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Added by Jopie, at 26 January 2017
Opening Hours
- Monday 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM
- Tuesday 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM
- Wednesday 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM
- Thursday 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM
- Friday 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM
- Saturday 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM
- Sunday 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM
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13 Reviews
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14 November 2017
Bad service in this place & food very unsavory no proper service either would not recommend this to anyone
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02 October 2017
Historic. Charming. Great food and service. Don't miss the correspondence and invoices posted in the long corridor. Some date back to the 1890s. How else would you learn that the Sisters of Mercy ran a Public Laundry?
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27 September 2017
Great music and a great pint. Good craft beers
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12 September 2017
Beer and Gin - amazing
Burger and Spaghetti - amazing
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29 August 2017
Classy traditional bar, lots of snugs, and a good beer collection. I didn't eat but the food looked great. Top place for a pint and chat
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16 August 2017
Cool pub and great food. Excellent service. Highly recommend.
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30 July 2017
This is an old style traditional Irish pub, with friendly staff, excellent food, a lively atmosphere, and a historic aspect. There are live music sessions, and occasional poetry events based around the works of W.BYeats. It has been visited by many celebrities
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10 July 2017
Was getting a bit hungry, so with luck I ventured into Hargadon’s bar, a lovely inviting pub from the outside, in the centre of town, which serves delicious food all day long. Lovely look decor, very old style and a traditional bar which was small but had regulars relaxing while the rest of the bar was quite narrow where there are many snugs, at the back, where people can have quiet chats and good pints, or in my case sit down rest the legs and order some food and a beer.
The bar has been here a long time, since 1868, and as usual for a lot of these old bars it used to double up as a grocers and a place of liquor!
Staff were friendly and efficient, the food came very quick which was great. This bar has a reputation for good food (and all locally sourced) and I have to say its not wrong. I ordered some pasta (pasta with broccoli and almond cream…as far as I can remember!) with a side plate of chips, and some soup to start, all washed down by a pint of Franciscan Wells Red Ale, a Cork brew I haven’t had in a long, long time. All together it was fantastic, very tasty and really refreshed me no end, good portion size too. Cant beat good food. The food was so good that the beer was an afterthought, which is unusual for me!!
The place had a laid back Saturday late afternoon crowd in, wasn’t too busy as I found it easy enough to get seated. Atmosphere was good, and not loud or with music or TV blaring out. Has a real charm to it and the booths at the back are really cool.
My only regret was that I didn’t sit at the bar to get the banter with the locals, and have a sample of their various craft beers but if I’m ever back in Sligo I will definitely return. Recommendedresponse / report this review -
11 April 2017
Great food! Nice staff! Cozy.
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04 April 2017
Very pleasant pub. Good music on some nights.
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03 April 2017
Great pub with tonnes of character and history. A fun night out for sure. Staff are good craic.
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26 March 2017
Cozy and great food! But they don't open 10am on sundays. I went to there at 15.30pm for late lunch but it was closed.
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02 February 2017
Homely with great food and drinks.Great service.
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