Celtic Crossings

The food is fantastic!

I have been there twice, and both times the food was slow to come out. The first time, we had a great server. The second time, our server didn't get our orders right, and had no idea about beer. However, food was still delicious!

Stopped in here on a slow Sunday afternoon as we were hungry. Maybe three other tables in the place were halfway through or waiting for food. So, should be good service right? Nah. Sat down promptly, menus' given, asked what to drink but we didn't know yet. Server came back after five minutes and we ordered a couple of beers and the fish and chips which the sign on the window said was the best. Beers came in nice large 22 ouncers and only $4.50 each. Good deal! Food took way too long. Fish was over cooked, crunchy on the outside, but horribly mushy on the inside. For the $38 we spent, I could have found a better place. I'm sure the music is good and I know the beer was great, but this place needs to work on delivering what they promise. Lots of Celtic decor, but the menu was decidedly american fare and not very imaginative. Sorry. Hate to rain on everyone else's parade here. Bad day? Not sure. Other reviews mention the same thing. Management needs to wake up and get on the cooks in the kitchen and the waitstaff on the floor. Its not that difficult.

I am disappointed at all of the negative reviews. I have frequented this establishment over the past year frequently. I have not had a single bad experience. The food is amazing and the atmosphere is fun.