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Speciality Drinks

Classic pub pours, sharpened up.

The list starts where you expect it to start, then adds a few house signatures that still feel like they belong in the room.

House Signatures

Our Famous Irish Coffee $13 Jameson, cold brew reduction, brown sugar, and lightly whipped cream.
The Classic Old Fashioned $14 Bourbon, demerara, bitters, and orange peel over a large cube.
The Irish Mule $13 Irish whiskey, ginger beer, lime, and a touch of fresh mint.
The Warming Hot Toddy $12 Whiskey, honey, lemon, and clove for cooler evenings and late sets.

Flights & Neat Pours

Irish Whiskey Flight $21 Three 1 oz pours, rotating between approachable, peated, and richer bottlings.
Stout & Sip Pairing $16 Half pint of stout with a matched 0.75 oz whiskey pour.
Back-Bar Reserve MP Ask for the weekly shortlist of higher-proof and limited bottles.

Draft & Easy Drinking

Guinness Stout $9 The anchor pour, served with the right patience.
Rotating Guest Lager $8 Clean, crisp, and usually the quickest order at the bar.
House Pale Ale $8 Balanced bitterness that works across the full food menu.
Cider Pour $8 Dry finish, light fruit, and good with fried food.

Low & No Proof

Shamrock Spritz $9 Herbal aperitif, citrus, soda, and cucumber.
Cold Brew Tonic $7 House cold brew, tonic, and orange zest.
Zero-Proof Ginger Highball $7 Spiced syrup, lemon, ginger beer, and fresh mint.

Bar approach

Short list, strong identity.

The drinks program stays pub-first. That means clear flavors, balanced sweetness, and a list that reads fast while still leaving enough room for the bartender to steer the second round.

  • Draft lines rotate, but the stout never disappears.
  • Irish whiskey flights change monthly to keep repeat visits interesting.
  • Happy hour trims cocktail pricing without shrinking the menu.
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Pub dish paired with drinks
Pairing tip
Order stout with the pie, cider with the fish, and the Irish coffee before dessert.