Really fun bar. We used to go here all the time in college and always had a good time. Lots of people ride their bikes up here and there's usually a pretty big crowd at night. I like the picnic tables that are outside on their patio. Good beer selection and they also have good food. I came here after I graduated from ASU and ordered the Hippie sandwich with extra jalapenos.... just be aware that those are raw because I was not and my mouth was on fire for the next 5-6 hours...no exaggeration. It's surrounded by a lot of trees so it kind of feels like you are somewhere else and keeps it cool. Hard to believe it is so close to Mill because the crowd is soooo different. This place is much more chill and casual and cheap. Good vibe here.
Review Source:I lived in Scottsdale for about 16 months and didn't make it here until my last week. Ugh... I wish I could have come here a few more times.
The only reason I can't give it five stars is because I only tried one appetizer here and it wasn't oysters. I will be back one day and will update after I eat a meal here but for now, all you need to know is that this place is bad ass and just has a great vibe.
My buddy Paul brought me and some friends here for a night cap. The place was hoppin' and  we got lucky enough to find a table that fit four out on the patio. Patios, as most Valley residents know, are a focal point of the AZ culture. If crab cakes and football are what Maryland does, then Patios and Spring Training are what Arizona does. Anyway, they got a good one, definitely come check it out. You will not be disappointed.
If you can't stand hipsters, don't go here. Otherwise, it's got a nice vibe at night and has a pretty decent selection for non domestic beers. I remember thinking the beer cost more than it should have, though! I can't speak to what the food is like--only came here for drinks one night with one of my girlfriends.
I probably won't come back.
I don't know what all this talk about hipsters is about. I don't think I even know what constitutes a hipster, but I do know that I love Casey Moore's.
Granted, I've never eaten anything here except for their oysters Rockefeller and potato skins (which were both pretty good) but I have spent many-a-night here, people-watching at the outside bar, enjoying an ice cold beer, and soaking up a few of our beautiful Arizona sunsets.
The service is generally fantastic and the bar is never as crowded as the one's on Mill. And, to top it off, it's within walking distance of ASU!
I like the large patio but the seats and tables are really small on the patio. The food was really salty. We ordered the calamari and crab bites but couldn't eat them after a while. Â The waitress was pretty prompt. The restrooms are really small and hard to find. Only thing I thought was nice was the wrap around outdoor seating. Parking really is a pain.
Review Source:Total disappointment. Â When told two of our three entrees would take about 30 minutes to prepare we ordered appetizers. Â They were brought to the table, along with the third entree which the waiter said "oh I forgot and entered this at the same time." Â No offer to keep it warm until the other entrees arrived, but wait, why worry? Within minutes the two 30 minute entrees were on the table along with the appetizers. Â A total mess. Â And apparently there is a bread shortage if you order clams or escargot. Â Two small pieces! When asked for additional bread, the waiter said "sure" and thats the last we saw of him. Â Last time for us.
Review Source:I come here for the oysters and get sucked into the chicken fingers every god damn time. It's a massive portion, they are a great value. Â I got food baby octomom preggers at this place more times than I can count. This place kind of reminds me of a pirate ship. Also note: Hipsters dig this place. Â That's all.
PS: One time a dude walked in on a Sunday morning when I was trying to conceive and just said: "I'LL HAVE A DRAFT AND A PRIME RIP" in an old codger "I'm-not-fucking-around" voice. Â It really set the mood.
I've been to Casey Moore's a few times. This past time will be my last time. I met up with a few of my buddies on a Sunday afternoon. We ordered some beer and some food and waited. And waited.....and waited.
It wasn't very busy but out waitress apparently felt it was more important to serve other people in the area rather than us. It might have been because we didn't look like hipsters. Maybe we didn't have enough visible tattoos. Maybe because we don't have any facial piercings? We got plenty of attention from the feral cat that was walking around the place. Perhaps it was left behind from one of the many hippies that frequent this place.
After our nice long wait for our food, the food was wrong. Our waitress was obviously bothered by our requests to get our food correct. I mean we did order the oysters and some sandwiches, clearly we were out of our minds for bothering our server and the kitchen staff to make the food properly. I forgot who ordered what but the sandwich was missing the bacon. We only got one round of beer, not because we only wanted one round, but because our server didn't bother asking if we wanted more.
