Kelley’s Irish Pub

I’ve been to a number of Irish pubs throughout the U.S.; none of which was more disappointing than this one. I was alone, and since I arrived at lunch, the place was crowded. I sat at a table for two against the west wall — away from the crowd but in view of the bartender. If I had been hungry, I would have starved; thankfully the bartender decided to bring me a menu and inquire about my drinking preference.
The menu is pitiful and has Nothing remotely Irish except Guinness… no Shepard’s /​Cottage pie, no corned beef & cabbage, nothing except a scant selection of sandwiches — none of which appealed to me — but I ordered tuna fish on rye.
The sandwich was average, I’ve made better tuna fish and the service was a joke. When I asked if they had a dinner menu — hopefully containing some traditional Irish fare, I was informed loudly that there was ONE menu and I had just seen it! Great customer service — NOT!
These people need to change the name of this dive ! It’s NOT an Irish pub by any stretch of ones imagination — it takes much more than serving Guinness to qualify as an Irish pub. But, the more time I spend in this area, I’m not too surprised that no one seems to recognize the true qualities of an Irish pub. Wait until you see what these folks call «authentic Mexican food»! NOT!

We went on a Saturday night for drinks. There was only 5 people in there, so we got served pretty fast. The drinks were perfect, and the bartender was nice. However, she didn’t come back to check on us for a while. It wasn’t too much pf a hassle to flag her down.
The atmosphere is what you’d expect in an Irish pub.
Overall a good place to go for a couple of drinks with friends.

Old school Irish bar, has that older daytime drinking crowd. Great for lunch and a few beers.

I’m a fan of dive bars. Kelley’s is a dive bar… I’m not a fan of Kelley’s.
I walked in at about 9pm on a Tuesday night and had a seat at the bar. Despite the lack of patrons (there were two other people there) the bartender ignored me for 5 minutes until I waved at her and asked for a drink. The «menu» if you want to call it that consisted of about 3 or 4 sandwiches and nothing else. As soon as the bartender served my drink she also served my tab. I felt like this was a nice way of saying that she didn’t care if I ordered anything else. I left.

I’ve always been a fan of pubs especially Irish Pubs. This is a great place to grab a brew and yes my favorite Guinness too. Now we did not eat but the gentleman who took us here to celebrate our new home couldn’t say enough about the place.
I will say this; the bartender was great. She made us a bunch of different shots and really wasn’t annoyed by the fact we were using our I-​Phone app and picking weird ones at random.
I suggest that you don’t go here looking for a younger routy crowd at night because you will find the «smarter» generation performing Karaōke songs like strangers in the night…‘nough said?
I suggest lunchtime though if you don’t mind it some of them have great voices.
All in all a great little place worth a visit.