Katie Blooms Irish Pub

Fish and chips were delicious (and a generous portion). Decent selection of draft beer, although no Boddington's anymore. Staff was hustling on an incredibly busy night. Patrons were a little rambunctious, but hey, it's the holidays!Two steel-tip dartboards, which ought to be required by law for any Irish pub.

Service has declined in general at restaurants and Katie's has joined them. It gets very packed very loud very fast. Great vibe if in your 20's and early 30's. I loved this place back when.

First time trying Katie Blooms despite walking past it a handful of times and was pleasantly surprised. It never seems very busy which probably was why it was personally overlooked it all those times.The service isn't bad by any means, a bit relaxed but that's alright.Tried the Philly cheesesteak (wanted to compare it to Water Tower Kitchen down the street) and it was pretty great, tender steak, soft roll, would definitely order again.

I had no idea that there was a place like Katie Blooms in Campbell. I was used to the crowd at Cardiff which typically is a little older and plays primarily house music (nothing wrong with that btw). Walking into Katie Blooms, seeing the place packed and hearing newer music was a nice change of pace. It's not a bar I'd expect amazing cocktails from but you can for sure get yourself a call drink and I'm sure it'll get the job done. Hot dog man is stationed right outside the venue and there is also a outdoor patio if you need some air at any point. It was a quick stop and I didn't spend too much time here but I think it's worth checking out.

We have nothing but great things to say about the newly revamped Katie Blooms. The new menu for both food and drinks are delicious and priced affordably. The decor is all new and updated with a tasteful chill vibe and the staff is exceptionally competent. We recently threw a big 40th birthday party with over 40 people and it was a huge success and so much fun. I highly recommend.

Katie blooms is one of my favorite spots in downtown Campbell. It has a nice outdoor area that is super dog friendly, and it's a great corner for general people and car watching on those warm afternoon/evenings.During the pandemic they shut down shop for what feels like a year and completely remolded the interior. It's still a toss up for me, I really liked the neighborhood Irish bar feel of the original interior. I get why they updated it though, to compete with the Santana Row like establishments and attract a more $ crowd.They have an okay happy hour and food selection. Don't expect anything earth shattering, but it will minimally hit the spot for you, I like their wings too (without sauce) as well. Beer and alcohol selection is pretty ample as you can expect from an Irish pub.Friday and Saturday nights here can get pretty nuts - it'll be really busy and challenging to get drinks or a spot to sit/hang.The negative is they tend to be understaffed. Their current staff is friendly and courteous every time. That said I know they are generally understaffed and it shows as you can wait a while from your moment of ordering drink, getting drink, reorder, bill etc. I try to just order my drink immediately on sit down to save time.

Ambiance and Food is So Good. Went Sunday night and the bartenders were super friendly and professional. when they ran out they gave me options to help me out. Loved it here

This place is great!! Food is great and ambiance is cheerful. There maybe some wait times but its a given if its busy and sometimes it can get packed. Never had any issues with staff. Fish and chips and chicken strips are my fave but there Alfredo pasta and burgers are pretty good too!! Drinks are a plenty!! "Your attitude is like a mirror. The attitude you give out is the same attitude you will get back"

Giving 5 stars for trivia night on Wednesdays - highly recommend checking it out - top 3 teams get money off their bill

bouncers are high on something, I asked one of them not to push me politely next thing you know two bouncers start attacking me -_-