Daddy O'brien's Irish Ice Cream Pub And

What happened? With new owners for less than a year, this place that was once amazing is now permanently closed.

This was our first time at this restaurant. I tried one of their paninis, which was good but not outstanding. However, when we tried their mudslide ice cream (alcohol-infused), we were hooked. We decided to come back next week to sample another flavor. The staff is friendly, the prices are reasonable, and our food arrived promptly.

The food and drinks were good. The waitress seemed a bit overwhelmed as we had to ask 2 to 3 times for each item. We had to request water, dessert and straws. Additionally, she brought a beer bottle without opening it, even though it was not a twist top. Despite these small issues, I still enjoyed my experience at this restaurant. I am a patient person.

My family and I had lunch at this restaurant and we all thoroughly enjoyed the ambiance, food, and service. We started with some candy bacon and pretzel with Guinness, followed by dishes like Irish Stew, Shepherd's Pie, and Panini's. We ended our meal with a delicious flight of ice creams, and our 3-year-old loved the poffertjes. Overall, it was a delightful and satisfying experience. I highly recommend this restaurant and we will definitely be returning.

This restaurant was one of the worst dining experiences we have ever had. We do not understand why it has received five-star reviews. We visited the day after St. Patrick's Day for lunch. My husband ordered a golden ale, but it was green in color and not even filled to the top of the glass. I have had Reuben sandwiches at many pubs on the East Coast, and I have never been served one on pita bread before. My husband's Philly cheese sandwich was also disappointing. The food was overpriced for the quality. Additionally, the service was lacking as the waitress spent more time flirting with the bartender than attending to customers.