Yeah.... can't agree with most of the reviews here. We went at about 3pm on a Sunday. The bartender who also appeared as the manager was not very friendly. For starters we ordered 8 dollar spinach artichoke dip. It was way over cooked, no moisture left in the cheese so although hot, it was hard and curdely. To make it worse it was in a bowl that was no bigger than 2.5-3 inches across. There was so little hard, old overcooked dip that you barely got through 1/3 of the chips before the dip was gone. From there it got even better. My GF asked for a shot with a glass of sprite. The sprite was flat soda water without a drop of sprite or sweetness in it. When she told the manager he turned around, filled a glass of his own. tastes it and says "it tastes perfect to me". Not only was this highly dishonest because it was obviously nasty but it was just a total "D" move by someone who is supposed to be intelligent enough to get to management level. It's a glass of sprite... really... are you really ignorant enough to let a glass of sprite be the reason two first time customers don't come back? What a dummy. At this point we paid our overpriced tab and left. Its too bad this place looks so cool because the staff are idiots.
Review Source:One of my favorite places to go eat at! When you arrive you get pretzels and an excellent homemade mustard which is to DIE for. You can actually purchase a jar of it for $5! The food is unique and wonderful. I crave their food all of the time and I love this place. Dinner is super packed, so, for the best of everything, go in the afternoon.
Review Source:They must have been really busy the day we went, because the bartender seemed really stressed out and mentioned to the customer next to us that the kitchen was slammed.
Our food was very good, but not remarkable. Â I had a hummus plate and my boyfriend had a barbecue burger. Â I think the prices seemed mostly reasonable, but perhaps a bit higher than necessary, occasionally.
However, I would definitely go back the next time I am in Senoia.
Great all around place to go with family and friends. Â Great for hearing music, watching a ball game, or just hanging out. Â They have a pretty extensive menu....not just irish food.
Only draw back is that they have these tiny tables with bar stools that can barely fit 2 people if they are having anything other than food and the booths will only sit 4 in the bar area where there are TVs. Â In the regular dining area, you can satisfy a larger group but then you are away from the action if you are there for sports.
Staff is very friendly. Â Have sample beverage program to taste their varied craft beers and wines.
Great Irish Pub atmosphere. Â The whole town of Senoia has improved significantly over the past couple of years. Â Maguire's has been there throughout. Â It offers an excellent selection of food albeit a bit on the pricey side. Â Good selection of beers and real ales - Guiness on draft is a great positive. Â My wife and I stayed with the appetizers and it was more than enough. Â We particularly liked the smoked salmon platter that included onions, capers, tomatoes, salmon, creamed cheese and toasted pita wedges. Â Well worth a visit.
Review Source:This place is great. Great ambience/decor, tasty food and beers, super nice staff. Also, they make their own mustard, and I cannot express how good it is. If you order their soft pretzel appetizer, it comes as the dip, and you can buy jars of it to take home.
Support your local businesses--especially the terrific ones that we all want to keep around--and eat here!
Ate here with the in laws last night based on their recommendation. Â Great atmosphere and definitely family friendly. Â We brought in our 5 month old and it wasn't too loud or anything for her. Â The bar area is kind of recessed from the dining area so it's like there are two different environments in the place. Â The staff was super friendly and attentive.
Food was also great, and well priced. Â We had the soup special(can't remember what it was) that everyone seemed to love(I didn't try it), Spinach and Artichoke dip that was awesome because it actually had big chunks of artichoke in it, one of the Burgers, delicious, the farmhouse salad, huge and fresh looking, chicken pot pie, really good, and I had the Monte Cristo Sandwich. Â This isn't your normal Monte Cristo though, they beer batter and deep fry it rather than the traditional french toast style. Â Topped with powdered sugar and a side of jam....Pretty freaking delicious and very unique.
Great selection of beer as well. Â I wasn't too adventurous that night and just ordered a Blue Moon, but definitely a good place to go if you're looking for some variety and selection.
It's a local place for me. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, the servers are friendly and the French onion soup is hearty and cheesy.
My friends say there are good beer choices.
I've had others say great things about the Irish fare.
This was an interesting dish - portobella mushroom salad (see picture).
Salad + bowtie pasta + portobello mushroom + toppings IN the mushroom. I think next time I'll ask for the salad separately.
If you have any problems, Wendy Maguire is usually on hand to fix it or make it right.
At first glance, the atmosphere was pretty great although I can't speak to its authenticity. The pub is located at basement level, and you're greeted by a pretty interesting wooden door with a porthole which adds a nice touch to the rest of the decor.
I ordered the fish and chips and a sweet tea which came out rather quickly. The fish portion was just the right amount at two large fillets, as were the portions of fries and slaw. I definitely enjoyed the fish; it was hot, flaky not overly fried with just enough breading. It wasn't the best I've had but definitely sufficient. The slaw was great, but the fries were pretty stale. I wasn't crazy about the price for what I got, but the service was fantastic. All the servers were very friendly.
I'd definitely go back to try the other authentic cuisine like Bangers and Mash or Sheppard's Pie, but other than that they just had typically american cuisine like burgers and grilled chicken.
Everything I've ever tasted here has been absolutely delicious. Their prices are a little on the high side, but reasonable for what you're getting (portions are huge), and they have an extensive food and beverage menu. Trivia night is always fun, but be warned: they have a dress code on Friday and Saturday nights. I usually steer clear of the place on weekends as it tends to fill up with douchebags, but during the week this place is really nice. Lunch, dinner, or drinks, the atmosphere is really warm and inviting, and the service is pretty good. There's an elevator inside the building upstairs for wheelchair access.
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