One of the lovely bar in Ann arbor, live music is it's speciality. It is an Irish pub. You can see lots of Irish people here. The ambience is very good to meet up with friends and have fun talks.
My family and I were visiting Ann Arbor and came across this pub. We are outside. There was 7 of us, 4 adults, 3 kids. The food and service were pretty good. The downfall was there was no kids menu.
The Brie appetizer was crispy and delicious. It was only served with 4 pieces of bread. We were 7 people and had to ask for more bread. The kids split fish and chips and wings. They said they were pretty good. I had a chef’s salad with Guinness honey mustard and a Bloody Mary. My husband had the mozzarella salad. My mother in law had the orange salad and father in law had a steak sandwich. All the food was pretty good, nothing amazing or outstanding. They also told us they had a shortage of potatoes. That is quite shocking, an Irish pub out of potatoes!?
The patio is nice. Overall an okay place to eat when other places were on a wait. There are definitely better places to eat and drink.
Stopped in for lunch, I had a fresh mozzarella salad with a Bloody Mary, to much balsamic dressing on the salad. We had a party of 7, over all the food was alright. Not great. Would probably be a great place to come for drinks and appetizers not former food
If you're looking for the local Irish bar, look no further. Conor O'Neill's has all the soccer games, it has the bar food menu you know and love, and the vibe that you expect. Very spacious, friendly staff, and is really affordable.
We watched the Eclipse of August 2017 at Conor O'Neill's at the patio. Happy Hour was offered all day in celebration of the Eclipse. Our server was Julie; she was extremely efficient, professional and personable. So nice!! The shepherd's pie was as delicious as any served in Ireland. Unbelieveable! The inside decor and atmosphere is totally authentic. The owner/manager is a pure delight. We cannot wait to go back! Thank you!
Food was good. Very well priced. The service was fine. I say not great because it wasn't that busy when I went so not sure how they work under pressure. Also I'm not sure where the racist remarks are coming from because our waiter was a black male. So if they were racist he wouldn't be working there. He was nice and polite and joked around with my little cousin. I would go there again.
Would not recommend anyone to eat here. Their treatment of African Americans is purely racist. A male took his client here for work and was asked for his credit card. He was told he looked like her would dine and dash. This was told to him in front of everyone. This is not how you treat a paying customer. Do not dine here.
They often have live music on weekends. Plenty of seating and standing room near the bar. Definitely has that old world Irish pub feeling.
Just stopped in for drinks, no food. Bartender was very friendly and personable. Interesting way the bar is designed, there are dividers so you feel like you have your own private bar.
Overall Great atmosphere, my Shepard's Pie was plated beautifully and was one of the best I've had. Also nicely priced too
As a pub lover from London, I don't consider this a proper pub. There are two many booths cluttering up the place and not enough standing room. They don't have a sidewalk permit so you're not able to walk out front with your drink. And even if you could, the outside windows don't have those wide window sills to put your drink on while you smoke. The music is too loud for a pub and pubs should also be well and brightly lit, which Connor O'Neill's is not.
Been here many times but love the Irish atmosphere -- this past weekend had some awesome entertainment for Saint Patrick's Day including bands, river dancing, and bagpipes. The servers are awesome and Rourke is our favorite bartender if you ever run into him! He introduced me to the Black Velvet (Guinness floated on Magners cider) --- delicious. Highly recommend!