Tigín Irish Pub St. Louis

After visiting Ireland this summer, we were eager to find some genuine Irish cuisine and ambiance. My husband ordered the lamb sliders, while I opted for the lamb French dip—both dishes were delicious. We enjoyed sitting outside and people-watching, although the view itself wasn’t particularly impressive. Getting to the restaurant was somewhat tricky due to the ongoing construction in downtown St. Louis, but I anticipate that access will improve once it’s completed.

I always believe that a good Irish pub can be judged by its Fish and Chips, and Tigin certainly excelled in this area! I was part of a group of seven, and I thought everything we had was fantastic. I would definitely return.

Our waitress was extremely attentive and ensured we weren't left with dirty plates and empty glasses while we talked. The food was absolutely amazing, and even though we wanted to enjoy every bite of our own dishes, we couldn't resist sharing the deliciousness! The decor also contributed to the lively atmosphere and inspired plenty of conversations!

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Solid Irish pub. Noisy enough to feel as if it had business in it; quiet enough to have real conversations. Good beer selection. Food pleasant and a good value; nothing particularly out of the ordinary.