Fitzgerald’s Pub

A great atmosphere with a genuine Irish owner who stops by your table to greet you and share some Irish lore. What a treat!
Lunch here brought all of us a pleasant dining experience. A better-​than-​average assortment of beers on tap gave us many from which to choose to accompany our meal. Make sure to ask for the «on tap» list to see the full assortment, for if I recall correctly, Fitzgerald’s has 18 different beers on tap. Try one that you’ve never had before (which is what I did) to compliment your meal.
All of us stuck with the traditional Irish fare: hot corned beef sandwich or the Fitzgerald’s version of a Rueben (made with corned beef, of course). Sandwiches were grilled nicely and very flavorful. Fries that accompanied the sandwich were thick steak fries that stood well on their own and didn’t require being smothered in any condiment (or any additional salt).
Service was attentive and gracious. We were tended to appropriately and never hurried or felt as if our server hovered over us. Parking was ample and accessibility was easy for one of our guests who walks with a cane.
I would not hesitate at all to recommend Fitzgerald’s.
Here’s looking up your kilts!

Terrible food, awful customer service and poorly run! Don’t walk, run from this place.

Called today to check for sport schedule and got treated really bad. Very disappointed, I have been there many times with my family. I had a party of 6 tonight looking for a place to watch the game and called 5 times and got mistreated. A very racist place, my family and I will never go back unless we have a real manager contact us regarding this issue. If you call and have a girl name Jennifer saying she is the manager… don’t believe her she is not the manager and if she is wow they for sure need a new one she doesn’t know what customer service is.

Who ever heard of an Irish bar closing at 9 30 pm. Was watching the NY Ranger game and the bar was closing right in the third period. No true Irishmen closes the bar at 9:30 I won’t be going in there for anymore sports games.

The food was very good!!! But the server wasn’t very good. Came to our table three times to get drink order food order and then to drop our check! Never smiled and seemed like she was in a different world at times! Her name was maria

I ordered the two egg special, it was delicious. My fiancé ordered the traditional Irish breakfast and he loved it! We each had a bloody Mary and our bill was only $ 25 after-​tax. The bartender was our server ~ he was amazing.

Good food portions. The food itself was great. The service was a little lacking in the end. Had to track down my waiter to pay up on my bill. They weren’t that busy when I was in. I’ll still go back.

This was our 1^st visit to this Irish themed pub. visited on a tues eve at appx 530pm, packed, older croud, we fit right in… No happy hour drink prices, I order. Margirita on rocks, watery… my spouse has a beer… I order appetizer, half off onion rings, sounds good! Menu suggests double battered, what I got was more generic pre frozen, still not bad… my spouse orders half of roasted chicken with sausage stuffing, red potatos, peas and carrots, she was really disappointed and did not fimish most of the meal… I had a pot roast open faced sandwich with gravy and fries, pot toast was very good, fries were undercooked. An unimpressive meal… but…My spouse mentioned her disappointment with her meal and soon after the owner, Mr Fitzgerald came to table… talked with spouse about her meal, asked questions, was very interested in her feedback, offered to provide her with another choice right then and when my spouse declined he provided her with $ 10 gift certificate and was exceptionally personable and professional… and for that alone we will visit one more time, for breakfast or lunch for «a second chance»…we are full time residents of bonita springs now (4mo) loving it… seniors, and eat out quite often…

They must have a golden goose cause I paid $ 8 and change for one scotch egg cut into fourths. Didn’t even really have any flavor. Not a really memorable meal except for the check. Wouldn’t go back.

It’s an Irish pub! Like what you would expect. Typical bar food with some Irish dishes that look and sound interesting. I had open face roast with mash and gravy. Vey good. Lumpy mash and large portion served piping hot. Wife had wings and we’re just ok. Mom in law had fried crab coated shrimp that was different and very good.
Sat outside on hot afternoon and enjoyed nice breeze.
Inside is old looking as and Irish pub would look. I checked out the booths and they looked fine. Wooden round tables with big armrest chairs. Bar looked like fun. Bathroom needs major overhaul.
We were here for lunch but would imagine it would be a hoping place at night.
Think I would stop in again!

