Irish 31

First time visiting this restaurant, didn't realize that is was as small as it was. Wasn't that busy for a Friday night. The music selection wasn't great and when we asked out waitress who choose the music she said corporate. They should consider the Jukebox that customers can pay to play music they like. The live music was out but for such a small spot it was very loud and you can't really talk at your table without having to yell. The food was okay we ordered nachos, the chips were not that great. We had a few beers and the service from the bar was slow. Good one time visit not for me but maybe for others.

My family and I went this past Sunday, around 3pm-ish. There was barely anyone in there, and the service was pretty slow. I get that this is a pub, but there are children's items on the menu. The men's restroom did not have a changing table and I presume the women's might have had one...but the handicap stall was blocked off. I had to change my baby in the space between the sinks. The tables were ridiculously sticky, and no amount of wiping them made them any less sticky. The waitress came with our drinks fairly quick, but it took a while for our appetizer, and then the waitress seemed kind of shocked we were going to order food. It took forever for our food to come. It was pretty tasty, so that's why I'm giving 2 stars. But, I don't think we'll be back.

The food wasn't terrible. However, the waitress could use either training or something. Dropped off the drinks, took the order, and never checked up on us afterwards. We placed an order, took about a half hour to get(completely understand short staff for the kitchen) the order brought out to us. It was not brought out by our waitress it had to be done by another waitress. And another waitress swung by 45 minutes later asking if we needed anything. We were more than ready for the check. That took another 10 minutes. We figured maybe light staff but there was at least 2 tables per staff member... so bad first try.