We would have pulled a dine and dash if our credit card wasn't being held on file for our tab. Between the lackluster food (the oysters are decent), the roaming animals, the dark and gloomy dining area, and the general craptacular wait staff, I'd say avoid this place. Unless you have very low expectations of what a bar/restaurant should be. But even then I think this place would disappoint.
If you like eating next to stray cats and tons of birds then this is your place!
Food, service, parking and decor are horrible. The inside looks like a haunted house and the outside is a complete wreck. I literally had stray cats walking right past me while I was sitting outside. There were also tons of birds swooping down to get bits of food right next to me. Wow...just wow I couldn't believe it, I've never seen that before. I quickly paid my tab and got out of there. I cannot ever recommend this place. They should give Jon Taffer a call, because this place needs help.
I can't speak to the food here, I've only ever had it drunk. Also, I've never ordered it, I've just stolen it from friends. If memory serves, the food was fine.
But more importantly is the beer. It's reasonably priced. Also, the people-watching is great because the crowd is ridiculously hipster. Yes, I realise the irony at staring at a bunch of hipsters, feeling superior, and judging them, but I guess that's part of why I feel so at home here. In a way, aren't we all obnoxious hipsters who don't know how to dress?
Dude, people try to put caseys down but it's a go to spot for a good night out with "drinks on meâ„¢!" Once my cousin from Leeds, UK was vistiting and we drove by. I told him it's my favorite watering hole. we drove by once at 130 am and heard somone screaming "help! help!" inside...it was pimp
Review Source:I love the location and atmosphere of this place. It's dark inside with a dive bar feel and a huge open outside with plenty of misters to stay cool. My favorite item on the menu is the Rockefeller Oysters! It takes about 30 minutes to get them but they are worth the wait! They also have a full bar!
Review Source:First five star rating. Everything was perfect. Ordered three appetizers for my girlfriend and myself along with a few drinks. Got a seafood combo which consisted of shrimp, oysters, and tuna. Really yum. Ordered the lobster cakes which were good but who can mess up lobster cakes? Last but not least, by far the best oysters I have ever tasted, the "Rockefellers". The name exceeds its quality. Unreal. The waiter warned me it would be a 45 minute wait for the oysters to be steamed and baked and the result was astoundingly impressive. Seemed as if I was tasting oysters combined with a cheese pizza. Good stuff! I will be going back.
Review Source:I would not ever, ever, ever go here again if it weren't for the fact that my group of friends practically lives here. I really don't know what they see in the place other than "hey we've been going here every week for the better part of 10 years now...why would we do anything else?"
Pros: It's uh. It's a bar? With an outdoor bathroom that lets you pee on the wall? I dunno. I digress. There are some good parts.
1. Management and Bartenders: Awesome folks. Very personable. If you have any issue with the place at all, the manager will do his best to make sure you're happy, even if there's not much he can do.
2. Aside from the people who drink here(which I'll touch on below), the actual physical atmosphere is nice. I like patio bars.
Cons:
1. Door staff are assholes. This is the first place I've ever had a security person anywhere ever lay their hands on me. I walked out the side entrance to make a phone call in a quieter area and told the guy I'd be right back in. Finished my very short phone call within eyesight of the guy making eye contact with him a few times during the call. I walked back into the bar past him. He followed me 50 feet into the bar and grabbed me by the back of my neck and started screaming at me about showing ID every time you walk into the place. I literally talked to the guy not 5 minutes before in order to avoid having to go through the ID process all over again. If it ever happens again I'm calling the police and filing a battery charge.
2. Food is garbage. With the exception of the potato skins, everything on the menu sucks. But it's REALLY hard to make lousy potato skins.
3. Beer menu is small/not really listed anywhere. Ask the waitress which beers they have and she'll tell you a few random ones that she can think of off of the top of her head and say "and we have others I guess". If you want Kiltlifter or Fat Tire, you're set. If you want anything else, it's a 50/50 shot on whether or not they have it.
4. Hipster. Central. Seriously the clientele here is atrocious. I've literally been verbally assaulted here for eating potato skins by a waifish, meth-mouthed denizen who was the human embodiment of the lyrics of Macklemore's "Thrift Shop" because there was cheese and bacon on my food. He went off on me for being offensive to animals or some such. Telling me I would be a vegetarian if I had to kill the animal myself. On a friday night, the place is packed wall-to-wall with the whiniest, heroin-chic douchebags you will ever meet. I feel like this is the case because they don't like the loud music of the bars on mill so they walk around the corner and park themselves at Casey's.
