Oh Mulligan’s

Seems like a decent sports bar with multiple TVs and a pool table with a lot of tables for customers ordering food. Solid beer selection but not a ton of micro brews. Entrée salads were large enough for a full meal but the French dip sub lacked enough meat on the sandwich. The onion rings and Texas quesadilla appetizer were good. The waitress was very nice and checked in on us several times to make sure we were all set.

Only here by force (Durham dart league). It’s an airport bar/​restaurant so high prices and maybe no care for regulars.
Not the best beer selection, but they do have a couple local drafts.
Ordered blue cheese chips. Waitress forgot to put the order in. After we reminded her and finally got them 45 minutes later, they were not worth the wait. Rather bland and greasy. Not «smothered» in blue cheese as the menu advertises.
For vegetarians, they have a veggie burger which I am unwilling to try. Salads too and the usual appetizers of bars.
Not impressed. I only come when forced by the league. Even bar only venues impress me more than this restaurant.

I go to Oh Mulligan’s regularly and always have a grand ol’ time. The food is amazing, especially their wings, meatballs and pickle chips. Seriously, the pickle chips are probably the best thing I’ve ever eaten. The staff are always friendly, and they are what makes this place so great.

Didn’t plan on eating here for lunch but it was open Dec. 24 unlike most of the surrounding restaurants. Was pleasantly surprised with the ambiance. Angus burger was good and their sides included soup or salad or pasta salad. The tomato basil was flavorful. My husband’s side salad was fresh. A lot of food and priced fair. Server was very helpful.

Good selection of craft beers. Food was alright for a sports bar. Terrible layout and not much scenery.

Questionable service. Good food.

Brown lettuce. That is what I remember from this place. Along with very few people in the restaurant, but the speakers had the Pittsburgh Steelers game on so loud it could be heard outside with the door closed. If you want to be a sports bar it should be open beyond 8pm on Sunday nights. A nice selection of beer. Yes, I ordered a salad and it had brown lettuce. Not acceptable when it cost nearly $ 9.00 for a salad which is more than most sandwiches on the menu. Tried the nachos also, chips tasted like they were stale. If you are asking there were plenty of tvs in this restaurant and if you liked you could play billiards while watching the game and having your meal. If I can help it, I will not be back here.
Food C
Staff B
Décor B
Location C
Health Inspection Grade 94.5

I went to Oh Mulligan’s a LOT during football season — closest Steelers bar to the house — and during that time was never really all that impressed. Sure, they stock IC Light and the owner is a Pittsburgher, but everything else was just kind of … meh.
The food was never, never good. I know it’s a bar and bar food isn’t known for it’s quality, but there was room for a LOT of improvement. They weren’t very accommodating with customized orders, which was frustrating because I really believe you should be able to get your food cooked any way you desire.
The crowd on Sundays, too, was strange. Oh Mulligans boasts being a Steelers bar, but they also have a New Orleans Saints «room» and another team «corner.» It’s just weird. It felt disjointed and insincere. And the TVs aren’t great — they’re average, but the one in my living room is bigger.
The owner is nice and all that, so I tried REALLY hard to like it there. But I just … didn’t. There are better sports bars in the area, and I can watch the Steelers somewhere else … like my house.

This is the perfect after-​work bar. Nothing pretentious. I’ve never been too thrilled with their food, but again, it’s an unpretentious bar that serves unpretentious bar food.
There’s plenty of room to have a lot of people together. Or you can grab a side table with a smaller group. They even have a couple tables outside if the weather cooperates.
The servers are always nice and attentive. And they have Shotgun Betty on tap, which is always nice.

Wow, some harsh reviews from vegetarians & people complaining about the layout?
It’s a pub for chrissakes. And, a decent one at that. Maybe I just remember back when there was absolutely nothing like this place within miles & miles of the airport. This place is a little quirky and the food is good (not great), but it’s not a bad option at all to hang out at the bar if you’re on your way to the airport or staying nearby.

One of the best patty melt burgers I have ever eaten.

Stopped in here for a quick lunch on the way to the airport. They have outdoor seating which is a real plus. They have your typical pub/​sports bar type food, and seem to have a pretty large selection. The DH was a little disappointed that his guiness came in a bottle and wasn’t on tap and my margarita was rather weak. Our food was quite tasty though. I had the fried chicken salad and DH had the Rueben with fries. Both choices were quite tasty and the service was quick. I never went inside so can only comment on our experience sitting outside.

OK — It’s a hockey night in Raleigh, it’s just that Raleigh isn’t a hockey town. Where to watch the game — Oh Mulligan’s, especially if it’s a Penguin’s game. I had the chili nachos and they were passable, but not great for sure. There were plenty of wings ordered but mostly it’s beer, and for those Pittsburghers, plenty o’ Iron to pound and IC light. They actually did have a few good beers available, like the Fat Tire I had and Magic Hat in the case.
Basically, if you want to watch a sports event, this is the place, but don’t come looking for a gastronomic spectacular.
I do have to say that the staff were all first rate!

This is definitely not the place to have a working lunch, but it was now twice chosen as the location to do so. I’m not sure why.
Speaking from a vegetarian perspective, this might be a place you would want to avoid unless you love bar food. I would be interested in seeing what it’s like here after hours at some point.
The staff has always been hospitable, but I wouldn’t give up my usual bar and grill type places for Oh Mulligan’s. Perhaps if I lived closer, but I’m not so sure.

I have to give the staff and facility respect for what they offer in a heavily industrial area. I still remember the times when everyone thought it was odd to live near where you work, RTP. This place is addictive, so I could tell very easily when watching the people play some type of world knowledge bingo game. We played pool and drank cheap beer on tap, it was a job thang! The patrons, bartenders, etc were all friendly. Only problem I had with the place was they stopped cooking the good food by the time we visited around 7:00 at night. Wouldn’t hurt to have a chef on staff for buffaloe wings, etc.

This place is really uninviting– It’s laid out really weird, so there’s no good place to sit without being in someone’s way. Yet, there’s a lot of open space. It also seemed that they didn’t want people to order from the bar, they encouraged us to sit down. It seemed like a place that a townie frat boy would hang out at with their dad. Not bad, just a weird vibe. The waiter was friendly, but that was about it. Left after one drink.