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Added by Jopie, at 31 January 2017
Opening Hours
- Monday 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
- Tuesday 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
- Wednesday 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
- Thursday 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
- Friday 11:00 AM – 1:00 AM
- Saturday 11:00 AM – 1:00 AM
- Sunday 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
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13 Reviews
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22 December 2017
WOW! This pub is amazing, the food was traditional Irish dishes. So many drinks to choose from, I recommend the Sheppards pie with the Scotch Egg as an app. Try it out! I dare ya!
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05 December 2017
Excellent.beef that is corned in house..rueben was awesome. I had the Guinness stew in honor of my favorite dog Guinness.it was excellent. Nice Irish pub feel. Great Pub for a chat, as an Irish pub should be.
After trying what I did I look forward to going back in trying much more. This will be a staple for me when I go to Notre Dame. It's kind of setup and laid out like an old world Irish Pub. Rooms separated by a small half wall short walls and a small bar.
Bartender was very knowledgeable about Irish whiskeys. You was able to explain the difference between all the different Irish whiskeys they have and also make some good recommendations.response / report this review -
25 November 2017
One of my favorite restaurants in the area. The food is exceptional, it's mostly Farm-to-Table (at the very least, local suppliers) and is very reasonably priced, they have a fantastic selection of whiskeys from the US and the UK, and always have a nice selection of beers on tap. I'd score higher but they do not have a host/hostess so finding seats or a table relies heavily on luck and that infuriates me! I would go every other weekend if that wasn't the case! If they accepted reservations or at the very least tried to seat you, it would be very difficult to find many better restaurants in the area!
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18 October 2017
This place was one of our first restaurants we ate at when we first moved here. The communal seating and love entertainment are a plus. Sometimes the wait to be seated, to get your meals, and to get refills can be too much. There isn't enough meat in the steak and Guinness pie. We still love the place since we lived in Ireland one summer, but there are some cons.
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16 October 2017
Excellent atmosphere, food, and drinks. Traditional Celtic food options and decor to match. Nice place for families or to grab a drink. Highly recommend.
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11 October 2017
One of the most fun places in town. Great Irish food, good beer selection, & great prices. One of my favorite things about Fiddler's is that I can sit at a table with complete strangers and get to know them throughout the course of the evening. This is on my short list of must-do things in South Bend.
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04 October 2017
This place is one of my all time favorites! The atmosphere is amazing, authentic Irish feel. Live music really adds to the experience. Having to share tables allows you to meet new fun people. Food and beer are fantastic. Haven't had a single thing on the menu I didn't enjoy. Very friendly customer service!
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29 August 2017
The food here, is not your, "standard", Irish pub food: it is next level traditional Irish pub food. The fish and chips are amazing. Trust.
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06 May 2017
I've been going to this pub since it opened. Now, every time I return home and visit family, I try to go there. It's a great atmosphere and they have a lot of live music throughout the week. The food options are all phenomena and the beer selection is great as well. This is one of my top recommended places in the area!
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02 May 2017
Fiddler's is a traditional Irish Pub and fixture in downtown South Bend. Good, reasonably priced food and beer, with a warm atmosphere. Fish and chips are my personal favorite - they come wrapped in the South Bend Tribune and are best enjoyed with the hands Great spot for an informal business lunch.
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02 April 2017
We have frequented this place for the last 7+ years and it Used to be so good. Now not so much. The main Room. Was less than 40% full yet our party of 3 had to wait 15 minutes to be served then a further 10 to get our drinks which were never topped up once. Nor we're we offered water.. Again. 20 minutes after we finished to ask for a box. Was handed a bill and had to remind the server that our party ( a birthday) wanted desert. The food I cannot fault but the service is horrible. Staff do not know the menu it was clear the server favored the much larger party over us as it would generate more tips for her. Such a shame. And hope management read this and take note. Claddagh and eateries in Chicago are not that far away. And mat see our patronage more in future.
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08 March 2017
Very cozy atmosphere. Good comfort food. Their bread and cheese appetizer plate is delicious.
Prices range for meals from an affordable $9 fish and chips to more pricey dishes in the $20-30 range. Very good portion sizes.response / report this review -
07 February 2017
You won't be eating bread out of a basket when you're here. You'll be enjoying, melt in your mouth Yorkshire pudding with lavender infused butter. It's definitely an "Oh my gosh" moment. After you've noshed on this little delectable, you just know the rest of your meal is going to be outstanding. I've been here several times and have never
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