I have eaten here five times now. I have never had an issue with the service, in fact, I often find the wait staff slightly flirtatious (maybe it's just me). There is a great selection of Irish beers and liquors if you need a great pint of Guinness or a neat of McCallan 12. Fish and Chips is probably the best in the Twin Cities!!!! I also highly recommend the Corned Beef Sandwich and the Irish Onion and Cheese soup!!! 3 Standout dishes! I have also heard good things about other dishes. I love to go here, and usually immediately follow-up lunch at Keegan's with free wine-tasting at Surdyk's across the street!!!!

Warm and cheerful environment with absolutely wonderful selection of fresh drafts of good Irish, English and continental beers and ales. Top notch pub food, always freshly made. Great shephard pies, with good fish and chips and fine daily specials. We go often and always feel comfortable. Good crowd mix, with frequent local Irish entertainment. Service quick and friendly.

Threrule of no less the 3 people at a 4 top table is stupid. All the 2 tops are small squat table and only one was left. We asked someone (who ended up being the manager) if we could sit at one of the 4 tops. She said she would go check. She ended up sitting at the end of the bar and having a glasss of wine. She was the one who could make the decision! While we were there we saw 3 two tops turned away bacause they could not sit at the 4 top table. That is not way to run a business. Our server was rude and not friendly. The food was good, but not good enough to go back. I warn all, "DO NOT GO HERE"

We have been a couple times for the grilled cheese and tomatoe basil soup for lunch. We had coupons, so it was $4 each. It's really good and fast in a nice atmosphear.

Okay, so I know I posted a review about an event last time, but I can't let this one pass anyone by either. They are having another FREE event in a couple of weeks, and this time it is all weekend long! I found the information on their website, so I thought I would post it on here.

Keegan's is having this festival to celebrate the 1/2 Way to St. Patrick's Day "holiday." How great is that? They are also going to try to break a record for the biggest fish fried in Minnesota, on Saturday night. I talked to one of the bartenders about it, and he said they are donating the net proceeds from the fish fry to the American Diabetes Association. Now there is a good reason to celebrate... the money is going to charity! I thought I would jot down the band info. too.

Friday, Sept. 15th
Kissers.7 p.m. 10 p.mOutside
Erin Rouge.........10 p.m. CloseInside

Saturday, Sept. 16th
Wild Colonial Boys.3 p.m. 6 p.m..Outside
Locklin Road...7 p.m. 10 p.m....Outside
Erin Rouge.........10 p.m. CloseInside

Sunday, Sept. 17th
Traditional Irish Session6 p.m. Close..Inside

The Biggest Fish Fried will take place Saturday at 6 p.m. Everyone should stop by! The people are great, the food is great and the beer is even better!