Muldoon's

They revamped the menu recently, and it's delicious! Super filling, reasonably priced artisan burgers. Decent beer selection. Good first date spot! Still celebrating anniversaries with my S.O. here after having a great first date here years ago. Good music, good food, good service - great place!

This place used to be great. Not sure what happened it seems like maybe management has changed hands a few times. Lately everytime I bring my wife in there we end up standing by the counter with no one there to help her seat us and wait at least 10 minutes. They call themselves and Irish Pub restaurant, yet their menu is all sorts of confused with Southwest types of food that doesn't really fit the Irish name. Even the French onion soup that used to be so good there has just completely gone downhill. It will be interesting to see if this restaurant survives with all the new thriving high quality restaurants in the area.

Not very impressed. I had heard great things about this restaurant years ago and it did not live up to the hype. My husband and I made reservations since it was a Friday night and we expected the place to be busy. The restaurant itself has a nice Irish Pub look. A little dive bar with Golden Tee and ESPN on a constant loop and a little family restaurant with a nice, quieter dining area right up front. The restaurant was 3/4 full when we arrived. The manager greeted us and told us that it would be a few minutes before we were seated. We had to wait about 15 minutes before a server seated us. During that time no one else arrived at the restaurant nor did anyone leave the restaurant so we were confused on why we had to wait. There were plenty open tables. The manager stood behind the host station and reorganized papers the entire time. If the server did not come up to the host station to ask a question, we might still be standing there watching him stack papers. We were sat at a table 4 tables away from the host station so I am not sure why the manager was not able to seat us himself. Our server was great! You could tell that she was having a bad night. It looked like they were short staffed and she was running around like crazy. Most of the items on the menu are well over the $10 mark, with the average price somewhere between $12-$16 per entree. For an appetizer, we ordered the cheese curds and they were horrible. Some were burned and others were not cooked at all. The plate was a mess and the dipping sauce was all over the one side of the dish. Both my husband and myself ordered the fish and chips. The fish was delicious. Crunchy batter and flakey fish, it was perfect. The fries were unseasoned and the tater sauce tasted like watered down mayo. All together, the dish was just okay. Overall we enjoyed the fish but were disappointed in the experience as a whole. The food reminded me of something that you get at a national chain restaurant and not from an artisan pub. The server was great but the service was poor. In the end, it was not worth the over $60 that we paid for dinner.

I like this restaurant for lunches with my wife. The food is good, lots of choices. Pleasant interior. The waiters and waitresses have always been helpful and attentive. Its near the downtown parking garage.

This place seems to be slipping.... the food used to be very consistent and seemed to be of better quality. Still a descent watering hole