Murph’s Clubhouse Pub

This spot is not Hot. I was here over the weekend and I did not feel welcomed. I went to the counter and was told that they were not open yet. But, the ballpark was open to fans to enter. Hmmmm. Does that sound practical!!! So, this comment was followed by two other female workers commenting as well but with a more abrasive and aggression tone. It was a very uncalled for response to my arrival at the counter. They could’ve been courteous but instead the workers chose to be inconsiderate of potential customers. Just be cautious to employee personalities here. Good luck maintaining Giant spirit after going here. Best of luck all.

Murph’s is five-​star ballpark experience, which makes it four-​stars overall…
As a long-​time Giants ticket holder (CL204, just outside of where Murph’s sits) I ‘discovered’ Murph’s out of convenience but have come to learn that it is unique at AT&T Park to be sure and maybe at ballparks in general as well…
A five-​star experience because:
* Black and Tans — Murph’s is a world-​class maker of Black and Tans, or as a son-​of-​Ireland once described them to me, «Irish Mother’s Milk» Now I am not an expert, Irish, English, an ex-​New Yorker, or in any other way qualified to give an informed opinion on Black and Tans globally but they are made at Murph’s with Guiness and a lot of love. So yes, they are awesome and I believe only available in AT&T Park at Murph’s.
* Lamb Burgers — layered with caramelized onions… what’s not to like?
* Sweet Potato Fries — although these are available other places in the ballpark only Murph’s drizzles them with a curry sauce, which truly makes them worth standing in line for.
A four-​star experience overall only because a) it is ball-​park food after all, and b) ordering for two gets you over $ 50 pretty quickly, which, although I am a huge fan of everything Giants, is still a lot to pay at a ballpark for food.
But if you come to the park you have to eat at Murph’s…

On Tuesday my daughter and were at the 3^rd game Giants NLCS series. The place was electric, packed with fans. During the 7^th inning we decide to get some food. She wanted a corned beef sandwich and I wanted garlic fries and beer, so we split up to get our items. My daughter orders the corned beef sandwich and I get in line for garlic fries and beer. I takes a while until I get my food, but as I get back to Murph’s stand she is still waiting for her sandwich. I asked her if she paid yet. She said yes a while ago but they forgot to make «her» sandwich. Others already got theirs and left. Just as she was telling me, her sandwich was ready. No apology, nothing. She was pretty upset. I told her I was going to go back and speak to the «numb skulls» working. She convinces me that she was staving and just to let it go. Well I did and thanks to the Giants win in the 10^th inning, I did not go back and give them some grief.

Irish nachos are so good here! They always accommodate my «complicated» order (jalapenos on the side, extra cheese). One of my must haves when I come to a game at AT&T.

Irish. Nachos. Corned beef + (meh nacho cheese) + fries. Definitely my go-​to whenever I’m on Club Level at AT&T park.
A ball park can only give so much in food quality (and quantity) but ah, Murph’s makes me feel like I’m getting the bang for my buck. For only $ 8, there’s so much corned beef pieces that it makes me feel better about paying for ball park food. I’m so glad I’m not eating some very sad-​looking pizza or a tiny lil’ hot dog.
That’s all. Premium (ish) ball park food. Only available at Club Level.

Irish nachos! How can you go wrong with that and a good pint from here? Sit back and enjoy the game with these in hand. You’ll thank me later.

Do not, Do not, Do not waste your hard earned money here. $ 10 for a corned beef sandwich that was terrible. Came to watch the game for my wives birthday and made the mistake of going Murph’s on the club level. The meat was one third fat, the actual meat was equivalent to chewing on a large rubber band. had to take the meat out of the roll and eat what I could. ate less than half a sandwich threw the other half away. line was too long to go back to complain, didn’t want to miss the game… Go Giants!!!

Do they sell Guinness at the park? Oh do they evar.
Welcome, friend. You’ve come to the right place.
So you’re cravin the dark stuff.
In the mood for somethin deep.
You want summa that thick, creamy, head.
Oh, snap.
Outta the gutter, and back to the ballpark, mo chara.
There are chirren at the yard.
Focus.
You good? Aight.
Your Guinness is here.
Right here, chief.
In fact, it’s in 3 locations:
Murph’s Clubhouse Pub Promenade level. (towards left field)
MCP Club Level. (towards right field)
MCP View Level. (corner, right field)
know what else know what else know what else
They also got your:
Smithwick’s Ale
Harp Lager
You could Black & Tan it or Half & Half it
Irish Coffee
Baileys Hot Cocoa
Irish Nachos (steak cut fries topped w/​either corned beef or chili, then cheese & green onions –optional diced white onions/​jalapeños)
Curry sweet potato fries
Chicken pot pie
aaaaaaaaand
Fish & Chips
Oh. And a kiss if you’re Irish.
Not that I’d know, though.
Cuz I’m Scottish.
(o_​O)
jk.
I’m Jamaican.
(o_​O)
what?
.. .…
Irie.

This place has really gone downhill.
If you’re used to great food and service from Murph’s in the past like I am, I suggest you reconsider your patronage.
An error occurred when redeeming our splash tickets. Instead of offering any kind of solution to the problem, the manager & clerk spitefully accuse us of trying to scam them!
During the dialogue, my fish & chips went cold, what a waste.
Later, we ask if they’re able to use hot chocolate instead of coffee in the Irish coffees. I can understand if they aren’t allowed to grant this simple request, which we’ve cordially received from past staff. But the manner in which we were turned down. «No, we’re not going to do that for you» as if they’re dealing with shysters.
Overall, this places a real dampener on the ballpark experience.
With so little concern for customers, it makes you wonder what kind of food preparation practices exist in the back. With the lack of transparency, do you think they bother to wash their hands before breading the fish? If the employees are so disgruntled from the piss-​poor management, the reality could be even worse.

