Eagan Arms Public House
4250 Lexington Ave S #111, Eagan
(651) 348-7361
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10/10, anyone who says otherwise can jog on.
We ordered appetizers and dinner. The sausage rolls did not have a lot of flavor, my dinner did not have much either. My husband liked his dinner, but was somewhat disappointed.
Our server was excellent, friendly, helpful, attentive (but not too much) and seemed to enjoy her job.
Dining area and restrooms were very clean. We were very thankful there wasn't music blasting.
Presentation recommendation: paper menus that came off the copy machine are alright, but I would prefer one that has not obviously been touched by a lot of people before me. Please consider laminating as these can be wiped off. Also, a few extra napkins on the table would be nice.
We like to support local and independent businesses and considering the other very positive reviews, we'll hope that perhaps someone forgot to add spices the day we visited. Because of that and the great service (waitstaff, owner and Monica), we may have to give Eagan Arms another try; sounds like breakfast or brunch would be good to try.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Amazing! Monica is the coolest!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
If you've ever been to Merlins Rest in MPLS, you will be excited to know there is an Irish oasis in Egan too! I had a great experience there as I caught with old friends. Thank all!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Awesome I loved the chocolate cake. And Mac and cheese *simple yet tasty* (family of 4)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
English food was great. Atmosphere could use some uplifting to be more like an english pub.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
I love getting dinner here on a cold winter night, with the cozy warm British fare like pasties, stews, and hot pies; but until today I had never tried it for lunch, let alone in summer. It was a great experience! I had the teriyaki salmon bowl, very tasty, such fresh ingredients, perfect with a Lonely Blonde Ale on tap on a warm day after a hike. My hiking companion had the fish tacos, with a Guinness Zero, and loved them. We vowed to come back, with our wives, for another summer lunch soon. Sitting outside was very pleasant and the service was great.
We went for breakfast, and my husband, who is British, had the full English, and I had the avocado toast with an Irish coffee. All were delish!!! 😋 I highly recommend it. It's a pub so go with that experience in mind. We loved it.
Fish and chips were great. Bartender was awesome and everyone was super friendly. If I'm ever in the area again I'll make sure to stop there.
We ate here between baseball games. The owner was waiting tables and bartending, she was fantastic, highly recommend!
Restaurantji Recommends
Had the Irish fish & chips. Fish was good, chips pretty soggy. Our friend said the fish tacos were very good. The noise level in the restaurant was unbearable.
We were here on Saturday at about noon and the restaurant was crazy busy with customers (whole ball teams from park across the street). Even though they were slammed, we still received good service from Max and the food (sausage rolls and Irish Burger) was delicious!
I bloody love this place, possibly the most enjoyable pub I've been to in the whole south metro- if not the state itself
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Irish Stew
The fish and chips didn’t match British or Irish versions in any way. Totally missed the mark. It was school lunch version frozen fish sticks and fries. This is a not an easy complaint to overlook for a British/Irish pub. I hate to be picky, but I feel I need to say the hard truth and hope for improvement. The meat pasty, salad and Reuben tots were good. Tasty drinks. Servers did a nice job.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Amazing food!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fish and Chips British Style
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