O'Neill's - St Mary Street

nice food, was quiet when we went there which is unusual is lovely supervisor shame about the first guy that served us didn’t get his name, looked very unhappy in his job! work in customer service myself so know how first hand impressions count 😊 thanks lewis, for rectifying poor service!

O'Neill's: The pub where the Guinness flows as smoothly as the banter, and the hearty portions of food could probably feed a small village—assuming that village isn't too picky. From the moment you step in, it feels like you're either in an Irish village or a cozy, slightly chaotic living room of a long-lost friend. The staff are like family, if family was full of people who didn’t mind cracking a joke or two while serving you. And let’s talk about the food: If your stomach had a voice, it would be singing praises after a plate of their fish and chips. Crispy, golden, and practically begging for you to dip it in tartar sauce—this is comfort food at its finest. The drinks? Well, it’s O’Neill’s, so expect a pint of Guinness so perfectly poured, you might start wondering if the bartender is actually a wizard. The ambiance is a delightful mix of cozy and lively—like someone threw a traditional pub into a blender with a splash of good vibes. The only downside? You might leave with a food coma and a lighter wallet, but hey, that’s the price you pay for a night of laughter, food, and pints that come with a side of Irish charm. Would I recommend it? Absolutely—just make sure you’re hungry, thirsty, and prepared to leave with a smile on your face (and a bit of a food baby).

O’Neill’s on St. Mary’s Street is like that friend who always promises “just one pint” but somehow you end up singing The Fields of Athenry with strangers at midnight. The atmosphere is unbeatable—whether you’re in for a lively evening or just a quiet pint (good luck with the quiet part). The food? Classic pub fare, but it hits the spot. Their hearty breakfasts will cure any regret from the night before, and the steak and Guinness pie tastes like a warm Irish hug. Oh, and don’t sleep on the chips—they’re worth crossing St. Mary’s for. The staff? Legends. Always friendly, even when you’ve asked for the third round of “just water, thanks.” And the live music? A guaranteed good time, whether you’re singing along or just tapping your foot because your hands are busy holding a pint. In short, O’Neill’s isn’t just a pub; it’s an experience. It’s where diets go to die, friendships are forged, and memories are made… even if they’re a little hazy the next morning. Highly recommend, just make sure you clear your calendar the next day!