The Limerick Pub

I first came here in 2013 for a beer, and was immediately won over. On subsequent visits, I've enjoyed every meal I've had here, whether it be a simple burger, fish and chips, shepherd's pie, Guinness beef stew...all the classics. There are vegetarian options as well as less traditionally Irish offerings which I've not had, but am sure are wonderful as well.The service is excellent, and the staff are warm, courteous, and just really wonderful people. I've always felt welcome there, not only by the staff, but also by the regulars. This is more than just a pub, it's an active part of the local community. There is live music on Saturday nights, jam sessions on Wednesdays, and meal specials throughout the week. Find a friend and drop on by!

Louie is amazing. Charming, friendly, attentive and hardworking. Number one reason I'd come back is just because of him. He's a genuinely good guy. The food was good. I came with a group and we had:Old bay wings: GoodThai wings: GoodSheppards pie potato skins: Honestly MEHFish and chips: Were great and would order againSexy chicken sandwich: GoodFish sandwich: GoodDefinitely coming back.

3.2.24ServiceHubby and I started at the bar while we waited for friends. Hubby and I struck up a conversation with the owner who was friendly and personable. Owner worked the bar and served drinks, but also came around and took order for drinks when we transitioned to our table. We later had a server who was great too and came by frequently to clear our table and asked if we needed anything.AmbianceFun and cute Irish decor throughout the pub. Loved the vibe. Bar, dining, and patio seating. Live music at 8pm on Saturdays. DrinksExtensive menu of wine, whiskey, and beer. Happy hour on all pints (16 oz), Glass Wines and Rail Spirits, Monday-Friday from 4-7pm and all day on Sundays (only at the bar). $2 off on bottles and cans in Saturdays.Food MenuWeekly Specials include:Monday: half priced burgers (night and dine-in only)Tuesday: unlimited veggie curryWednesday: prime ribSaturday/Sunday Brunch (11am-3pm)Food Rating-Fish and Chips: average -Reuben sandwich: delish-mozzarella sticks: good-calamari: average-banofee pie: average (Friend wanted to come here as she was on a mission to try this, but sadly it disappointed.)Final ImpressionLove the service and ambiance. I don't drink so can't comment on it. Food was decent, but didn't have anything that was noteworthy. A great pub for St. Paddy's Day approaching.

Cool Irish Pub! Stopped by during happy hour to catch up with my favorite Yelper. We sat at the bar. Great service by Lauren and Louie. I wasn't hungry so I can't speak on the food. Drinks were good. I was impressed with the selection of bourbon/whiskey! I ended up trying a new one, Heaven's Door - I liked it. The customers seem to be regulars. I like this type of vibe. I would come again and try the food. Parking wasn't bad - found a metered spot. Definitely pay the meter - they do check!

Enjoyed the food and local beer selection. Had a warm pretzel with cheese and a salad which were good. Hamburgers and wings were good too. Good place for breakfast.

I go here quite a bit to drink but generally avoid the food. For the most part it's meh, but that may be because I don't really care for Irish cuisine, or like Denis Leary said , "We put everything in a pot and we boil it for seventeen and a half hours straight, until you can eat it through a straw". Except for the burgers, Monday nights burgers are $6.50 and are some of the best I've had. Prime rib on Wednesday is good too. Service is good too. Beer selection is ok, but stick to the happy hour (4-7 weekdays, all day Sunday) otherwise it get pricey. Saturdays are $2 off cans and it's a good opportunity to try a bunch of new stuff that changes periodically. It's atmosphere is ok, sports and game shows on the TVs. Live music some nights but it's often Irish folk music. No music outside is a downside. There are a large number of friendly regulars that you can mingle with during happy hour.

Love this place. My so-called boyfriend and I come here all the time. Excellent, homey vibes. Relaxed. Dope food too.

This is definitely a neighborhood staple Irish pub! It was a relaxed early Saturday evening back in October, and I just grabbed a beer and took in the atmosphere. Bartenders were laid back, the staff were laid back, the decor was amusing... there were signs with puns and just random things hanging up. I got an international beer that I wasn't familiar with and I was pleased! I just sipped water and hung out otherwise. I occasionally saw some food go by that looked really good, like the fish and chips! The next time I come I think I'll try some food.

Nice little spot with nice staff. Food was pretty good and they had a ton of local beers, both on tap and in bottles/cans.

Our family loves the Limerick! Have been coming regularly since it opened. Vibes are laid back and comfortable. Cozy fireplace in the winter. Ample outdoor seating when it's warm. Service is on point but not in your face. Luis is awesome, ditto Tom, Elijah, Billy -- really everyone we've ever interacted with (and sorry for forgetting some names). Beer and whiskey selections are sizable. And we love the food. Burger night Monday, Prime rib Wednesday, throwback Thursday... and fish and chips or curry or Tom's Toastie or salmon with salad anytime. Just a great place to have in the neighborhood and worth a visit from wherever. When they have music or trad sessions it's an extra treat - they get great people in there and it's fun to sing along. Thank you Limerick!