5. Cops. Lots and lots and lots of cops. If you go here on a semi-regular basis(once or twice a month or more) for a long enough period of time, you WILL be stopped immediately after leaving the bar. The Tempe PD are for the most part nice folks, but the ones who patrol looking to catch a DUI coming out of Casey's are all assholes. Not really the bar's fault at all, but it's part of the experience of going there.
6. Pricing. Two drinks and a plate of aforementioned potato skins? 20 dollars plus tip. Look to spend at least 5 dollars(tip included) for a pint of beer here unless it's on special/happy hour. 7 to 10 dollars for a mixed drink with well liquor(tip included).
7. Parking. 10-15 parking spots in their lot. Yeah. 10 to 15 spots. For a bar that is usually packed to the brim with people. After the stores close down, you can park in the little strip mall parking lot around the corner. But again, there's always a cop car or motorcycle cop just sitting in that lot waiting for you to look like you're walking toward a car.
8. Wait staff sucks. It's always sucked. It's not really their attitude all the time(though it is sometimes). They hire like 3 or 4 girls(I'm not being sexist, they only hire females to do wait staff) to cover what's usually close to 1,000 people(maybe more? I'm not a good judge of actual numbers of people) all asking for booze at the same time. Don't even bother placing drink orders with them. Just walk up to the bar and pay with cash and then go back to your seat. Â
9. Bathrooms are horrendous. It's really hard to use the bathroom when there are 2 urinals and one stall for guys. Especially once 10pm rolls around and the holocaust-skinny hipster kids I mentioned above start vomiting in the stall and sink because they can't hold their booze and drinking in a college town means DRINK UNTIL YOU DIE. The blarney stone is all well and good until a dude takes a dump in there.
10. Climate control. Because of the patio setup, it's always too hot or too cold to be really comfortable, save for the few months per year here in the valley that the weather is really nice. It's still 90+ degrees at 11pm here 6 months out of the year.
If you haven't been here? Don't bother going. You'll get suckered into meeting your friends for drinks for the next 6 years.
I've always loved this place and used to come here a lot more frequently 10 years ago. The other day I came back for the wings I love. The price went up to $6 a dozen for happy hour, but they're worth it. Generous helping on the ranch for the carrots and celery and presentation is nice. Some of the same familiar faces still work there - some of the gals are still there ("Very few people leave."). Of course Phil, perhaps the best bartender in the valley, is still there (he even remembered part of my weird drink I used to get!!), and Dave is showing some age now (sorry Dave, still love ya), and the comfort level is alive and well. At least until it gets crowded. However the staff knows how to BUST ASS, they've dealt with crowds for years. Gavin is no longer there, but he can be found lurking sometimes in other places in Tempe.
The patio is still great and the top floor is still haunted.
No thumping music.
So come on back!
INSIDE SKINNY: Â Get there early for Happy Hour, especially on Friday. If you arrive Friday 6pm the place is packed and you probably won't find parking or a free table, but there's the small lot directly next to Casey's on 9th that services the little apartments you can park in. Painted signs abound - "We love Casey Moore's, parking allowed." Hopefully you're not the first one in your group to arrive at 6pm.
This place is my absolute favorite! I recently moved to Phoenix and someone recommended this place to me. I immediately wanted to check it out and now it's my go-to spot. The crowd and staff are extremely friendly and inviting. They have a full bar and beer on tab for everyones palate. The food also tastes very fresh, including everything from the seafood to sandwiches and burgers. This place also has a huge outdoor patio, which I enjoy before all of the smokers congregate.
You'll probably find me there most weekends. Cheers!
This is like home. I'm hesitant to call it the Cheers of the millennium, but perhaps it is.
I walk past Casey Moore's twice a day, because I park in this neighborhood and walk to work. The owner of Casey's can be found accepting morning deliveries or readying the restaurant around that time. He's very personable and friendly. If I had the time, he's someone I would by a drink and talk with for hours.
Sometimes my co-workers and I will end our day at Casey's. Â Typically, we come in at shift change, but that doesn't decrease service value. We're always taken care of before the change. Then the new waitress hops in seamlessly, just the way it should be done.
Under age? You might have a problem getting bounced after five. My recommendation is to come in before shift change, when the waitress is responsible for carding and order your non-alcoholic beverages. This way you can hang out much later into the night. But don't think you'll be able to order a beer or something. The bouncers are good at what they do, and they keep tabs on their underage patrons.