We were searching for another new place to try and we drove by Fitzgerald’s. We normally really like Pubs so it seemed to work for us.
To begin with the hostess couldn’t figure out what menus to give us and it took her some time to finally pull some from the stack. She didn’t seem comfortable seating us and was very slow so we figured she had to be new. After we were seated she brought back a menu she had missed.
We ended up ordering the lunch portion of shepherd’s pie and Fitz’s chopped salad. The shepherd’s pie wasn’t quite what we had experienced before but it was delicious. We would highly recommend this. I ordered the salad because it said «chopped». It wasn’t!
One look at the huge chunks of cucumber was a give-​away it wasn’t a true chopped salad. I chopped up the cucumbers. The tomato and onion were chopped but nothing else. Even the lettuce was in big chunks. I had to ask for the egg that was missing and never did get the mushrooms. Chopped salads are my favorites and even though the ingredients here were fresh, the missing items, presentation and description failed. I would recommend they change the title from Fitz’s Chopped Salad to just Fitz’s Salad.
We ordered a key lime pie to split. Now that was awesome.

The owner, Campbell, is always friendly when we stop by when we are in Naples. Service is always prompt and the don’t let you sit with an empty glass waiting on a drink. A great little Irish pub if you are looking for one in the area.

The place needs updating and it was a bit stuffy — but the food was decent — a good price and the people were very nice! We would come back for a drink and a sandwich!

Fitzgerald’s is a solid spot. Fare is original and Irish in nature. Jonathan behind the bar rocks. Live music is great. Guinness on tap. Definitely not a chain. Worth checking out. One of my go-​to spots in Bonita.

The best burgers ever! Ever ever… Wow ever.
We eat here 2 to 3 times per month for the last 6 months to 9 months. Reuben sandwiches and corned beef with cabbage are my regulars and my friends can’t finish the shepherds pie. We are locals and will continue here frequently.

Frozen Uncooked Fake Meat Hamburger, Gross
Frozen Steak Fries Nice Waitress
Said «Oh Our Hamburgers Are The Best, Great» Bless her heart she has never had a good fresh made hamburger and fresh fries… I ate on the deck the inside is dark really dark and dirty. My first and only visit… but good service just really bad food,

Small place with a deck out front and a VERY nice staff. Good food and a great beer selection. Somewhat of an older crowd on the few times I stopped by, but the next closest decent place is a half-​mile away. It’s within walking distance from the Holiday Inn Express and Hampton if you happen to be staying there. Not a lot to choose from in this area.

Well there’s a reason why I’ve never been here. First off the booth seats cloth needs to be cleaned or changed but that’s the last of their problems. They try and sit us at a dirty table in which my wife has to show the hostess that it needs wiping. So anyways we order onion rings to start off with and we each get a burger. The onion rings were fine but the burgers when they came out looked absolutely disgusting, didn’t look like real meat. Luckily the burgers too were fine but they had a weird texture to em. The biggest problem I had was how absolutely horrid the service was. I had an empty drink the duration of lunch, another waitress had to actually close us out and ring us up. I do not reccomend nor will I ever be back. I would say it could be a good drinking spot but how long will you remain with an empty beer?

I stayed at the holiday inn express next to Fitzgerald’s for nine nights. We ended up eating here five times and grabbing drinks a couple more. I really like the atmosphere and the food is very good. Drinks were well priced and by 8 the place gets pretty empty. They have very good wings, burgers, crab cakes, and flatbreads. Getting a table between 5 and 7 can be a challenge considering the average age is 65. Overall a great place to relax and enjoy some good food!

Traditional Irish food with the usual burgers, sandwiches, and such. There’s a large bar and the place is always crowded!
There’s only one Fitzgerald’s although it gets somewhat confused with its name, using descriptions like Irish Pub, Famous, and Irish Pub and Grill. Check their website.
It contains many good pictures of the place, with lots of specials, so you can get a feel for the ambience and food choices.
The food was very good. I had the half-​sandwich and soup, a bargain and more than enough food. A fairly large cup of split-​pea soup, just like mom used to make: hearty and naturally thick. The half-​sandwich was corned beef. I just had to order that in an Irish restaurant, so close to St. Patrick’s Day. My husband had the corned beef on toasted rye with cole slaw, and he loved it.
A plus: While we waited for our table, my husband ordered a rum & coke at the bar and it was only $ 3!
The food was good and this reminded me of some of the Irish Pubs in New York City, (I’ve never been to Ireland!)… lots of wood accents, earthy feel, hearty food, large bar and a large returning crowd!