The Mighty Quinn

This place has good music, good food and a good atmosphere. The supreme of chicken is a definite must if you want huge portions and tasty home cooking.

The Mighty Quinn is somewhat my local watering hole.
While I’m not a fan of it as a bar (even though I am Irish), the food is top quality!
Last night, I had the Chicken Supreme and it was amazing, it is now my favourite dish from the menu so far! My foodie friend had the Pie and it went down a treat! Both dishes were rather large and definitely value for money.

The Quinn ‘as the locals call it’ has really ‘upped’ the game in the past 6 months. Known as the local watering hole for the tradies of the area this bar offers a full kitchen with several different types of food on offer. The meal portions are quite large and are really filling too. There has certainly been a kitchen change as plenty of the meals have improved in flavor. It’s definitly top notch pub grub to add to your pint now. The desserts are also excellent with a large variety on offer and you can also add tea or coffee. If you just need some dinner and can’t be bothered cooking it getting too dressed up, the mighty Quinn is certainly the place you to enjoy your meal in a bustling environment, not to mention there is now an excellent singer /​guitarist playing an array of Irish and popular music on Friday nights. Pop in and wind down (or up) after a long week.

The Mighty Quinn is certainly well placed on Wanneroo Rd and draws a lot of workers at knock off time. The couple of visits I have had have been less than an average experience. The food was fairly well priced with standard pub grub and a good range of tap beers. The décor is generally grubby with then entrance floor a sight that shouldn’t be seen again. The Quinn is a place to have a beer, then leave, not a place for a nice meal with your partner.
Food 4.5÷10 service ⁷⁄₁₀ décor ²⁄₁₀

For my first Unilocal review thought I would check out the local pub. First thing to notice on the walk thru the car park is that it is packed, but inside there is enough space for all.
Plenty of bar staff so not a long wait to be served. Good range too.
Had the steak with veggies, presentation was nice and serving size was decent.
The food was nice but not the greatest steak I have ever had, not sure what their specialty is though.
Stayed to watch the end of the football game, general atmosphere was friendly, plenty of people there so back ground noise loud. Would go back again to watch a game or just to try something different on the menu which had some variety for a pub

As the Mighty Quinn is our closest pub I thought we better check it out.
We went about 7.30pm on a Saturday night and the carpark was packed! We luckily managed to get a table where we looked at the wide range of foods available. There was some standard pub fare available but also some more involved meals — a great range which made it very hard to choose what to have! I settled on the lamb shanks with mash and it was a huge serve! The meat was falling off the bone and the minted gravy over the top was so yummy. Though the serve was huge I couldn’t stop eating as it was so yummy! At $ 20 it was amazing value. My sister ordered the rack of lamb and it was also impressive. It had a crispy top which was amazing. My brother in law had the seafood platter and there was a great range of seafood on it including salmon and chilli mussels. He was very impressed and wasn’t able to eat it all. Food came out very quickly even though the pub was packed.
There are a wide range of tap beers and they have Bulmers on tap. Wine list was fairly substantial for a pub and reasonably priced (about $ 30 a bottle). I was surprised at how reasonably priced the Guinness was — $ 7.80 for a pint!
They had a live band when we visited and they were really good — gave it a great (but noisy) atmosphere.
Décor wise it is large and a fairly stock standard Irish pub. They have an outside area on Wanneroo Road which always looks packed — would be nice on a summers day.
Though the décor isn’t great the food is impressive and good value. It has a nice friendly vibe with people of all ages and we’ll definitely be back.

I always remember hearing my friends parents talking about «remember that time at the mighty Quinn» and wondering what the hell they were talking about and where on Earth could this mighty place be found.
Turns out it had been under my nose for many years driving past it frequently. It doesn’t stand out being under the shade of a big tree with only its attached bottle shop sticking out from the shadows.
I ventured in about noon on a work day and the place was fairly empty. The inside of the pub is a huge oblong room with green walls and beautiful tree stumpy varnished tables. The restaurant has no walls blocking it off from the rest of the bar.
Drinks aren’t as steep as most pubs which is a great sight and they have a good variety of cider including Bulmers of course.
My favourite part is the outside seating area with old Alice and wonderland posters and curving bench tops and a shaded seating area which is very attractive. I would have to wait till I see the night life here to be able to comment on whether this place really is mighty but all in all it is a pleasant pub.

The Mighty Quinn is a great big open space of a pub. It’s an Irish bar, so you’re guaranteed to see the usual type of clientele that frequents these kinds of places — all burnt skin and mismatchedshorts and t-​shirts, but good craic all the same.
I wouldn’t go here on a night out (particularly because it closes pretty early), but it’s a great place to watch a match of any sort, and a nice atmosphere to stay for a few drinks and some food after.
There is a timber-​decked outdoor area, but it’s not great for soaking up the sun as it’s pretty shaded.