O'Connor's Irish Pub

Second visit.  First time around about 6 weeks ago.  Food terrible.  If an Irish pub cannot make a Reuben you know it's bad!  This time, no better.  Wait staff very friendly but did not have knowledge of the menu or even specials but did offer the special.  Ordered unsweet tea.  It was sour.  Ordered club sandwich request whole wheat toast server returned to say they had no wheat bread so I chose rye.  Sister ordered the special, Steak Fajitas.  Very bad. Only a few onions and 1 piece of pepper.  Shredded cheese had a moldy taste.  Southwest potatoes the side were too spicy to eat.  My sister. Did inquire at ordering per server lightly spiced fried potatoes.  Not!  My Club sandwich was supposed to be ham, turkey. Bacon, lettuce, tomato, Monterrey Jack and cheddar cheese.  Sounded good... I got ham turkey lettuce tomato and Swiss.  I requested the bacon be added my plate returned sandwich not even taken apart to fix just about to 1/2 of a strip was shoved in the back.  Fries were too salty to eat.  This was at lunch time not busy at all but our meals took over 30 minutes and my sister's was cold.  We gave them a second chance because they have not been open more than a few months at the first visit.  Another 15.00 (a lot for lunch) including a 2.00 tip same price for my sister, a waste of too much time and too much money.  Want a good Irish pub?  Stick with McGuire's.  Always good and less expensive.

Not sure why some of these reviews claimed "good prices" and/or "good value". If referring to the bar, yes. The only reason we give this place 3 stars is because of their drink prices ($3.50 wells and a decent $5.50 Bloody Mary).
We started with the spinach artichoke dip. It was watery and the amount of spinach in it made it taste strangely like dirt. There was no artichoke in it and for $8.50, it was a big disappointment.
We had the fish n chips and chicken tenders for entrees. The chicken tenders were way over-cooked and the fish was mediocre and very greasy. The fries were ok and the portions were pretty generous but the good quality was not worth having the extra.
Our server was the bartender and in agreement with other reviewers, the service was good. She was upbeat and sweet which helped our large bill for lacking food a little bit easier to stomach.
We will probably only come back for drinks.

Been here a few times and glad to have another quality restaurant in Navarre thats not Asian or a pizza joint.  We started with the reuben eggrolls which were good and fresh and our table had several varieties of sandwiches. All were very good and meat was piled high.  Decent choices of beers.  We own a business in Navarre and will be recommending O'connors to our guests when they ask.  Service, like most, has improved with time.