The best restaurants serving Irish food in East of England

Gran servicio de Marian y todo el personal en el restaurante. El desayuno era de buena calidad, con un montón de opciones.

Nice Irish bar,great staff,good beer,great atmosphere

Went here because so many people had recommended it to me. I realised afterwards that Bun Exchange’s residency at Butcher Bhoy had just ended, which explains why it didn’t match my expectations. The service was good and portion of chips was huge! Unfortunately the food was just okay though, not bad but also nothing special. It’s probably a good place to go out drinking but since I was mainly there for dinner, the atmosphere wasn’t there. The interior decor could really improved, a lot of the choices felt really random. Unfortunately I probably wouldn’t go back for food, maybe a drink though!

The darts is great fun, very interactive and good for all abilities. BUT, the beer is shocking, flat Peroni served in warm glasses!

Asked for a coffee and apple pie. Was asked by young female cafe assistant if I wanted it warm which I said yes please. However when I started to eat it , it was cold in the middle so I asked for a replacement. She then asked her someone senior if she could. Her attitude from when I asked her about warming it up was quite resentful. To make matters worse, when she gave me another piece of pie she was picking it up with her gloved hands , and made no attempt to use tongs. I asked her why and her response was again quite argumentative. I also noticed that a phone was sitting on the side in the food preparation area. Not a good report for hygiene standards. Also I felt that she made some derogatory remark to the kitchen staff about me, as I heard a burst of laughter. Poor experience.

Classic Irish bar - but not sure it is the genuine O'Neils anymore?? - think this was the old Dickens?