Irish Pub

Categories: South, Shore, Pubs

Taking a trip into history, this is what a visit to the Irish Pub is all about. No matter where you are seated, you will be in eye shot of some framed or unframed piece of the past. From former political leaders to entertainers the Irish Pub has a plethora of history that will leave you awestruck.

We visited on a Sunday morning just as the kitchen was opening. Menu on place-mat. We looked over deciding on some appetizers. Wings, Spring Rolls and St. James Potatoes. Food arrived in about 10 minutes. St. James Potatoes> Potatoes and Gravy! Topped with melted Farmhouse Cheddar. Gravy "Our Homemade", tasted all about being homemade. Delicious and rich, nicely balanced with cheese, and perfectly cooked steak fries. A hearty offering that could be shared. Spring Rolls, sided with a sesame ginger dipping sauce. Crisp, with a balanced mix of vegetables. A good interpretation. Wings> One heat offering which is a mild to low medium. Breaded wings that were fried and tossed in sauce. Gigantic and meaty seven in a serving. We enjoyed these and would not shy away from them again. Service was attentive and friendly, great work Liz! Pricing with a soft drink and a draft, just under $30 before tip. The Irish Pub in Atlantic City, a comfortable setting and a full helping of nostalgia free of charge!