the bar side. There was a drink menu with various beers, cocktails, and even some mocktails. Their food menu had traditional pub food, which I expected. There weren't any clear gluten-free designations; gluten free bread and buns were offered and one item explicitly said the gravy was gluten free, but besides that, you needed to guess. I ordered a jalapeño popper burger and saw that they served the burgers medium rare and was excited. It most definitely was not medium rare..medium well, maybe...I think if you aren't limited with dietary restrictions and enjoy the pub atmosphere, this is a great place for you. I just didn't enjoy it very much due to my limitations and sensitivity to commotion.

We went for brunch, and the food was your average pub type food. Think Perkins meets dive bar. I was kind of disappointed in the decor as I thought it would be more "old world" or proper pub looking, but it looked like a regular in a strip mall (I was also surprised it was in a stip mall). The food tased okay, but it wasn't anything special, but the cocktails were delicious! Our server was very shy and unsure of herself - super sweet - but we all had trouble hearing her because she stood unusually far from the table and kind of whispered to us. Maybe she was new? If I'm in the area, I might stop again for cocktails, but I wouldn't make the drive specifically for this place

My daughters were looking for a place to take my wife and I to celebrate my birthday. My youngest suggested this for two reasons. First it was somewhere we had never been and second it was midway between my wife and I and our oldest daughter who lives in Woodbury. As it turns out, older daughter dined here and wrote a review published recently in the Eagan City Lifestyle magazine, where she is a contributing writer. Surprise surprise!When we arrived at 11:30am, the place was mostly empty. We were quickly helped and before long we all had our meals. My wife, oldest daughter, and I had fish and chips while youngest had a chicken salad. We also ordered the Bacon & Brussels for an appetizer. Food was excellent and I quaffed my thirst with a Guinness. It is an Irish pub, after all.We all enjoyed our meals and by the time we left, around 1pm, the place was pretty packed. I guess a few others already heard about the joint, huh?

The food was fantastic! Our server was exceptional! I will be back there are many more items on the menu that I want to try.