“Donnelly's is a classic Irish pub - friendly but low key, you can sit at the bar and chat or snag a table in the corner for privacy. The beer selection is excellent with a good rotation, and the food is also very good. This is my go-to place in Fairport!“
“Had a pleasant lunch with an old friend. The food and service were great. I'll be back to try their dinner menu. The only quibbles I have is that it was a little chilly (my companion had to go to the car for a sweater) and the booth benches were so low (or saggy) that they made both of us feel like children sitting at the adult table.“
“Steven was the bartender at the time of my visit there. He was Great! Always smiling, quick, you long for nothing, he is very accommodating in a timely fashion, he gives of nothing but positive energy, yet professional and efficient! Place was very clean, even with all covid rules practiced and followed accordingly, the place still felt like a "normal; Good old Tavern experience", just like the good old days before covid-19 corrupted the bar/social life ? .... Five star rating for sure! I will definitely be back for even just the basic rules of thumb pertaining to Tavern enthusiasts expectations.... great service, great staff, good company, very cleanly, welcoming, amazing food (highly recommend their PIZZA!) .... An Overall, accommodating experience all the way around! ?Great Job *?FINN'S☘️*?????RT. 21Marion, NY!*BEST PLACE TO STOP IN THE AREA*“
“Came from New Jersey for a 30th Surprise Birthday and The Rail did not disappoint! We were sat outside under the gazebo where food and drinks were served quickly as needed. There was a variety of appetizers including Wings, Fried Green Beans, Pretzel, and Mozz Sticks, which were all EXCELLENT; and a nice selection of yummy Beers to drink them down with. Jersey is tough competition for food and I actually considered ordering some Wings and Beans to take back for the road trip. Friendly Staff, Great Atmosphere, Excellent Food all wrapped up in a place I probably would've just driven by not even knowing ... Who knew?“