My favorite kitchen item is the hummus. I also enjoy any of their fried foods. I want to order the oysters on the half shell someday, but I'm a little intimidated by the massive portions.
Plenty of beers on tap. I love Blue Moon and Crispin on the rocks. I'm going to find a sitter and a hotel room one day so I can try all the draft beers.
The patio space is great to grab a beer and pair with some fried oysters. The oysters are perfectly crisp and HUGE! I really hate second hand smoke but the patio was large enough for my husband and I to enjoy an outdoor meal but yet not lose a few minutes of our lives while doing it.
The atmosphere was very comfortable and would be a great place to come with large groups to have a good time.
I enjoy Casey Moores for what it is -- a place for young, music-friendly, super trendy people to get together, grab drinks, smoke a ton of cigarettes, and enjoy pretty tasty bar food.
It's better than the rest of the Mill Scene (no cover, ever!) and is a pretty large establishment. No crappy club music playing all over the place, and the entire outside is a smoking patio.
Recommendations:
-Fish N Chips
-Baked Oysters (it is an oyster house after all)
-Beer specials
-Their burgers and fries are very very good.
Don't recommend:
-Calamari (it has this super heavy breading and it tastes more like an onion ring than a seafood product)
-Cold oysters on a place -- not as fresh as I'd like them, and a little grainy.
Words cannot even express how much I hate this place. It's literally five minutes from my house in Tempe and everybody and their mother loves it here. I've been here four times. FOUR CHANCES, and they blew every single one.
Visit #1: I go with a handful of girlfriends. Order a margarita. Worst margarita of my life, hands down. My friend also ordered one and hated it. We both had to send it back (the first and only time I have ever sent a drink back. It was that bad). We told our server that we'd like something different, but we needed a moment to decide. She rolled her eyes, took them away, and we didn't see her until much later, when she delivered our bill. I had no drinks that night.
Visit #2: I went with my husband for lunch. Ordered the crab sandwich. I took a bite and it was an effort to swallow it, it was so disgusting. Now, I used to live off of eating out just about every day of the week. My husband and I are always incredibly polite to our servers and feign enjoying meals that are sub par. Getting meals you don't like is a part of life. This, however, was inedible. For the second time ever (I never send food back, I know how annoying it is for the servers and feel so bad), I had to send it back and ask for something different. Our server seemed really perturbed, but did bring me the meal I ordered instead. It was mediocre at best, but I ate it without any complaint. I apologized profusely to our server and assured her that I liked the new meal, even though I didn't, in hopes of her mood improving. It didn't.
Visit #3: Don't even ask me why, but my husband and I were craving Oysters and thought that we'd give Casey Moore's Oyster House another chance to impress us. Not only were the oysters not good (we did not complain about them this time, though), but our server was so rude that we thought we had wronged her in some way. Dirty looks, only stopped by twice I believe in the hour and a half we were there, didn't say hello or smile once. We thought maybe we had caught her on a bad day, but the joyful smile on her face as she laughed with the table of men directly across from us quickly made us realize that this was not the case. To be clear, we did not complain about anything at any time. We were kind, polite, and didn't keep her from other tables. What the hell?
Visit #4 (tonight): I went with a girlfriend for drinks after a run. I only went because it was a beautiful night and I wanted to sit outdoors. First off, we had my friend's dog with us and went to the front without the dog to see if we could tie him up outside of the establishment (around a tree). Nobody was there so we went back to get the dog to tie him up (again, outside of the place, by the sidewalk). A man promptly and rudely said, "I'm not letting you two in with that dog out there." Okay. So we took the dog back to the car and left the window down for him. When we got back and found a seat, I smiled and said hello to our server when he greeted us. Upon asking us what we wanted to drink, I said, "There is a drink at Boulder's (bar down the street) I really like and was wondering if you guys might do something similar..." "We don't." He said, and just looked at us. That's it. I proceeded to tell him what the drink was (Strongbow mixed with a Raspberry type beer). "No, I told you we don't." Finally after awkwardly floundering about, my friend and I settled on another drink. We did get what we ordered and it was good (we both got Strongbows with a shot of Fireball). But seriously, dealing with TWO rude men tonight, plus the history I've had there, makes me realize I really will never go back ever. And I mean it this time.
