The staff is absolutely fanatic!! We wondered in on Friday afternoon and were welcomed with smiles. The owner was very attentive and quickly started a conversation with my Irish husband. He volunteered to play the Six Nations Rugby game that was to air and Saturday. So we returned Saturday, and got to watch the game while on vacation!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Debra K
Cute Irish pub. We had a few black and tanks, the bartender poured them perfectly.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Shannon McKinstrie
(Note: Picture is before the biggest let down ever) On Sunday my family and I put our name on a waitlist for brunch & to kill time we decided to check out the bar across the street to get a drink to go and because my husband’s name is Ryan (hence the photo) and we love a good pub we thought…perfect! All the doors on the side were wide open (this place is on a corner) and no signage was displayed saying anything about checking IDs or being 21 and over. So we begin to walk in (by the way my daughter and I were still outside) only to be scolded (Karen style) by the bartender. Her arms flailing in the air and her exact words were: “NOPE! AAAH! NOPE!”…and in the most condescending tone you can imagine. We immediately assumed we missed something and paused and politely started to walk out not knowing we did something wrong. She continued to yell (at the top of her lungs) “21 AND UP! 21 AND UP!” The rest of the patrons are now staring and laughing which as someone who has family from New Orleans and has been more than a handful of times, I have never seen or experienced anything like it. When a bar is off of Bourbon St and near a candy shop for children and literally next to several family-friendly brunch spots, I would think you’d either have a sign OR at the very least have a door closed so it doesn’t feel like an open invitation for all to join. The bartender’s reaction was very much uncalled for and our one and only rude interaction in New Orleans. Not a good look at all and glad we were “kicked out” before even walking all the way in because we ended up at Ruby Slippers and having the best food and drinks. Since pubs are everywhere I highly recommend skipping Ryan’s Pub completely and checking out anything else.
Ryan Propes
Best bar in the Quarter.....staff is professional and sweet. SUPER CLEAN!!!!! GREAT PRICES!!!! Great place to watch a game. If you go to the quarter and dont go.....youre missing out.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Owen Ogletree
Basic, small Irish pub with a decent selection of beers.
Atmosphere: 3
Service: 5
Yoshi Kuronuma
Nice place to hangout and drink. Bar tenders are very friendly. Place and that area are not so loud, so good place to chatting and recommend people who prefer less noise.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Laura Schmitz
Service was friendly and fun, great place to hang out with a larger group.
Excellent selection of beers and other drinks. Super friendly staff that were super welcoming and friendly. Awesome awesome bar.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Gordon Keane
Their signature cocktail is called the 'Irish Car Bomb'.
Considering New Orleans is a city renowned for overcoming adversity and embracing diversity and inclusivity, it is abhorrent that a bar would glorify the innocent slaughtering of thousands of people, including children.
The lowest common denominator will love this, and your average American will be oblivious, but it is a smack in the teeth to people who lost love ones through the troubles.
Trophy Raider
Sat in here for about 3 hours just chilling with a pint or two of Guinness and it was great. Bartender was very sweet and a nice relaxed place to pass time.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Kevin Dempsey
The beer and bar service is top.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Large Selection of Draft Beer
Matt Mower (mdmower)
Very nice bartenders and a relaxed atmosphere (midday Saturday)
Nice place.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Great staff and atmosphere. Had few nice pints of
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Large Selection of Draft Beer
Great atmosphere!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
The staff is absolutely fanatic!! We wondered in on Friday afternoon and were welcomed with smiles. The owner was very attentive and quickly started a conversation with my Irish husband. He volunteered to play the Six Nations Rugby game that was to air and Saturday. So we returned Saturday, and got to watch the game while on vacation!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Cute Irish pub. We had a few black and tanks, the bartender poured them perfectly.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
(Note: Picture is before the biggest let down ever) On Sunday my family and I put our name on a waitlist for brunch & to kill time we decided to check out the bar across the street to get a drink to go and because my husband’s name is Ryan (hence the photo) and we love a good pub we thought…perfect! All the doors on the side were wide open (this place is on a corner) and no signage was displayed saying anything about checking IDs or being 21 and over. So we begin to walk in (by the way my daughter and I were still outside) only to be scolded (Karen style) by the bartender. Her arms flailing in the air and her exact words were: “NOPE! AAAH! NOPE!”…and in the most condescending tone you can imagine. We immediately assumed we missed something and paused and politely started to walk out not knowing we did something wrong. She continued to yell (at the top of her lungs) “21 AND UP! 21 AND UP!” The rest of the patrons are now staring and laughing which as someone who has family from New Orleans and has been more than a handful of times, I have never seen or experienced anything like it. When a bar is off of Bourbon St and near a candy shop for children and literally next to several family-friendly brunch spots, I would think you’d either have a sign OR at the very least have a door closed so it doesn’t feel like an open invitation for all to join. The bartender’s reaction was very much uncalled for and our one and only rude interaction in New Orleans. Not a good look at all and glad we were “kicked out” before even walking all the way in because we ended up at Ruby Slippers and having the best food and drinks. Since pubs are everywhere I highly recommend skipping Ryan’s Pub completely and checking out anything else.
Best bar in the Quarter.....staff is professional and sweet. SUPER CLEAN!!!!! GREAT PRICES!!!! Great place to watch a game. If you go to the quarter and dont go.....youre missing out.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Basic, small Irish pub with a decent selection of beers.
Atmosphere: 3
Service: 5
Nice place to hangout and drink. Bar tenders are very friendly. Place and that area are not so loud, so good place to chatting and recommend people who prefer less noise.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Service was friendly and fun, great place to hang out with a larger group.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
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Excellent selection of beers and other drinks. Super friendly staff that were super welcoming and friendly. Awesome awesome bar.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Their signature cocktail is called the 'Irish Car Bomb'. Considering New Orleans is a city renowned for overcoming adversity and embracing diversity and inclusivity, it is abhorrent that a bar would glorify the innocent slaughtering of thousands of people, including children. The lowest common denominator will love this, and your average American will be oblivious, but it is a smack in the teeth to people who lost love ones through the troubles.
Sat in here for about 3 hours just chilling with a pint or two of Guinness and it was great. Bartender was very sweet and a nice relaxed place to pass time.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
The beer and bar service is top.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Large Selection of Draft Beer
Very nice bartenders and a relaxed atmosphere (midday Saturday)
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5