I came here for a midmorning meeting and they had breakfast fare. All the plates were HUGE! Â If you're hungry for breakfast, this is the place to be. Â I had Eggs Benedict (Traditional) and got 2 huge eggs perfectly poached over Canadian Bacon & English muffin with some nice crispy Hash Browns & an orange slice. Â It was delicious, not the best Eggs Benedict I've ever tasted, but pretty darn good! Â The Hash Browns were nice and crisp and not oily at all. Â Everything was perfectly seasoned, no need for salt and pepper.
Others had the eggs & bacon, all of which were huge. Â Some one had a sandwich w/chips - again all of it were very big servings. Â Service was touch and go. Â I asked for water and the waitress forgot to bring it, so I had to ask for it again. Â She was good about checking and refilling drinks for us after, so it was fine.
The decor is really unique and pretty in here. Â We were in a smaller section in the side and they had the huge Friar chairs with names on it. Â They have cool writing painted on the tops of the walls, very Irish decor all around. Â Nice looking restaurant! Â
I heard that they do breakfast all day. Â They do have the biggest eggs ever! Â Big plus for all the huge portions served!!
Christmas Eve. with all of our out-of-town relatives in town in Las Vegas to do Xmas at my 80 year old Irish mom's place and we figure let's go to a real Irish pub for dinner.
The waitress was good if not a little slow but we ordered and the place was empty and she came back and said they were out of corned beef and cabbage which is highlighted as one of the main specials. Looking at the deserted room, hard to figure.
Rest of food was okay but overpriced. So after dinner we all wander into the bar area to play a little video poker. Bartender is busy talking to some obviously "regular" so we were patient for a few minutes until we finally call him over and now he is perturbed we interrupted him for change for the machines and a drink order! Took his sweet time.
Then my mom had a mailer from this chain of pubs saying $5 free slot play good thru 12/31/2012 as she has been there before and had a players card. The machine would not add it onto the card and bartender says he has no power to add any credit onto her machine. Said we would have to talk to "corporate" about the problem and walked away.
So I go on the web site and no where is there any link, address, phone number to contact mgmt of this chain of pubs. Horrible service, rude bartender, would never go back. Would highly recommend Loose Caboose down the street at the corner of Flamingo and Buffalo instead!
(in my best Irish drawl:)
Awwww, Sean Patricks...nothing like stopping by here after a visit to the ol' DMV across the street.
Went in with a friend for happy hour. Â We asked to see the happy hour food menu and received a weeeee bit o' tha' blank stare from our bartender. Â He said that because the happy hour menu is so new, it hadn't yet been printed so there was no happy hour food menu to choose from.
?????????
Many a quizzical stare was exchanged amongst me friend and myself as the bartender handed us the regular menu. Â
Well, Molly go bragh because a moment later, the bartender said he could "work with us" as far as creatin' our own kinda' happy hour munchies.
Basically, Molly and I ordered two appetizers from the regular menu but got them at happy hour/discounted prices.
Food was decent, drinks were fine, service was deeeeelightful. Â Four clover service! Â
Mighty smokey in there for my likes, but a charming ambiance all around.
When Irish eyes are smilin'..........
Oh yeah, and I'm Mexican, remember! Â :)
I used to be a semi regular at this place a couple years ago. I lived at the condos next door and would come for dinner and a beer after work. Was in the area last night do decided to stop by for a quick bite.
    Went there with my gf and another couple. Was a little worried when I pulled in the parking lot because the place was completely deserted. We were 1 of only 2 cars in the parking lot at 8 pm. We walked in and there was a  couple people at the bar, which is actually busier than it looked outside. Decor was the same as I remember, pretty standard Irish pub.
   We sat at the bar and checked out the menu which was updated and had a pretty decent selection. They also have a nice variety of beer but at $5.50 a pint, they are over priced compared to similar places in the area. We all decided to go the safe route and order sandwiches, since the place was dead we didn't want to be too adventurous with our order. I got the blta, which is a Blt plus avocado. Everyone's food was decent, I liked the fries quite a bit. I was disappointed to find out after the food came  that they were out of avocado. When I asked the bartender about this he gave me a weird looked and said " oh we're out of avocado" then just walked away. So it was a  ok Blt but was a rip off for 10 bucks and  wouldn't have ordered it had they told me they didn't have all the ingredients.
