The Old Triangle Irish Alehouse
$$ • Irish Pub, Irish, Pubs Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout The Old Triangle Irish Alehouse
Customers' Favorites
Guinness Irish Stew
Braised Lamb Shank
Pan Fried Haddock
IPA Beer Tasting
Mushroom Ravioli
Liver and Onions
Shepherd's Pie
Fried Pepperoni
Fish and Chips
Irish Nachos
Recent Reviews
355 ratings
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Was greeted after 5 minutes waiting by the door and told that service would be really slow tonight. The place is fairly empty. Just not impressed. Website and google said there’s be live music tonight, but apparently not.
Sat at the bar and the service there was great. Watched the bartender expertly pour a few pints of Guinness.
Guess I was just here on the wrong night. Stayed for a beer and left for greener pastures.
Sat at the bar and the service there was great. Watched the bartender expertly pour a few pints of Guinness.
Guess I was just here on the wrong night. Stayed for a beer and left for greener pastures.
Live music outstanding
Quiet on a Sunday evening. Rooftop garden seating is available. Food was fresh and tasty.
Hours
| Monday | 12 - 11PM |
| Tuesday | 12 - 11PM |
| Wednesday | 12 - 11PM |
| Thursday | 12 - 11PM |
| Friday | 12PM - 2AM |
| Saturday | 12PM - 2AM |
| Sunday | 4 - 11PM |
The Old Triangle Irish Alehouse offers a mix of good and not-so-good experiences. The wings are a highlight, especially the boneless wings with chili honey sauce. The surf and turf can be a letdown, with small portions and overcooked scallops and shrimp. However, the pub has delicious food options like salads and a veggie munchies platter, though the platter was missing waffle fries. The desserts, including the Guinness gingerbread cake with rum sauce and a fudgy gluten-free brownie, are stars. The service is generally great—fast, efficient, and friendly—even when busy. The atmosphere can be sticky floors, but the Irish dance sessions and music make for a fun time. Kids are allowed before 9 PM, which many appreciate. The pub has multiple locations and is a reliable spot for a drink, featuring tasty beverages like the local Big Spruce beer. The food is okay, with average bar food like the regular burger with fries and chicken pesto pasta. Prices feel a bit high for a small town, but the friendly service and lively vibe keep guests coming back. There's even a ceilidh on Wednesdays, providing a unique experience for those enjoying a pint.