The Irish Bank

Kenneth Oku

Supposedly a famous place with a lot of history. We went here for a work happy hour and I have no complaints. It was a Thursday evening, not too busy, decent food, decent service. Seemed like a standard Irish pub. The chicken and mashed potatoes was quite good.

D Jett

I came on Saturday at noon. It was quiet. The bartender was friendly and quick with my order. I got a 7&7 and a Stella Artois spent $18.00. I will be returning.

Jeffrey Ho

Open at 11:30am, The Irish Bank opens a bit late for a weekend brunch. I came here a few times in 2020/2021 and they were closed. Previously, this was one of our favorite happy hour after-work bars when I worked at 333 Bush St. Needless to say, I'm glad they are open in 2022. Today, I came here after shopping at Niketown a few blocks away and was in the mood for a full Irish breakfast. The bar was full because of the Champion's League Final soccer match. Please note, breakfast is only served on the weekends until 3pm. Their Irish breakfast $18 was good. It is served with a generous portion of baked beans. I liked the eggs, Irish sausages and black/white budding. On the menu, it states Irish bacon is included. Perhaps the chef forgot my Irish bacon because it was missing. I would have preferred Irish soda bread instead of plain toast and also Irish potato farls instead of chips/fries. If we are talking about an authentic full Irish breakfast, they should have included mushrooms and a piece of tomato. Guinness pints are $9.25. Service was excellent.

Evelyn Rosas

The bar was really cozy and homey inside but we opted to sit on one of the tables outside as there were several tables available to enjoy the breezy weather. We had two bartenders who were fantastic this evening. My party was drinking 805s and I had a light and refreshing cucumber gimlet. There is was red lights outside so my photo aren't the best. I highly recommend this place for late night drinking!