5 Best Irish Pubs near Greenville

“The recent menu change included two items our party of four enjoyed. The Nashville Chicken Sandwich was fried nicely crispy and had a pretty spicy vinegary delicious sauce. We will order this again. I enjoyed the Crab Burger but it would have been much better with more of the crab dip that is a McGlynns favorite of mine. Two of us had fries that were cold and unpleasant and the other had red hot fries. Our server quickly remedied the problem with some nice hot freshly cooked fries. McGlynns is a bit more of a new age pub than a place like Stoneys on 202. Yes still a pub like atmosphere but not old school pub. We like it here and go occasionally on the regular.“

“First time I came here, I was a little nervous, but the regulars are super friendly and the bartender is great!! I went there to read, and while I did get a lot done, it was great talking to the regulars.“

“My boyfriend and I were staying in a hotel nearby last week and decided to go out to get a couple of drinks. I’m glad we found this place. The Bartenders were attentive and friendly. We had a great time playing pool and drinking beer. I definitely recommend this place.“

“Been coming here frequently this year. Really friendly staff and affordable prices. It can get a bit packed on the weekends (it's an Irish Pub after all). But the environments great if you're looking for a chill night with your friends. My go to is the Woodchuck cider they have. Just be aware that they have a non-cash adjustment fee so best to pay in cash.“

“The place has a really warm, neighborhood pub feel to it. It’s the only local place I’ve found that can make a Guinness black & black. While the food there is good, the Irish options are limited. You can never go wrong with the big pretzel and the fish & chips. Both the French Onion and crab bisque soups are very good as are the pizzas. Prices are reasonable, service is good, and portions sizes are filling.“