I mean truly, I am extremely polite and go above and beyond to make people feel comfortable and happy to be serving me. I smile big, say hello, don't take too much of their time, don't whine or complain, etc. But the fact that four of my all time worst restaurant experiences were all from Casey Moore's is just too much to ignore. I hate that place and hate that I'm the only one who feels this way.
This was the worst place ever. Â In my burger, there was some mystery meat that I bit. Â When I told the waiter she took my food back and not once did I get an apology.
The service was horrible, it took an over an hour to get the food. I wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy. Â I hope this place gets shut down.
If you do go here dont expect good food or service.
One of my favorite spots in Tempe. Â Offers a very eclectic Irish bar setting with a great selection of beers. Â
The outdoor seating is very nice, especially with great weather. Â Mill Ave can tend to get a little crazy at times, but Casey Moore's offers an escape that is worth the visit.
The outdoor patio is the ultimate spot in Tempe for people (mostly hipster) watching. The drinks are reasonably priced, the food is awesome (I've eaten here for lunch, dinner and random bar snacks), the staff is polite (and sometimes you get a really friendly person), the place is always packed.
I have spent many a night at Casey's and think you should go there, too.
On a recent vacation, my man and I took a trip down to the ol' Oyster House so he could reminisce about his bachelor days in sunny AZ. I guess this was "the cool spot" when he was growing up... literally, the only cool spot... nothing like self-consciously hipsterized, bar-lined, alterna-culture Seattle, where we live now. This was a lot of fun for me.
1) I have never seen so many different kinds of bar flies in one place. In Seattle, having 10 million bars means that each one can serve its own perfectly isolated niche (e.g., bearded heavy metal knitting enthusiasts). I guess living in a town that mainly has tumbleweeds and meth to offer means that on Friday night, everybody looking to party ends up in the same place.... soccer moms, goths (really? still?), bros, and yes, hipsters, all gettin' wasty in their own corner of this sprawling bar.
2) Property is pretty cheap in AZ, I guess - this place is huge!! That was fun.
3) MMMmm I ate the hummus and pita it was delicious.
4) I can't believe how absurdly freaking cheap it is to drink in this town!! God, why'd I ever move to the Pacific Northwest? I shoulda moved to Tempe!! Oh wait... this would be the *only* place I'd ever go.
We were told this is the cool and hip bar that ASU folks frequent. And that they have bomb oysters and various plates of fried fishy goodness. So we had to check out this "staple" bar.
The atmosphere is casual and laid back. You can grab seating at the patio (recommended if the weather is bearable) or at the cozy wood-themed indoor bar. The place was quite empty, but we visited on a Wednesday night so that was expected.
The food was okay. Oysters were fresh but the flavor was a bit off. One of the oysters in our plate was spoiled and that ruined the plate for us. Luckily, the waiters were glad to replace it for us. The fried bar food selection includes fried mushrooms, fried oysters, and fish n chips, among others. Â None of the plates were remarkable, except for the Oyster Rockefeller, which I highly recommend.
Wide selection of local beers on tap. And I hear this place is happening during happy hours.
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Distinguishing factor: Warm and cozy bar with a lively local college scene and fresh selection of oysters and fried goodies.
Mark Mearin ate here and it was awesome.  Mark Mearin had the jumbo shrimp cocktail, Oysters on the half shell and the steamed clams.  The clams were different and not prepared in traditional clam brother, white wine, garlic etc  but were prepared in a light white cream sauce.  It wasn't terrible just something we were not used to.  The service was good and we were in and out of there and made it to the movie on time. Â
We will be back.
Mark Mearin
This is a really fun place to come grab dinner or even just drinks.
There are lot of stories around the building that is Casey Moore's, so be sure to ask your server. Great food items include the fish and chips, the fish special, New York steak, and escargot (appetizer) among others. They usually have one beer on tap that is on special, so ask about that.
The unique part about Casey Moore's is that depending on where you sit, you'll have a different experience. Even outside, you can sit near the bar area and have one experience with the pretty koi fish, but if you make your way around the building towards the front (street), it's a whole new atmosphere. Heat lamps outside all over the place, although they aren't very effective when it's really cold (yes snowbirds, it does get cold in AZ). The inside is pretty neat, too. There is a bar area that is usually very crowded (doesn't help that it is by the bathroom) but is very traditional, and they also have a small dining room area that is quieter than the rest of the restaurant.