   This place has decent bar food and good beer, but can't give it more than 2 stars because of the service and price. The bill was about $80 for 4 sandwiches and 6 beers. This place has potential, but with all the other options around town I won't be back anytime soon.
I love Sean Patrick's.
I've been there three times in the past two weeks and every time was wonderful. We got there after 7pm both nights and it was pretty much empty. We got great service.
The waitress was fast to greet us, get us our drinks and take our orders. I ordered a blue moon, another person got a Captain and coke and another in our party asked for a Baileys & brandy, which the waitress had never heard of, but just asked what it was and had it made (the drink is fabulous, btw).
We ordered dinner and everything I have had (mozzarella sticks, burger & fries, chicken caesar salad and chicken-mashed potatoes dish I don't remember the name of) was fantastic. Everyone else really enjoyed their dinner as well.
The place is kind of smokey since the bar and the restaurant area aren't really separated, but it's okay if you don't really mind a light smokey smell. They have video poker at the bar. The ambiance is kind of ADD, without a really clear decor theme, but the music is soft in the background so you aren't shouting to talk to the people you're with. It's perfect for post-work meal/drinks with colleagues.
If you like a drink with dinner and aren't too picky about your beer selections, want a big, filling meal, or want a great breakfast any time of day, this is a solid choice.
One would think...what a better place to celebrate St. Patrick's Day than at a pseudo Irish pub! My wife and I arrived at 3:30 PM. The sign by the door said "seat yourself". We started through the dining room, spotting a nice table for two, when the 'hostess' appeared "Oh no I have to seat you". She proceeded to seat us at a booth which could have easily accommodated 7 people. Wound up at a smaller table.
The waiter (?) shows up for our drink order, wife orders a coke and I (having a splurge moment) order a  Black & Tan. Coke arrived, no beer. 10 minutes later the beer shows up, in a very small PLASTIC CUP! Should have said something then but thought it was a special for the day. Tacky none the less. Order our food; soup for the wife and shepherds pie for myself which came with a salad.
We chit-chat enjoying the sparse population of the dining room wearing green and having some fun. The decor of the place was very nice, but as I was once told, "You can't eat the curtains." I was just waiting for the salad as it is traditionally served before the meal.
Food arrives, wife's soup looks good and is hot, no salad. My dinner is served a minute or two later, no salad. "Coming right up" he says. Mind you, the dining room and bar are not the least bit crowded. I was about 1/3 Â the way through my shepherds pie (good by the way) here comes the wilted salad. The waiter never came back, never. My wife was so irritated she went outside. A waitress came by to ask if I was 'finished' with my meal I said yes and asked her about the plastic cup. She said it was because it was St. Patrick's day, and I asked if that was a new Irish tradition as I am Irish and just wanted to keep up with the old country...
Blank stare....no smile no nothing. No check. "I'll send him right over". Five minutes no waiter.
I went to the hostess station where a guy and girl were franticly wiping off the grease marks from the seating chart totally ignoring the few people that did come in. She seated one party and left a woman standing at the door who happened to come by to pick up a to-go order. A waitress spots her and asks if she has been helped. I guess she was the back-up hostess when the others are busy with their grease pencils. Still no check, same waitress comes by same question...I explain. Â
Guess what? While I'm waiting by the front door, the waiter shows up with the check. I look it over. $6.00 for a small plastic cup of Black &
Tan. No need complaining as it was St. Patrick's day and we were in a pseudo Irish pub with pseudo service, pseudo salad...you catch my drift right? And by the way.....there was no green left on the table.
Eh. I decided to come here one evening with my wife and brother as we were hungry, wanted to try something new, and didn't want to venture far from the house. I pass this place regularly, so we decided on this place.
The place is pretty large on the inside. A pretty large bar on one side, and then the dining area on the other. There also seemed to be two areas that could serve as private dining areas for parties. We happened to be the only diners (there were folks at the bar) when we went in. We were going to sit at the bar, but my wife forgot her ID, so we had to move to the dining area.
