I really like this place. Food is very good, varied menu, decent portion sizes and appropriate pricing. Friendly bartenders, plenty, perhaps too many (is that possible?) TV's. Â The best part: they have a nice music mix and it's not too loud. How many places do you go to where you leave with a headache from the loud music and shouting to be heard?
Good spot - check it out.
We went on a Friday night and it was pretty brightly lit and dead, which was surprising. We were also both surprised at how brand spanky new this place looks - Â I guess we expected something a little more rough around the edges based on the location, exterior, and reviews. Do with that as you wish (I would have preferred a little dimmer and rougher). The beer selection was meh and our food was also meh. It wasn't bad but it wasn't good either. Except, that is, for the wings. It's the simplest idea ever but holy wow Old Bay wings are amazing. We both wished we had just ordered a giant platter of those babies for appetizer, dinner, and dessert. I also need to point out that the bartender was great -- efficient, friendly-but-not-too-friendly. It drew in an odd mix of a crowd later in the night -- there were some college kids quietly throwing back beers in one corner, some guys watching sports in another, then a group of fifty-somethings I can only describe as oddballs creating a scene and moving around bar stools. I think we'll be back next time we're craving some deep fried chicken but I don't think this is a destination otherwise. There are just too many other places both near and far that outdo Kelleher's on food, beer, and atmosphere.
Review Source:Nice neighborhood bar with many tv's, live music on the weekend. The bar is huge, rectangle style. On a very busy night didnt have to wait to get a drink, the bartenders were on point. Did not try the food but it did look good. It does have the local yocal element but aside from some inquisitive looks it seemed to be harmless enough.
Review Source:So, maybe going to a bar on a Tuesday night isn't the best way to get the feel for what the place is like. Â Or maybe I don't give a fuck!
So, I finally made it to Kelleher's. Â It seems like you need to say that all drawn out. Â "Kellllhurrrrrrrrzzzzz". Â "Kullllllllhurrrrrrhhrhrhrzzzzzzzzzzthhhh". Â Sure, that'll do. Â pig. Â Â
In any case, I dug it. Â It's cozy and a bit bright. Â But man there are a SHITLOAD of TV's. Â There's not a bad seat in the house for sitting at the huge rectangular bar and having a few of whatever. Â It basically has the feel of Robyn's, but over on "that" side of Rozzie, meaning opposite the side I live on. Â The taps are standard but good. Â IPA, Guiness, Blue Moon, etc...
I'd like to go back when there is actually some shit going on, beyond a couple-three locals just shooting the breeze on a Tuesday eve. Â But I got a good first impression. Â The bartender was cool and just a chill couple of drinks was what I was in the mood for anyway.
KALLLLAAHAARRRRZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ!!!!!!!
I was laughing over how much folks LURVE this spot, so decided to go check it out. Â I think people's passion for this place is really people's passion for reliable, comfy, neighborhood bars -- friendly bartenders, solid but predictable bar food, and some great people-watching. Â We went because I had had a bad day (read: Â BAD BAD DAY), and wanted some good cheer and buffalo wings, and we even brought bananagrams and set up at a back table to play a few rounds and cheer up, and it worked. Â No one gave a crap that we had brought games to a bar on a Friday night, and folks were friendly. Â And they take cards!
Review Source:While living close to this place, I found myself here three days in a row. Â The bartender is really nice. Â The food seems to be expertly prepared. Â I have had burgers and salads here - for the price/portion ratio - you can't beat it. Â (I recommend the garden salad with the steak tips - to die for) All in all, with one visit, I know you'll be back! Â (they also have take-out service, too)
Review Source:To me this is the spot! They have AWESOME clam chowder and there old bay wings are my new addiction! Not to mention its great people and great staff! The beer is great. Not a TON on tap but a great mix with something that you will definitely enjoy! I always have a great time when I go there.
Review Source:The perfect local watering hole for Rozzie. Â We recently moved to West Roxbury and went looking for a cool pub. Â We had been to other local spots and decided what we needed was something a little more low-key and friendly. Â Kellehers did the trick. Â The bartenders are friendly and polite, the crowd is local and usual, and the scene is decidedly down to earth. Â Bingo! Â My husband is now a regular and we even spent our first "Boston St.Patty's Day" here ....and it was awesome! Â Kellehers is now our local go-to spot!
Review Source:Pleasantly surprised! My wife and I recently moved into the area and I was a little hesitant to try Kelleher's but one day we stopped and were glad we did. The bar has a ton of TV's with usually games on every one, a clean environment with a bar tender that took the time to ask our names and welcome us to the area. If you are in the Roslindale / West Rox area check out Kelleher's for simple but good bar food.
Review Source:Listen Deb,
What part of Kelleher's Bar and Grill in Roslindale screams out classy? Get over yourself. What shot did you order a kamikaze or sex on the beach? I agree with the owner -- you shouldn't have to "make" a shot -- you pour a shot! I.e., if you want a shot of whiskey, fine; but if your shot has more than one ingredient it is really just a small drink -- smahten up.
As for the entertainment, they have like 20 flat screen t.v.'s and it isn't all old people. I am 28 year old professional consultant. It's just not a yuppie bar -- go to the South End if you want that. BTW - the buffalo chicken sandwich is incredible and the best part is they serve beer with those little glasses if you ask. Love that.
Kelleher's recently reopened after a change in ownership I believe, is a very solid local tavern. Â It is a great place to have some excellent and inexpensive bar food and have a few beers. Â Numerous flat screen TV's are positioned around the bar, making Kelleher's a great place to take in a game. Â
I visited today for lunch and left completely satisfied. Â I started with a cup of the soup of the day, corn chowder with jalapenos. Â The peppers added a perfect amount of heat for a cold winter day. Â I finished with a perfectly cooked to order cheeseburger with some delicious onion rings. Â
I have given Kelleher's a full five stars not because it is an amazing or unique spot, but because they do what they do perfectly. Â They pretty much offer everything you could want from a local tavern. Â The lack of pool tables or dart boards might be considered a negative, but it is not a deal breaker for me.
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