The Irish Rover

I can't understand the world the other reviewers are in.  As far as the bar goes, it does not. The bartenders are not friendly, affable, or very professional. The few times I've been in there the bartenders were conversing with anyone else, so I could while away my time gazing at the tv. Of course that is inexplicitly behind you towards the door. Besides the bartenders I don't know who can watch the tv. Since it is always on European soccer, there ain't much of a reason to watch, except of course the bartenders are all talking to one guy or painfully flirting with the guy that lives in his basement. Ok, maybe he was flirting with her and it may not be his basement, but damn I cannot recall wanting to leave a pub faster. This is not a good bar.

This review is for the Irish Rover Too in Lagrange. We used to frequent the other one when we lived in Clifton, but since we moved to the East side of town, this one is easier to get to.

It's also nicer, IMO. In the heart of downtown La Grange. We have been here many times. Every time I come here I have the Traditional Irish Brunch -- sausages, bacon, eggs, bread, tomato & boxty (potato cake). Some things are too good to change. It is the closest thing to the Traditional English breakfast that I grew up with. The sausage rolls are nice to.

If you're lucky, you might get to watch a train rumbling down the street, yards from the front door...

The food and service are always good, and we just keep coming back.

The food here is amazing!!!  Try the fish cakes and the Guinness chocolate cake.  Absolutely to die for.  How lucky we are to have such a fab restaurant!!!