The Harp

Saturday breakfast at the harp is a pleasant experience, quiet, reasonably priced, and very good. It was slow,so I was tended to quite well, the food was perfectly cooked, my eggs Benedict was good,even if they used American bacon as opposed to Canadian or ham. All in all a very enjoyable experience sort of off the beaten path,for breakfast at least. Also,menu breakfast Saturday, small buffet on Sunday...only 2 breakfast days.

A friend was visiting from out of town to assist with some home renovations. We had worked all day and were deadbeat tired but hungry. I suggested this place since my friend is a beer drinker and I was in the mood for some. We were not disappointed. We both cleaned our plates clean. The corned beef was seasoned just right with the cabbage not too cooked. My friend had the Shepard’s pie and after visiting Ireland, said the dish was surprisingly very good. As our bellies got full and the beer kept flowing, me: 1; them: 4 we felt satisfied! While the food and drink were excellent, the staff were amazing! They were upbeat as they serviced our patronage and our waitress engaged us as we debated on whether or not Ed Sheeran is Irish. He’s not but his father is. When I first walked in I knew it was going to be a good night as the ambiance was demure with old world charm. The lights were dimmed just enough to offer cozy and not dark. I plan to visit again as it checked all the boxes of being my favorite “Cheers” bar! Cheers as in the sitcom that used to come on tv. The Harp has my heart. Will visit again soon!

If you're down in the dumps or needing some comfort food on a cold rainy day, the Harp has got you covered. Delicious and savory Irish food, very authentic with many ingredients imported from overseas. Very dense, generous helpings, super filling, will warm your soul! Great selection of imports on tap for beer, friendly local atmosphere and down to earth service. Always a favorite spot for a pick-me-up feel-good meal 🤗

stopped by for lunch and sat at the bar, was quickly greeted by the bartender & had a cold guinness in hand within a couple minutes. the atmosphere is that of an old irish pub, quaint and welcoming. i was craving shepherd’s pie and had seen previous reviews saying they had a good one — and boy, were they right! it came out piping hot, with melty cheese on the potatoes. the flavors were delicious, and the portion generous. i had enough to bring half home for dinner, will definitely be back!

1st thought walking in...what a dive, but that's what I grew up on in the old 1st ward....food absolutely delicious. Shepherd's pie is one of the best I've had from Boston to Galway, Buffalo to AZ, Dublin to Chicago to Edinburgh. I thought I seen a post that stated "similar to ulrich's". Well I know that place, so I thought I'd give this place a whurl. I been very disappointed on my journey from bflo to my former home of many years. This place did not disappoint. If your missing the friendly"mind your own business", unless I talk to you bar patrons and food. Then this is definitely the place. I will come back time and time again...