I thought the decor was pretty decent. I've never been to Ireland, so I can't say what an actual Irish Pub looks like, but it had "Irish" items around. It was more open than other Irish Pubs I've been to.
I did like the beer selection. Quite a few Irish beers, as well as others from the UK. The only domestics were the mass produced and the psuedo-craft Blue Moon. I had a Carlsberg for $4.50 which wasn't too bad.
There was not the selection of "Irish" food that I was expecting, more "inspired" dishes. I had the nachos, my wife had the fettuccine Alfredo, and my brother had dessert. My nachos were ok, pretty standard. They use real cheese, so that is a bonus. My wife's dinner was a massive portion, but wasn't too flavorful. My brother enjoyed his pie.
I probably wouldn't come back just to eat, but I would to drink, or to have a private party.
i usually dine at the bar here, and its always pleasant. bartender here is friendly and they got GOOD FOOD! they've done a very nice job on decor here. Â one time i did dine at the table it seemed like there was only one waiter covering the floor, but he was very attentive and helpful. :) i'll be back.
Review Source:I've been eating at Sean Patrick's almost since it opened (it was too busy when it first opened, so we waited a couple of months). The decor is great, the ambiance is wonderful, the staff is always friendly and courteous. The beers on tap are nice, especially since I'm not a fan of American beer and their long list of beers only include two or three American beers. People seem to be complaining about the "bland" food, but I'm not quite sure what's so bland about it. My husband (a very picky eater) loves it, as does my teenager, and we eat there on a regular basis. I think I've had everything on the menu and while some of the items may not appeal to me, it's MY OWN personal taste, nothing wrong with the food.
Yes, traffic to the business has died off, but since I don't enjoy waiting 30 minutes to get a table, I'm glad business has slowed. And then again, when you consider the economy, it doesn't take a genius to figure out why business has slowed.
I reserved a room here for my wedding after-party. Â Our waiter (don't remember his name, but we have his picture!) took very good care of us and we really couldn't have asked for anything better.
Yes, this place is off the strip, but since I'm not looking for a club to party at and not looking to fight the crowds and wait 20 minutes just to get a beer or a burger, Sean Patrick's is perfect. This is a neighborhood bar, but it beats all the other neighborhood bars within a 4 mile radius (believe me, we've been to them all!).
Avoid this place like the plague.
I came here for a meeting last Tuesday night. Even though I was half an hour late, and the waitress did ask if I wanted something to drink when I first arrived, she was pretty much non-existent after that. I saw that the other people in the party had ordered food, and when the waitress finally showed up to bring the check for the other group members, I asked her for a menu (I thought it was odd that she did not ask when I ordered the drink if I wanted a menu as well). It took her FOREVER to bring one, and when she finally did, I never saw her again and she never came back to take my order. Plus, they wanted to charge me $4.00 for a glass of over-sweetened raspberry iced tea (this included a 20% tip!), and she didn't even DO anything!
Not only was the meeting a disaster, but judging from the prices on the menu, the food was overpriced for an Irish pub. I'm kind of glad that I didn't order food, now that I think about it. I would think the food is as mediocre as the service. There are better Irish pubs in the city to go to, plus there wasn't that much business when I went in anyway, so there is no excuse why the waitress shouldn't have been doing her job. Save your money for a place that gives you way better service.
The beer selection is good, and the food isn't bad, but it isn't great either. Â The place has good potential, but they need advertising. Â A good deal of effort went into decorating the interior of the building. Â The interior features lots of wood work around the doorways and booth seating. Â Good atmosphere, but needs more people.
Review Source:Anyone can slap a little paint and flair into a restaurant and say its not fake. Â I cannot say for sure if this place uses original dcor or if its fake...either way it looks really nice on the inside. Â I did enjoy the ambiance and my companion helped make my dinner enjoyable. Â But in reviewing of this restaurant I can only give it two stars. Â If the food is crap, dressing everything up around it will not improve the taste.
The food was bland and I could not find anything special here. Â A friend at another table came up after his dinner and was unimpressed with his food as well.
The location is about six to eight miles out from the strip on Flamingo...unless you live close by it is a bit of a drive. Â I would recommend McMullan's instead of Sean Patrick's. Â Closer to the strip, live music, and more inspiring food make this a simple decision.
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