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I ordered a takeout meal for lunch today that consisted of the devilled eggs and shepherd's pie. This was a hit and miss experience. Let's start off with the miss, the devilled eggs. I love the idea of what they are trying to accomplish here. Devilled eggs topped with fried chicken in a bed of frie

🌟👏🏻 First of all, there's no way to not like everything about the Irish! This place is very special, beautiful decor, the view and location is one of my favorites, it's absolutely divine! The menu is of high quality, delicious! The staff is always very kind and caring! It's a place that you're sure

Very good food and okay service...enjoyed the fish and chips and big pretzel. Good cheese sauce. Many good beers on tap.

Good eating establishment. I ordered the Mac & Cheese with added grilled chicken plate and the Salmon plate. Both were great. My only knock would be that the Salmon was slightly over cooked. My server Chance was great, very attentive! Would highly recommend.

Great little Irish Pub overlooking the water. We had the fish and chips and a fantastic Wagyu burger. The service was nice and the happy hour specials were great for beer drinkers. We'll definitely return! There's several things on the menu we want to try.

Good service but food is subpar. Ordered the margerita pizza and it was bland. Salmon was also bland. Goose burger was mediocre. I usually don’t mind spending money on good food, but this was overpriced. Try another restaurant.

Definitely recommend if in the Woodlands area. The staff is amazing (shout out to Gabby, the best waitress ever!). Everyone is attentive and easy to talk to. Everything is great in the menu and the drinks are great! The atmosphere is very casual and relaxed.

A friend loves to eat here. First time and it was great. Edit So dinner was great. Went back again for lunch and it was only just alright. The server was very distracted and started clearing the table while of us were still eating.