Bishop Quigley

Amazing Fish and Chips. Very limited menu, but that doesn't matter when you kill every dish. The crust on the fish was light and crispy, the chips were delicious and house made, and the tartar sauce was great!

Food was delicious! The fish and chips were spot on! I loved the chips...and the batter!! Menu is very limited... fish and chips, a burger, grilled ham and cheese, brown soup...and a few others.. and not cheap. Fish and chips was $18...kind hard to take when I can remember buying it in a poke from a pier vendor for 5 quid...fortunately I had a coupon from the McNellies app, so this meal was only $5... my beer was $10, but it was a fantastic chocolate stout...Nice wee pub vibe...only about 12 tables, dark wood, a single TV...picture of the Pope, and JFK...a stuffed lake perch, and a stuffed fox...add a shuffleboard table and this could be a neighborhood bar anywhere...Water glasses are diminutive...and I drink like a fish...so mine was emptied in 5 seconds...and the waitress ignored the empty glass (which I kept pushing farther away in hopes she would see it) so after 6 no fill passes, I got up and went to the bar and requested a refill in a fully grown glass. No big deal...had I not overheard my server complaining about lower tips because of the app special. If you are on the clock...don't complain in earshot of paying customers, regardless of whether or not they are using a coupon...especially if they have an empty water glass...just sayin'. (In case yer wondering...my tip was based on the full price, not the discounted price)A couple of other notes..on the diet side, they have Diet Coke, Diet Coke, or Diet Coke. No desserts. I'm not sure about the brown soup, but I'm willing to come back and learn. To be honest...I wish this was walking distance from my house...

Bishop Quigley A (McNellie's) neighborhood pub in Maple Ridge...First impression: Parking on a Friday afternoon is a royal pain in the a**. I don't think I'd attempt this on a weekend evening. But once you get past that, this is a pretty cool place! It has the look of neighborhood Irish pub although the music selection overhead suggests otherwise. The limited menu has a couple of solid selections. I went with the Ham and Cheese Toasty with tomato and onion ($13.00) and a Smithwick's Red Ale. The sandwich was crispy on the outside. The hot ham and cheese was like a cozy hug. Very tasty. And toasty! Prices were reasonable and decor was nice although the clientele was a bit pretentious for my taste. (If the dudes next to me mentioned the perfect pour of Guinness one more time, because six times apparently wasn't enough, I'd be asking the Bishop himself for forgiveness.) I'll be back to try something different next time. Maybe the fish 'n chips. And a perfectly poured pint of Guinness.

First time visitor here. Heard about their Irish music jam session held the first Sunday of the month from 2-4. I got there around 3 and the place was packed. Apparently, anyone with a fiddle, flute, banjo or bodhran (Irish drum), can participate. I only had a couple of beers so I can't comment on the food but the burgers and fish &chips that I saw looked delicious. I'll definitely be back

Needed a Friday night out so we came to Bishop Quigley for a cold Guinness. We also had their delicious fish & chips. Cool neighborhood bar with a laid-back vibe, and friendly staff!

I visited this quaint little bar for the first time and was very impressed. It's got that small town vibe... quiet, great conversations and great service. They have a limited food menu but everything was hot and made to perfection. CHEERS!

There is limited street parking in front. Love the door, you walk into a dark interior with limited tables and only a couple of tables in the back room. The barstools are comfy. The bartender was great and made a fun recommendation for a gin drink and liked the light refreshing summery drink on a hot day. This is the kind of local place, you pop into for a drink or two for an hour or so before heading out to dinner or another activity.

Best beer battered fish in Tulsa. The fish is haddock, I think. It's a great little place, almost tucked away in a neighborhood. It's also a tavern, but don't let that fool you, get the fish! We are regulars now!

Perfect Irish-American bar. The Guinness was poured just right, service was friendly and prompt and the design details, like the chairs, are great. Also, I love the fact that they have just a small handful of menu items, focused on quality execution, instead of one the size of an encyclopedia. I hope more restaurants and bars go in this direction:A handful of items, done well.

Can't say enough about the vibes value and food quality. We live nearby and I can't wait to come back.Everyone working was very kind and knowledgeable.