Jamesons Public House

The first and last time I went here was over a year ago.  the "bartender" burnt 2 white russians and didn't know how to make a Vegas Vault nor felt compelled to look it up!  And then made a 4th white russian straight milk no alcohol at all!  Why so many Russians you ask..3 of us wanted white russians after they didn't know how to make a Vegas Vault.  When we demanded our drinks fixed we were informed WE'D HAVE TO PAY FOR THE BARTENDER TO FIX THEIR MISTAKE!  Seriously! I am not paying for another drink to fix the one that was screwed up...that is totally backward!

After We demanded to speak to the manager about demanding we pay to fix drinks they messed up the manager refused and said this is normal for bars:

1) someone would have to be totally drunk to buy that line
2) No GOOD BARS do not charge to fix f**ked up drinks

Sucks, don't eat here. I thought anybody could make a Tenderloin, not Jamesons. I ordered one recently and was unpleasantly surprised to find that it had more breading than meat, and was paper thin. The trash can ate it instead, then spit it out and reviewed it poorly on Yelp.

Was in town visiting family and met up with some friends on Saturday night here. My husband is a huge Jameson's whiskey fan, so naturally, he was pretty stoked to check it out :)
The atmosphere was pretty typical Irish Pub style, a little bit rustic, but clean. Had a pretty cool dart area, closed off to walk-throughs. Steel-tipped darts and free to play, which I prefer :)
There was a live band while we were there, but to tell you the truth, I couldn't tell you what they sounded like because my friends and I got hammered!!! Our waitress was really attentive and I felt, catered to us. My glass was NEVER empty and she was really cool at whippin up some shots for us through the night. She heard that I was in town and hadn't been for around 3 years, so she knew we were all about tyin' one on and she definitely did not disappoint.
We had a great time playing darts, drinkin, and having a great time!
This place is definitely worth checkin out and I'm pretty sure if I still lived in Waterloo, I'd be a regular here. :)