As we were staying at the hotel opposite, we felt this was a good place to try out the 'Irish' atmosphere and close enough to stumble home at the end of the evening. This bar seems to have a good mixture of young locals and tourists who frequent, so we didn't feel out of place. It was enjoyable to see the all Irish 'paraphenalia' on the walls and surroundings.My husband thoroughly enjoyed the 'football' being played on the various TV screens, whilst I enjoyed the pub 'vibe'. Our meals were delicious, but we felt they were a little expensive, for what is in effect 'pub grub'. The choice was a little short of selection, and being an 'Irish' pub, we expected to see meals which would harken back to their Irish origin, stews or hock and spuds meals, but unfortunately this was not our experience. However, I tried my first ever 'creme brulee' and I am determined it will not be my last!The staff were very affable to us, with a warm welcome and being thoroughly attentive during the night. All in all, an enjoyable escapade, and we would visit again if in the area.