Conor O’Neill’s

Great beer and liquor selection, but the food is quite bad. All of us always make sure that we eat somewhere else beforehand and then drink at Conor’s. Great people but their food is rather hideous.

I really loved this place! Popped in for a quick beer, ended up having a few and some great food. The bar was gorgeous, and it had purse hooks.
Maybe I’m just weird about this, but purse hooks automatically add brownie points. I cannot get enough of hanging my crap.
Food was on point. Scotch egg was perfect… but I have never had such amazing potato leek soup in my life. I’m not even a big soup person, it was just calling my name… and it delivered.
Also, THEY HAVE HP SAUCE. You either love it or hate it, but still happy to know they have it here.

Wanted to like this place but the bartender was a jerk. Intentionally over charged me, and when I questioned him, he opened the register, grabbed any bill and told me I did not pay with a twenty. Be careful when you pay cash. Don’t get ripped off.

Nice atmosphere, great location and good beers but the service was lacking. When I tried to settle up the bartender was too busy on his phone to pay attention to customers waiting at the bar.

I was very pleasantly surprised by my experience here. I had low to no expectations but I wanted a quick lunch and saw they have an Irish Businessman’s lunch where you can get fish and chips, Shepard’s pie, or mix and match soups, salads and ½ sandwiches all for only $ 6!
The ambiance was cute, the service was friendly and quick, and the food was yummy and fresh. Especially for the price, I was impressed. Salad is always a gamble but they more than delivered on freshness and toppings and their take on a BLT with rashers instead of bacon was tasty. I also got the 10% discount for having an Eco-​pass, making this meal a steal. The fish and chips looked tasty and they had other things I was curious about like black & tan onion rings and curry & chips.
I can’t wait to come back for happy hour and have a Scotch egg!

Great food and good ambience. My wife and I have visited Connor’s several times and have not been disappointed. We’ve tried everything on the menu and all have been prepared very well. The fish & chips are spot-​on and the Irish breakfast is FANTASTIC! My wife and kids (5 of ‘em) love the shepard’s pie and the pub pie. Wait and bar staff are quite friendly and attentive. When it gets busy (Trivia Night) it gets a bit discombobulating so give the Staff a break. Oh, you receive a free drink on your Birthday!

OMG, my wife and I came in for a couple of happy hour cocktails — which were very reasonably priced, and we decided to order the Mushroom Pesto Veggie Burger on the gluten free bun. I know, it’s an Irish Pub but seriously, we’re Italian — I love the Irish but the food is horrible! However, this veggie burger was UNBELIEVEABLE! This is a 30 mile radius destination veggie burger joint! And by the way, the beer selection is good too!

I had the chicken boxty tonight for dinner and it was absolutely delicious. I love the atmosphere of this place and will definitely be back.

People are fine but I watched a cockroach walk across the bar right in front of me and had to leave

This place has a horrible RAT problem, so make sure there’s not rat shit in your drink Bc it’s happened to multiple people I know. There’s a bar tender who’s about 25, around 5’6″ with brown hair that absolutely sucks at making drinks. One time I had ordered a drink and she took 30mins to get it, then she ended up not serving me Bc it was 1:30. But my friend who ordered after me got his drink. She’s a dumb bitch don’t get any drinks from her. The Manager with blond kinda curly hair girl that 5“10 will steal people’s money by up charging different people on the same drink. The staff that work here is probably the rudest people working at a bar that I’ve ever met. The only good thing about this bar is the live music.

I come here every few weeks for happy hour when I have to wait for my bus and have been VERY happy every time. This most recent time I was there past happy hour, so had to order from the normal menu.
The Steak Cottage Boxty was fantastic. One of the best meals to go with a couple pints ever.

I turned 21 one month ago and my ID is brand new. It is completely valid and legal and the bouncer told me to my face that it was a fake ID…
10 minutes later it took 3 more bouncers and some guy with a light to determine that in fact my ID is real. They hardly apologized, it was ridiculous! I didn’t even want to go in at that point because it was just insulting and I never want to go back.
I know that legal licenses in Boulder are precious to bars and restaurants, but seriously these people need to train their bouncers better!

