The Wolfhound Bar and Kitchen

Lovely Irish pub and kitchen. Does the business in a delightfully authentic way without being forced. Forget your gluten-free. Don't look for almond milk.

Cute bar and friendly staff, but the service was painfully slow. It was not busy, as it was a Sunday afternoon just before 2, not quite lunch or dinner. After we ordered our food, it took 50 mins to come out. The fries were great, and the Fried Chicken Sandwich tasted good, but half the chicken was too thick that it overtook the sandwich. I appreciated the generous piece of chicken, but it didn't go well. Decent bar food if you're not in a hurry and in the area.

Love the food & drinks at the Wolfhound! The scones on the brunch menu are delicious and the cheese curds and pizza on the dinner menu are amazing! The seasoning on the pizza is my favorite part. It's a thicker version of a thin crust pizza which I enjoy. Great service and atmosphere make the Wolfhound the perfect Irish bar!

It's an Irish bar, having little Irish- it's a bar that serves food. We arrived and we're seated at a high top table, sprinkle lights cover the ceiling with loud music playing. We were greeted with enthusiasm- as we asked about what we should order or what was recommended we were told that you can't go wrong with anything on the menu; our handhelds are awesome, for an Irish bar our pizza is outstanding. We make everything in house. The excitement and confidence as the server / bar tender reviewed with us was real. We had ordered the spinach dip, fries and a pizza to start. Spinach dip was average, the chips were great though, a take on cool ranch Doritos, the fries needed salt, the aioli didn't save the day. Our server came back around 30 minutes later explaining that the kitchen was behind and the pizza would be out right away. 20 minutes later the pizza arrived. Soggy bottom average sauce cheese falling off because it was undercooked. He apologized. We had asked to place our order for our main entrees and additional cocktails. Chicken was just not good at all, it wasn't cooked enough for a crunch exterior, the cheese was overwhelming and the dill was overpowering. The French did didn't do any better. The meat missed the mark on seasoning, the cheese was soured bc of the combination of provolone and Swiss- there wasn't much of a balance of flavors at all. We placed an order for a few cocktails (none worth trying, bland and boring) and our second order never came ti the table - Pizza - even if it were cooked correctly, would have still missed a three star review. The sauce was off- blamed by the rush of food in the kitchen is an excuses that they forgot to place the order and rushed it. The restaurant portion had two tables full of 4 or less at this time. 7:30 reservation and leaving at 9:30 for a bar with food is too long in my opinion, several kinks that need to be addressed. When we were waiting for our check- we were told that another table had accidentally received our bill and paid it and left, they had asked us to then pay their bill which was less but also not ours. In a shady transaction that could have been avoided. That may be the biggest flaw in this entire evening.

I've eaten here many times now. The owner is Irish, a firefighter, musician and has a passion for food. Everything is made from scratch down the the ketchup. The chicken sandwich, full Irish (all day) breakfast, chicken strips & cheese curds are my favs. They have a brunch menu on the weekend with home baked Irish soda bread and other goodies. I can't say no to their mimosas! I've recently tried the soups which were generous in size and the perfect winter warmer. They have different soups on rotation. I've also tried their late night menu which has delicious pizzas, the best sliders and more. All the staff are super friendly especially Emily who makes a great margarita! It's fairly easy to get street parking nearby. They have a good schedule of weekly entertainment (live Irish trad sessions, quizzes, drinks & food specials and other events). I think it's a good neighborhood place and definitely worth a try.

Cool place; good vibe and a solid tap list. Some of the better bar food I've had. French dip sandwich was delicious and incredible fries

Great place to watch a rugby game. The burger and fries were sooooo good! One of the best burgers I've had in a long time. Looking forward to going back!

Great Pub! Had a fine meal and great cocktails !Cool vibe with a very nice owner and employees! Chef and owner checked with us several times. Very attentive service!

Very good pizza. Pan-style (I think, or at least not thin crust so a little more chewy than crispy) and they put a healthy amount of cheese on it. The sauce is also very good, tastes like fresh marinara similar to Rao's / San Marzano and is slightly on the sweet side.I ordered takeout but saw they have a good happy hour with some food and drink deals.

Our neighborhood spot. Full Irish brekkie any time? You got it. Pizza? Hell yeah. The grilled cheese? I would climb a mountain for it. Drinks? Throw away your aunts espresso martini and try the Counselor. Far superior. Bartenders are personable and the live Irish music every Tuesday night is not to be missed.