Mcladden's

I like this pub, and I don't normally like American Irish pubs. There pub fare is better than average, and the beer selection is way better, including a selection of nitros. I went in hungry in the early afternoon, and after lunch I ended up staying because of the beer and friendly staff. No idea what it's like when it gets busy, but in the afternoon it was great.

What can I say, who doesn't love a bar with over a hundred beers on tap and some 75 Bourbon, Irish whiskey and scotches on hand, plus a few other liquors and wines. The interior is pretty nice, but can be cramped seating at times, especially when the colleges are back in session in the fall. The food menu is pretty good, we really like the Irish nachos with the corned beef and the corned beef sliders👍 Just be aware, the whiskey pours are a bit sparse for my taste, considering the prices and before you know it, you've dropped 100 bucks without blinking an eye. They do have some beers that stay on as regulars and they do rotate out others, especially seasonal ones. You can go on their website too see what their latest offerings are

Amazing selection of beer (over 100 on tap) and extremely tasty food. Great pub vibe and decor, with a long bar plus small booths. Fridays nights can get a bit loud and busy because it's a great spot to meet up with friends for beers and snacks. Friendly staff (looking at you, Tommy) and live entertainment make this place the whole package.

First of all the waitress was amazing! Her name is Alice. She was spot on with her suggestions with both food and beer! The food was truly an inspiration of flavor and quality. The only drawback is the terrible "todays hits" music that screeches throughout this beautiful restaurant. With that said I still give it a 5 out of 5 and strongly suggest a visit to this unique and special place.

Very nice location. I do not like taverns or pubs, but this a classy quiet pub that focuses on the food. The drinks are moderately pricey, but they reflect the focus on food. There are a couple cheaper options such as Labatt for $2.50. Most drinks are $6-7 a glass and half that for a flight. The mac and cheese was the best I've had at any restaurant, though it had a hint of sweetness to it. Even with a hint of sugar, it tasted better than any baked mac I've seen. It was served hot on a cast iron griddle. The flatbread pizza was surprisingly filling. While the prices are high, it seems proportionate to what you get. This is a must visit if you enjoy gastro pubs.

Best beer joint. Best beer selection. Food is always delicious. Try the fresh pretzel with maple dipping sauce! They have half price sandwiches on Mondayssss and it's so worth it! When your indecisive about what beer you want you can ask to taste or just ask for a small 5 oz glass instead of the whole pint. Getting a flight is also always a great idea.