Here for an Ironman race, and stopped into this great Irish Pub! Erin the bartender was super nice!
Good bar food, great Irish Pub vibe on the interior. I would hang out here anytime, and would strongly recommend stopping in.
Very good Corned Beef Sliders!
Thanks for the service and nice conversation Christine! Cheers…

I go here to watch many soccer games or just for a pint if I’m in Boulder. The atmosphere is great and the food is a great balance of quality vs reasonably priced.
The biggest complaint I have is the music. As an Irish bar, I would expect more of a commitment to soccer events. I’m a Rapids fan and it is almost impossible to get them to accommodate our viewing parties because they have such a love affair with their musical acts. No offense, but some of those acts are not worth what they’re giving up in revenue from 20+ thirsty and hungry soccer fans.
It’s a bit nit-​picky, but for an Irish bar it should be something that is assumed.
Overall, I like the bar, service, and prices. If they’d commitment to being a true Irish pub by celebrating CO and USA soccer events, I’d be there for every game.

This place might deserve 4 stars — it has a lot of character and the staff was super friendly and capable juggling multiple dietary concerns — but I’m vegan and there were really only a few options, thus the 3 stars.
My co-​workers all seemed to love their dishes and the (vegan-​friendly) sweet potato tater tots were a popular appetizer all around. I got a mushroom wrap, sans cheese, and found it to be decent. No dessert option for me, but I was a bit envious of my friends’ vanilla ice cream with Baileys and cinnamon (something the house just whipped up).
Definitely worth a visit, and if you’re non-​vegan, probably worth return visits :)

Good beer and great Irish folk music. I will never forget this place.
Be sure to stop in for a pint !

I really, really liked this bar.
My newly-​21 year old brother brought the family here on our recent Parents’ Weekend excursion to Boulder for a post-​game dinner and some good old fashioned drinking with the parents. As someone who has been to a fair amount of pubs in Ireland, I have to say that they got the ambiance down quite well — small, rickety too-​small chairs included. Kind of weird that they don’t have more Irish beers on tap, though…
But anyway, after buying my brother his first Irish Car Bomb, we settled in for dinner. Shared the fish and chips with my mother, which was just how I like it — not overdone, and not over battered. Dad had the pub pie and deemed it delicious — the buffalo sausage wasn’t really my thing so I abstained.
The only funny thing to me was how many times my poor brother got carded! I do understand that it’s a college town, and that we were there when dinner was wrapping up and the bar hours starting… but seriously 4 times in the span of about 15 minutes while he already had the handstamp? It went from hilarious to obnoxious pretty quickly.

We went for in the early afternoon to get the full Irish breakfast, so can’t speak to night-​life. Having lived in Ireland for a year, I am particular about my Irish food. Their «full Irish» comes with tomato, potato, black pudding, white pudding, sausage, eggs, a slice of soda/​brown bread, and a rasher. A good amount of food! The puddings were over done, but the rest of the meal was pretty good. Not the best I’ve ever had, but it fit the bill!
A side note, our server was incredibly friendly and courteous, and looked a little bit like Glen Hansard. Thus adding to the authentic atmosphere :)

If not completely an authentic Irish pub, it’s a good approximation. They serve a decent, if limited, variety of imported beers. I was disappointed to see the lack of Irish choices, especially that they serve Strongbow instead of Magner’s cider. The waiter kept pronounced «Smithwick’s» incorrectly, which gave me a chuckle since I was pointedly pronouncing it correctly, hoping he’d get it. The atmosphere is really nice; they clearly went to great lengths to make it feel like an Irish local. It look authentic.
For food, we had the shepherd’s pie, the fish and chips, the pastries, and brownies. The shepherd’s pie could have used larger bits of meat, and more of it. Otherwise, it was decent. Not awesome, but good for a bar. The fish and chips were served with malt vinegar, which is aces in my book. The meat pastries were really, really yummy. The brownies were clearly not made in-​house but… hey, it’s a bar, not a foodie place.
In all, I’d say this place looks authentic, but needs to expand it’s Irish drink selection. The food wasn’t awesome, but honestly, I wouldn’t worry about change since it’s bar food.

This review is based on the blast I had here on NYE this year, so it probably won’t reflect the everyday service they provide.
That being said, I don’t think there is anywhere I would’ve rather been on New Year’s. For a $ 1 cover, they had the 80’s cover band, The Goonies, playing and doing a countdown this particular evening. The entertainment was absolutely hilarious and so much fun to watch and dance to. They also had free champagne at midnight for everyone to toast with, which was so nice.
The place was PACKED… you definitely had to leave your «bubble» at the door.
The one thing about the bar that I found quite inconvenient was the placement of the bathrooms… downstairs. I can see that being tougher and tougher to navigate the more «Irish» one may get spending time here. ;)
Other than the precarious stairs, I though Conor O’Neill’s was great and would like to come back sometime other than NYE.