Very respectable Irish bar, especially given the alternatives in the area. The decor is welcoming and cozy and the bar area is especially impressive. The interior is expansive, and there are TVs, but not so many of them that it becomes obnoxious.
I didn't try the food, but the other patrons seemed to enjoy the hell out of theirs. The selection of ales on tap is very good, and their bar boasts three shelves of single malts, and the usual selection of Irish Whiskeys, though unconscionably missing Redbreast during my last visit.
Service was exemplary at the bar, and this one particular very sweet raven-haired lady was especially accommodating. I did notice some scrambling among the other staff from time to time responding to table requests.
My only complaints are the clientele can be irritating -- one night I was greeted by a gaggle of under-age kids drinking soda and taking up space at the bar with nothing remaining for devoted drinkers -- and they don't follow their posted hours very closely when it's cold and a bit dead -- I arrived one frigid Sunday when they were supposed to be open till 11:00 and they had already called last call before 10:00.