The best restaurants serving Irish food in North West

Good choice of drinks and craic. Does look a bit tatty in places

A great pint of Guinness ! Was a difficult find in Manchester but they know how to make a good pour ! 2024 update: Visited again this weekend, still not changed, personally I think it’s the best Guinness in Manchester.

There are two McCooley's in Liverpool, one on Concert Square and this one in the Cavern Quarter, out of the two this one along Mathew Street is probably my favourite. A big pub set over multiple floors with multiple serving bars, pool tables, wonderful decor and furnishings, big screens to enjoy the sport and plenty of seating options spread throughout this pub both inside and outside looking out onto the busy and bustling Mathew Street, its just a wonderful pub to chill out in. We were here on a Tuesday afternoon, pub was busy with a great atmosphere, we were here during happy hour ,10am till 5pm Monday to Thursday and 8am till 2pm Friday,we got a pint of beer each from Carling Brewery ( £2.60p a pint ) amazing value for money for a city centre pub,we grabbed a table were we chilled out and planned out the day ahead while sipping our beers. My beer was excellent, a lovely lager style beer bursting with taste and very easy to drink especially when served freezing cold as in this pub, it was just so good being in such a lovely bar enjoying a quality brew and sat with my twin brother, best beer companion in the world. We both really enjoyed our beers in here before we moved on and although our visit was only fleeting as on every other visit to McCooley's we had a great time. McCooley's is easy to locate along Mathew Street, a street and area teeming with pubs, bars and restaurants and a major tourist destination due to its Beatles connections. Opening hours are,; Monday to Thursday, 10am till 2am. Friday & Saturday, 8am till 4am. Sunday, 8am till 3am. Well worth checking out if you're in the Cavern Quarter of Liverpool.

Excellent customer service and portion sizes huge, definitely worth a visit. The pancakes are lovely, coffee was like a soup bowl!! Amazing, well done

I actually got recommended to visit this place through a friend, very glad i did from the friendly staff to the warm environment loved it.

Arrogant manager with a sense of over importance. Red hot in there, probably because the average age in there was 60 years old. Cheap alcohol but there is a reason for it. Lager was poor. Bar staff friendly enough but with the management they have I really feel sorry for them. If you want a cheap pint and are not bothered about quality or baking then this is the place for you.

Went To Dunelm and whilst there thought we would get a snack and coffee in the Cafe . A dissapointing experience to say the least. The staff in cafe looked miserable and not customer focussed , the atmosphere was cold could have had a little music playing in background bu didn’t. When our tray was ready and we went to table with our snack and coffee we found the forks had dried food remains in them and teaspoons were also dirty . Had to get them exchanged . Then we notice other food remains on side of table and on floor, the area had clearly not been cleaned Then when we were leaving noticed traces of food droppings o floor around most tables . What a waste of money and a spoiler to our visit m. If you value your on health .avoid at all costs.