PUB O'HARA

Normal pub. Nothing special. Good to hangout with friends. Serves a few different styles of beer, once again, nothing special, but anyone could choose style that suits them better. Offers votary of bar food and bar snacks of decent quality.

In essence this is an ok pub. The basic design is that of any generic modern English / Irish type pub, so dark and quite cosy. Make no mistake, despite the name this is not an Irish pub it is a "pub" exactly as it says over the door with both a TriColour and a Union Jack hanging on the roof. The beer selection is fine with some interesting brews from one of the Baltic States. The location is easy to get to being on the corner of the main avenue. So all in all ok. Now my gripes: 1. The music is a little loud for relaxed conversation but you could probably get the barman to turn that down. 2. The newly added Fish n Chips on the menu is terrible. It's more like fish nuggets in sponge rather than beer batter and the tartare sauce is disappointing. Eat something else as the house burger is MUCH better. So: keep away from the fish n Chips, enjoy some unusual beers and you'll be fine

It has a real bar that you can sit at which is becoming difficult to find these days. The beer is pretty good. The food is more than pretty good. And it's all so inexpensive. I'm surprised. One of the best burgers I have ever had too. Oh and the music is always good too. But I also want to mention the hospitality. Very nice friendly & welcoming staff. It's a very good pub/bar indeed The only downside is that for some reason they don't have windows that open and inside can be very hot & grim with no fresh air. Overall really good

Quite good environment with lots of draughts. Absolutely recommended.

This place has everything. Cheap beer, excellent staff, excellent food and has a party atmosphere whenever you go in