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  • I happened on this pub courtesy of a vendor who was taking me and a coworker to lunch. I had no idea what to expect when we pulled up the cobblestone drive and iron fence. First off, let me tell you: this is no place for stilettos. My party was practically seated as I carefully maneuvered my way across the cobblestone and brick drive, trying not to break an ankle or a heel. Yes, I take full responsibility for my choice of sky high footwear but I also don't encounter walkways reminiscent of old England that frequently, either. The restaurant itself is interesting. The front of the house is all shiny dark woods, stained glass, and a cozy fireplace. One would expect peet on the fire with a ratty irish sheepdog sleeping near by. The back of the house is bright and airy; light woods, lots of windows and a bocce ball court. Wait - a bocce ball court? I thought bocce ball was Italian? And I thought this was supposed to be an Irish pub? I'm still confused on that one. The menu is pretty small; small enough to be entirely written on blackboard on one end of the wall. I felt bad for my vegetarian companion who had basically one option: salad. I ordered the turkey club, it came with a side of cole slaw. No fries here unless you order them on the side. The turkey was very fresh and very real; no compacted deli meat here. It was delicious although very salty. The cheese and bacon added to the salty factor; I think had it not had that overwhelming saltiness it would've been quite outstanding. I don't like cole slaw but my companions said it was good. I wouldn't waste your time with the home fries. The thinly sliced potatoes had no crunch and no seasoning. I saw them from a distance on someone else's plate and thought (hoped)they were more like homemade potato chips. You can imagine the disappointment when I spooned some of the limp slices on my plate. Overall, I'd give it another chance. Probably when not with a vegetarian friend and won't feel guilty about ordering the brisket sandwich. Also, when the weather warms up and the outside patio open and I can sneak in a nice pint!
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