Moriarty's Pub

Got off to a slow start here since we were underquoted on the wait time for a table on Friday night. There were 3 of us and we were told 25 minutes, ended up waiting at least 45 while watching many parties of 2 who came in after us get seated. It’s a tight space and hard to fit big groups I guess. The bar is full service if you can find a seat. While we waiting, we chatted with the hostess and learned a little about the history of the place. Once we were seated, the service was very timely. Water was brought out right after we ordered drinks and refilled when we needed it, beers weren’t far behind, and meals came out in a reasonable time. Their draft beer list is long and has a really good variety of different styles, strengths, Irish vs domestic beers. Easy to find something you’ll like. I ordered a Breckenridge “Christmas ale”, which I loved - it was like a dark ale flavoured like a stout or porter. I had the blackened salmon to eat. I loved the vodka sauce that the salmon was dressed with and the sides of asparagus and bell pepper rice were great complements. It was a good-sized cut of salmon. The prices are reasonable across the board. Again, it’s tight, and because it was busy, that meant people were really packed in the bar area, and it was loud, but the noise level wasn’t so bad near our table. It did occasionally get drafty by the door though. It’s a cool building and has the classic pub atmosphere.