T P Hoolihans

They have a unique blend of traditional Irish Pub fare and seafood. The food is consistently excellent and the service is great! I’m a regular customer here and I usually sit outside by the dock to enjoy the breeze off of the water.

My girlfriend and I were looking for a place to watch the World Cup, and were thrilled when the awesome bartenders here not only tuned into the game for us but also turned up the audio and made us great drinks. The fish n chips were tasty too! Everything was reasonably priced, especially the happy hour drinks.

Sunday w cloudy skies go with a Guinness perfectly Good service and pleasant atmosphere. Quiet n empty but we liked it. Batter shrimp n chips good!

The food was very good and we tried several dishes. Service was nice and friendly. Try the shrimp and grits, very worth it. The fried green beans were so good I ate the whole basket!

So much fun on a Sunday night! Guiness and Cider on tap… Potato Leek Soup… Ian the Fiddler and his Irish Players. Perfect on a Florida Winter’s night. …Only missing was some cricket on the tele (Buffalo/​Patriots game didn’t quite hit the spot)

Very good Fish and Chips. Service was very good. Live music both inside and outside. Nice place we will return soon.

Great Reuben. Great fish & chips. Friendly staff and a fun relaxing location.

An Irish session every Sunday night, run by friendly and welcoming professional Irish fiddler Ian Barksdale, starting around 5 pm (or a bit later) is in the snug, the part of the bar that really LOOKS like an Irish pub. It’s the dark wood and brass kind of pub you hope to see in a session, even has a fireplace; the flash photos on their website —
– don’t do it justice. Second point: their food is better and cheaper than other Irish pubs in the area! Had the fish’n’chips and it was hot, fresh, flaky, delightful, needed no vinegar, and there was so much of it that my husband had to help me finish the chips. The things that man goes through for Irish music!
I was amazed that, given their wonderful ambiance and live Irish session, there were not many customers about. The staff were all friendly and prompt, all in all the place was a delight. NOT to be confused with the chain named «Houlihan’s.» Not at all the same place. Plug the address into your GPS (or cell phone) and get over here of a Sunday evening (they close at 9 pm, so you won’t spoil your bedtime), down a couple of pints and enjoy the music — you’ll feel relaxed and happy, and what better way to face Monday mornings?