Irish Pub
| 24 de septiembre, Santa Cruz de la Sierra |
5 tarieven
6.40/10.00 |
Irish Pub op de kaart
Beoordeling
Claudia Alvarez (20.10.2017 13:40)
Not very irish, but chicken curry is awesome
Not very irish, but chicken curry is awesome
Eduardo Pitti (17.08.2017 18:52)
Food is good. Large portions for a relative good price. On the downside the service was bad, the waiter wasn't attentive to our table and the non-smoking area smells like a smoking one because the sliding door to the balcony (smoking area) is always open.
Food is good. Large portions for a relative good price. On the downside the service was bad, the waiter wasn't attentive to our table and the non-smoking area smells like a smoking one because the sliding door to the balcony (smoking area) is always open.
Mayra Mendieta (28.07.2017 05:13)
Drinks are great, food is good. Too crowded though.
Drinks are great, food is good. Too crowded though.
Tessa Maja (05.07.2017 07:41)
Food looked good but we didn't try.
Service was alright and fast (for Bolivia). Although they have no clue how to make the drinks or what they are. I ordered my godfather with one piece of ice and she was obviously confused by that and also got it wrong.
Also pricey for Bolivia.
Food looked good but we didn't try.
Service was alright and fast (for Bolivia). Although they have no clue how to make the drinks or what they are. I ordered my godfather with one piece of ice and she was obviously confused by that and also got it wrong.
Also pricey for Bolivia.
Ricardo G (30.04.2017 23:41)
I'll say this first, you cannot call yourself an Irish Pub and not serve Guinness. I'll forgive the lack of fish and chips, I mean Bolivia is a landlocked country so I'm not going to ask for much but a Guinness is integral to any Irish Pub. Other than that the ambiance is nice, old, wooden, has a great spot to take picture of the plaza. I've never tried the food, it's your typical fair, limito, French fries, burgers, and sandwiches. Beer wise they have a large selection of local Bolivian and German influenced beers, but I will say after drinking 7 in a row they're a bit weak, mostly lager or pilsner.
I'll say this first, you cannot call yourself an Irish Pub and not serve Guinness. I'll forgive the lack of fish and chips, I mean Bolivia is a landlocked country so I'm not going to ask for much but a Guinness is integral to any Irish Pub. Other than that the ambiance is nice, old, wooden, has a great spot to take picture of the plaza. I've never tried the food, it's your typical fair, limito, French fries, burgers, and sandwiches. Beer wise they have a large selection of local Bolivian and German influenced beers, but I will say after drinking 7 in a row they're a bit weak, mostly lager or pilsner.
