o'dowd's little dublin

eat somewhere else butgreatbar!. the food is disappointing at odowds. but that's not why we come there. the bar is usually always fun on the weekends with live bands or dj. the upstairs patio bar isgreattoo.

consistantly good for -me-!. i've heard many mixed reviews of this pub, which makes me question their consistancy. i've gone here for lunch many times and it has always been good. i generally order the fish and chips or steak boxty, which are always delicious. all the times i've had company, they've enjoyed what they ordered. the place has agreatselection of beer, but the atmosphere is a bit lacking for the dining crowd in my opinion. the dining area also gets a bit cramped on the weekends. in conclusion, if you enjoy a good beer and a hearty irish meal, check this place out.

mmm...reuben.... okay, so we didn't start offgreathere - the service was a little slow, to say the least. but the ambiance and beer selection made up for it. i just wouldn't plan on getting in and out really quickly. i had a reuben sandwich and my companion had a shepherd's pie. both were outstanding. i wouldn't have minded a little more corned beef on my sandwich, but what i did have was tender and juicy, with just the right amount of thousand island and sauerkraut, topped with melting swiss. it's in the country club plaza, which can cause parking headaches, tourist crowds at certain times and often overly priced items, but we had good food, two beers a piece, for less than 40 bucks with tip. a little pricey, but add in the live irish music (not the riverdance kind, luckily), and the evening was lovely.

once again didn't eat, but drank!!!!. i went here with my cousins and it was awesome,greatatomosphere lots of people. a beer drinker's paradise.

patio bar. the upstair patio bar is the best place in town to drink.

overlook of the plaza streets and fresh air. greatspot to make fun of people parallel parking. ;)

good beer selection including at least 2 stouts.