Dudes: there is a door outside that is a male-only restroom. Okay, it's not really a restroom--it's more like a wall that you straight up pee on. I guess they call it a "Blarney Stone", may want to Google it but it is way better than waiting for the bathroom (even has a sink).
All in all, this is a great spot off of Mill Avenue that you'll find yourself coming back to.
The most unique bar in Tempe, in my opinion. This place is an absolute staple for me personally. If you're looking for something different from the Mill Ave crowds, this neighborhood bar is worth a look. As you can see from the neighboring houses, Casey Moores is actually a historic home modeled to run as a pub. While the indoor area is comfortable and homey, the patio is exceptional (especially for brunch) during nicer times of the year.
This place has a rich history, almost too much to fit in one review. They have their own wandering cats, a koi fish pond, blarney stone that doubles as a restroom and apparently this place is haunted too. The outdoor bar is perfect and the service is always phenomenal, all the bartenders are some of the best I've encountered in the area. The servers are always friendly and used to large amounts of traffic. I've seldom if ever had a bad experience.
I didn't expect the food to be that good, thinking beer was more their thing, but in recent years it's actually become quite good. Bar food is always top notch, chicken fingers and wings, burgers, etc. I'm partial to their salad with blackened chicken added. Oh, and you can customize your own grilled cheese. One of the best I've had, hands down.
This place is no longer a secret. Friday and Saturday nights people turn out in droves. If the 'cool' crowd isn't your thing, no worries. Get here early evening pretty much any night of the week and the place is ideal. Love this place!
Casey Moore's is like one giant house party but with much better people, and much better beer available.
The extra special vibe is due to its long/sordid history, secret upstairs breakfast room, weird Blarney Stone pee rock, inside dining nook, corner "beach"/lounge area, and hidden neighborhood location.
It wasn't until I got older that I had an honest to goodness dinner here, and that was f-ckin fabulous too.
Everyone makes it to Casey Moore's at some point...and even after those college years have become a distant memory, you can still pop in for a pint and have an equally great time (just stay inside, and avoid the ubiquitous stumblers...)
The absolute must go bar in Tempe. Perfect for an afternoon drink with friends. Sit outside nestled in trees, blocked away from, but only a few feet from busy downtown Tempe. Perfect place to kick back, relax, and talk with friends.
The atmosphere is very relaxed. The music is also a plus playing music spanning from independent artists to classic rock.
If lunch is what you're looking for then look no further. Casey's has a terrific menu of sandwiches, appetizers, salads, and full meals. Famous for their oysters, Casey's is definitely not just your average bar. On that note it is also very laid back and very much so "every mans" bar. A strange paradox! Check it out! It's also haunted!
Sometimes I just wanna sit on the patio with my friends and not worry about having to chase down a server or bartender to get a brew. Casey Moore's fills that void in my nightlife, I had to put *zero* effort into getting a pint. They even patiently made obnoxious, complex drink orders without showing the slightest signs of irritation.
This is what a perfect staff looks like. IDK about the food (not important) or like the restroom (size of a closet), but it gets 5 stars so that other bars' staff can perhaps down a black velvet while they take notes.
Have been here several times and just realized have not written a review! How blasphemous.
Was here on Friday for happy hour. $2 off appetizers meant a dozen oysters for $10. Not bad. Also indulged in some brews on tap. They have indoor and outdoor seating, the outdoor being the most fun, in my opinion.
I've also had some of their other food in the past. Mostly pub-style sandwiches and the like, very tasty.
Service can be slow, the place has sort of a laid back attitude. So be prepared to just sit back and relax.
Ghosts, oysters and 80's/90's punk rock! Â Casey Moore's has tons of character.
How can one not be a fan?
This is by far my favorite bar in Tempe. It's got a great crowd (no pretentious Scottsdale douchebags), awesome music blasting on the speakers, and there may or may not be ghosts living in this 100+ year old house.
If you get a chance, take the stairs in the house to the (somewhat secret) upstairs rooms. That's where the ghosts supposedly live.
The food here is pretty good. I wouldn't exactly say it's stellar, but if you're here for small bites, drinks and a great atmosphere, this is your place. Try the Oysters Rockefeller or Steamed Clams.
Lastly, if you're going to pick a place to go on St. Patrick's Day, go here. Every Irish bar is going to be overcrowded, but at least this one is still pleasant to be at.
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