If you're into Techno Pop, Ugg Wearer's and Tiny Drinks for Big Money...basically then Ned Kelly's is not for you. Â
This place is small, dark and Irishly AWESOME. Â Cheap drinks and loads of different types of people to satisfy even the most insatiable of people watchers. Â We're talking prime seating here folks. Â This is one of the only bars where you'll find cute girls, old men, Rockies Fans and Anime Enthusiasts all in one peaceful semblance of glorious drinking companionship. Â Even your mom goes there!
Nice lady.
This place is great. Â The people are great. Â No idiots allowed and hey, and it's an Irish Pub so you can use this totally awesome pick up line, behold:
"Top of the morning to you. Beg your pardon, I'd like to be on top of you in the morning."
ohmygodiamsofunny,
Thank me later.
I always like an Irish/British Pub, usually good beer, friendly, relaxed. Â Not this place. Â They had a bartender who thought it was his job to look and act tough, very unfriendly, why would one act like this when friendliness and good service gets tips, the beer selection was average and the beer not very cold, the place is very dark inside and lacks the atmosphere of a pub, we were going to eat but the place simply turned us off so we left after a few brews, the guy who appeared to be the owner was attentive and easy going but that can't make up for the other negatives, this is a bar not much more, so for me I won't be back
Review Source:Found ourselves exploring the burb of Littleton yesterday. After countless stores that consisted of identical wares - mom jeans with sparkles on their pockets, $11 bars of soap, cupcakes, etc. I was ready for a beer. Stat.
And just like an oasis in the midst of this little cultural desert, Ned Kelley's appeared. Â We beelined it, going for a little hops-fueled respite before navigating the craft shops back to the car. Â We were not disappointed.
The bar is laid out in a style I'm quite partial to - a long bar with plenty of bar stools for people, like me, to fall off of having a good time. Â Though clearly a locals bar, the bartender greeted us promptly upon walking in the door, like an angel of mercy after our tour of duty in suburbia. Â Within 30 seconds I had my choice of the 15 drafts on tap in, my hand. Â Bless you son.
The crowd there was welcoming, despite our being from out of the neighborhood. Â We even made a new friend during our brief visit. Though we didn't stay for another beer, the bartender didn't miss a beat and was on top of it - asking us of we needed a refill before we were even empty. Â Great service - I will definitely in again next time I find myself In the burbs. Which, hopefully, won't be anytime soon (nothing personal, Ned).
Certainly not the cleanest, happiest pub in the world, but it grows on you. Â The prices are reasonable and the regulars may come off a little scetch at first, underneath they (for the most part) have their charms. Let's put it this way, Delizios is right next door, and while they may be classier, chances are you will enjoy yourself much more at Neds.
Review Source:Eh. It's a dive, which I really don't mind, but they didn't have cider on tap (hey, gluten-free girl here, I'm not just a snob -- they did have Magner's in bottles, at least) and the crowd was not just divey but downright sketchy. The bartenders didn't offer me a glass for my cider, a weird creepy guy hit on me (not just casually, I mean creepily) and nobody interfered -- I just got a bad vibe. If it's trying to be a cool dive, it's not succeeding -- it's simply a dive. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but it's not my kind of dive. YMMV.
Review Source:I went to this bar last friday after dinner at a delicious french restaurant and wine at a nearby wine bar in downtown littleton. Â we were told there was going to be a live band, but it turned out to be karaoke night! Â of course i was thrilled, i love karaoke. Â the song list was good, the crowd was interesting but great, the drinks were delish. Â overall it was a great experience!
Review Source:Driven by this place in downtown Littleton several times and finally decide to stop and check it out. Â They don't serve any food. Â I asked for a Guinness and it was $6 for a 20 oz. Â Now I thought that was expensive but as I was only going to have a beer or two and check it out wasn't really a concern. Â Until someone else walked in and the other bartender told them it was happy hour and that Guinness were $5. Â I got my bill $12 for 2 beers. Â I asked the bartender about what he said about happy hour and was told no he was wrong to charge them $5 and it actually is $6 a beer. Â Too expensive for a drink and don't trust the waitstaff. Â Give it a pass and go to the Celtic Tavern instead.
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