Irish nachos! Russet potato fries, shredded cheddar cheese, meaty chili, diced white onions, and sliced pickled jalapeños. Best $ 7.50 you can spend at the park. Fifth of May/​Dia de San Patricio in your mouth.

2 words… Irish nachos.
Ugggggghhhh…the perfect complement to a sandwich over at the carvery. You have your choice of corned beef or chili served with fries and cheese sauce. Of course I picked the corned beef!!!
They also have other offerings such as fish and chips… shrimp and chips… and grab yourself a black and tan while you’re there.
Also located on the club level… what a treat!

Ok, had a great day at the park not too long ago. I’ve eaten at most of the vendors at ATnT park and for the most part, I’m a traditionalist and stick to a hot dog loaded with spicey mustard, relish, and onions. Washing it down with an ice cold beer… or three. But at my last game I decided to break from tradition and try something new. After walking the park’s interior circulation, I landed at Murph’s. Here’s what you need to know. The Fish and Chips are a bargain at $ 9.25. You get three pieces of good sized fish and thick cut/​almost wedge style, chips. But here’s the catch (yuck, yuck, yuck), you gotta order in the first inning. They make X amount of servings and what isn’t eaten early, sits under the heat lamp for the remainder of the game. I bought mine in the 5^th inning and the chips and fries had long lost their fresh fried luster. However, the tast of the fish was good, but the chips had gotten chewey and tough. I’m sure if I had ordered early, everything would have tasted better. So, for a value item at the park, if you are a fish and chips lover, go with Murph’s, but remember, EAT EARLY.

Love the view and the brews and the crews! Pricey, as mentioned, but it all is at the park.

All I have to say is order «Fish & Chips» and a «Guinness». Yum…

The five-​star review is just for the fish and chips. Excellent! Pricey, but then it’s ballpark food. Beer is very pricey at this stand too (and elsewhere in this ballpark), so I generally avoid it.

Despite being at a San Francisco Giants game and seeing Randy Johnson pitching and the rest of the Arizona Diamond Backs just compelely destroyed Barry Zito and the rest of The San Francisco Giants pitching!!! Not only that getting swept by the Arizona Diamond Backs was really really bad on a July 27TH 2008 sunday day game!!! Anyways that didnt stop me from having fun and going to Murph’s Clubhouse Pub for the first time at AT&T Park!!! After reading some really good Unilocal reviews of Murph’s Clubhouse Pub… I have decided to give Murph’s Clubhouse Pub a try for the first time… I have eaten their Garlic Fries & The Home Run Dog and other food items at AT&T Park before but never been at Murph’s Clubhouse Pub… The food item which, I have ordered from Murph’s for the first time was a Cheese Dog, Fish And Chips and of course you gotta have the Guiness Beer with those food items or other wise the Cheese Dog, Fish And Chips lunch meal with out the Guiness Beer would not be complete… After finishing up all of my lunch with just one bite just kidding after that there is just one thing that, I have to say YUMMMMMMMMMMY!!! Although it was expensive but what the heck it was just a one time only that, I have tried this at Murph’s Clubhouse Pub at AT&T Park!!!

While I wait (endlessly) for Zito to be old (Cy Young) Zito, Cain to get some good luck and catch a break and the Giants to play with some consistency this year, I drown my 100 loss sorrows in… FOOD
There are some things that get the Giants fan through the 2008 season…
The hope that this team could some how get it together for longer than three games.
Our little Lincey (who I swear is 13 years old) looking like a Cy Young winner.
Good food.
Murph’s Clubhouse Pub doesn’t disappoint. 6.75 I believe for «Irish Nachos» which are basically Chili Cheese Fries. They seem to give more this year than last (or maybe because there are less people in the ballpark.) Its the only thing I’ve tried and wouldn’t want to stray from…
Thick Steak Cut Fries
Chili
Another layer of Fries
Another layer of Chili
Cheese
Jalapenos
Share this big-​overflowing-​massive-​chili masterpiece and get plenty of napkins. Everything else is probably good but this is great value and why would I stray away from it?!

I hate to admit, but on my last trip to the Giants game, I spent as much time buying and eating food as I did watching Giants lose. Of course, I timed my drink/​food trips so that I wouldn’t miss Bonds watching four balls nearly hitting the dirt. Good eyes Barry!
According to MLB website, this food stand at AT&T Park is an original ballpark brand in honor of Giants Legendary Clubhouse Manager Mike Murphy. I went to their View level location, but I guess they have one in Promendate and Club levels also.
I enjoyed their crispy fish and chip, which went well with a cup of Harp’s Beer. Their ½ lb Polish Kielbasa was huge and tasty, I didn’t even need to put any condiments. Sure, if the same food was served outside of the ballpark at the same price, I would give 2 Stars, but as I’ve said before, I give points for serving decent food at the right place (ballpark) at the right time (during the game).
Yeah, we love to make fun of ballpark food quality and prices, but I tell you, I’ve been to numerous ballparks around the country and AT&T Park has some of the best food/​drink selections.
PRICES:
$ 9 Fish and Chips
$ 7 Polish Kielbasa
$ 8.50 Beer on draft