Dublin’s Pass Irish Pub & Restaurant

Had the pub pie and of course the fish and chips. Food was very tasty. Atmosphere is fun and welcoming. Very nice pub. I hope to try more of their dishes.

Everything I’ve had there has been hit or miss. For instance, the Scotch eggs were excellent. On the other hand, I was highly disappointed in the fish and chips. The fish was burnt. However, the wait staff was friendly. If it weren’t for that, I would have probably given the establishment two stars instead of three. Maybe one day I will muster up the courage to try it again. Honestly though, there are better pubs out there.

I’ve been going to dublins for almost three years now and I always have a great time! Reuben rolls are excellent! Great staff and service. Will continue to go back!

By far one of my favorite places in Springfield! Great prices on all of their drinks especially during happy hour! It’s hard to beat half priced beers. The server I had was super nice and helpful and recommended the Scottish eggs, BEST THING EVER! If you haven’t been, I would definitely give it a try.

Decided to give the Downtown location a go on Saint Patrick’s Day. The place was packed! We sat near the bar, and waited 20 minutes before someone asked us if we’ve been helped. She takes our order’s, and disappears for another 20 minutes. Finally my wife went to the bar, and asked for our drinks. Which were setting at the bar. My wife hands her a $ 100, and she says just a sec, and starts making drinks again… Finally after 5 minutes she says she’ll bring our change to the table. Another 10 minutes go by, and still no change! This isn’t only $ 20 it’s a $ 100! Finally a waitress come over, and hands me $ 15! Luckily I looked at it, and said uhhhhh no!.. Then she was like oh. Yeah here’s your change. WTH… The server’s seemed to be rushing while the majority of people were standing around. Especially this dude in a Clover Suite who only seemed to be waiting on tables full of girls. Never again! The only reason they get two star’s is because they had live music at least.

Love this place. The food is fantastic and the service is fast and spot on. It’s a great place to hang out with friends and to enjoy yourself. I would recommend it to anyone. They also have live music Friday and Saturday nights which is a bonus.

Irish pubs usually are not my thing. However, Dublins has become the bar I recommend to friends. I love the variety of beer, and the bucket of fries with beer cheese is SO good. The $ 2 Tuesdays are one of the best deals I have ever found. The live, local music is also another big bonus. The staff is also extremely friendly. I love Dublins!

The term «Irish pub» often calls to mind cheap imitations of the real thing, and while I wouldn’t go so far as to call this one authentic, it’s pleasant enough to justify overlooking any shortcomings one happens to notice while patronizing it. The staff are friendly and prompt, the drinks are moderately priced and the ambiance is sufficiently «old world» to warrant at least one repeat visit.

Great food. Great bar. Pretty authentic Irish/​UK food. Be weary of long wait times though. This place gets busy on the weekends. Scotch eggs FTW.

Let me start by saying that I’ve only had couple of their appetizers: the rueben rolls and the scotch eggs. I experienced great service from the bartenders while enjoying these well-​talked about dishes! Two tasty and unique dishes!

If I could give zero stars, I would. Worst bar service I’ve ever received. Out of the four bartenders, zero of them paid any attention to any person without cleavage hanging from their shirts. In particular, and I never caught any names, the gentleman with the shaved head that proclaimed «my tip did not matter» amongst the 400 other patrons. Apologies, sir, but you should not ignore any patrons based on any conceptions of their appearances. Cherry picking who you will serve is not okay. My sincerest apologies to Mother’s brewing for choosing this establishment for their choice in after party venue, but this was a horrible choice. I doubt is review will result in anything constructive, but I will certainly not be returning to this business.

Very clean and classy service was quick. Bartender says it’s a mix of age groups. We’ll see.

The food was mediocre at best, which in itself was not a crime; but the service was terribly poor. I really don’t even know why I left a tip, which I didn’t actually think about until I already had. After I had time to think about it, I would have not left one at all.
I think that they just figured that because it was a Sunday and the place was dead, they didn’t actually need to even be there. My group was there alone with no bartender or waitress tending the front of house whatsoever, but with one darting out from the back periodically to check on us.
I wasn’t amused when I asked for a specific Irish whisky and the server told me they didn’t have it and that everything they have is on the menu and I needed to look there… so I ordered a Jameson instead and then looked at the menu again and there it was, just what I had tried to order, Tyrconnel Irish single malt. Whatever, I’m not going to try to lecture anybody how or why to care about how they run the place, I just won’t go back. I was disappointed and will very likely never give them a second try.

Best Guiness pour in the country if you get it from Alan! Happy Hour is crazy good from 3 – 6 and the Cottage Pie loaded is to die for! Really a great find!

If I ever want to feel like I’m back in Scotland again, I visit Dublin’s Pass and order some Scotch Eggs paired with a Black and Tan or Strongbow Cider. While almost nothing can replace or be comparable to The Keys Pub in St. Andrews Scotland, Dublin’s gets its closer than most other pubs in the U.S.
The drink selection is great and they have some pretty good food to go along with everything. The Scotch eggs of course are incredible, but you should also give the Irish Spring Rolls a try as well. I have a weakness for having breakfast for dinner and when I learned about the Irish Breakfast, that hit the spot, no question.
The pub or ‘public house’ is meant for communal interaction and creating a warm atmosphere for everyone. Dublin’s Pass does this well without a doubt. Come here with coworkers after work, with friends on a night out, or a nice dinner with family, Dublin’s is always going to be my choice.

I used to go to Dublin’s all the time and have been a loyal customer for years. HOWEVER, The last that I went I tried to make a withdrawal from the Dublins ATM and it did not dispense my money. I immediately checked my checking my account only to find that I was indeed charged for the withdrawal amount. Moments later I requested to speak to the owner regarding the matter. After impersonally sending 3 different bartenders to come shoo me away, I finally made a point to confront him directly. He was completely unwilling to address my problems. Goods response was as follows «I don’t have time for this shit». Understandably, Dublin’s is not affiliated with the ATM company but his outright refusal to discuss the matter made one thing about Dublin’s abundantly clear. THIS DUBLIN’S DOES NOT CARE ABOUT ITS CUSTOMERS. I left the Dublin’s with an empty wallet and a ruined night.

Orderd delivery and they messed up they whole order and forgot half of our food and couldn’t fix our order. talked to a manger name Nicole she said they can’t do anything about it. Lol I suggest u go eat somewhere else. They refuse to remake the order UNTIL I SAID REFUND MY MONEY THEN OFFERED TO REMAKE IT AFTER FIGHTING WITH THEM FOR AN HOUR

Fantastic! Great atmosphere, awesome service and the food was kicking. We happened upon the place while on vacation. Wish we had a Dublin’s Pass at home; we would be regulars. I had the chicken pot pie. Hubby had the Rueben; kids had fish and chips and wings. Each of us thoroughly enjoyed our meal and kept passing our plates around to share… except my son who didn’t want to share! I enjoyed a piney river black walnut and Hubby loved his dark side of the moon.

I LOVE Irish restaurants. This one was fine, but not great. I had the Magners to drink, an Irish hard cider. It was very good, but also expensive (in my humble opinion). They had a huge drink menu with more than 10 options for drinks that included Guiness. They also had a large menu with several food items using Guiness as well. I had the Bangers & Mash. It tasted fine, but was extremely Americanized. Yes, I know, I’m in the USA… but, this was the most Americanized version of Bangers & Mash I have ever had.
The service was great, drinks were great, and another menu option may have been great.

Claimed to have the «best» fish and chips. Giant disappointment. Frozen fish plank was 1 step away from school lunch fish. To go order had obviously been sitting for hours. They sold us dead food. Chips were passable.