Irish Restaurants near Sinking Spring, PA

Ganly's Irish Pub & Restaurant Irish • $$
500 Brownsville Rd, Sinking Spring

Customers` Favorites

Side Salad with Blue Cheese Dressing
Marsala Mushroom and Swiss Burger
Ganly's Torpedo Shrimp Basket
Maryland Mac and Cheese
Bavarian Pub Pretzels
Jameson Bread Pudding
Bangers \u0026 Mashed
Shrimp Torpedo Wrap
Boxty Quesadillas
French Onion Soup

“First time visit to Ganly's and it was wonderful. Drinks were great, food delicious and very comfortable setting - next time we will try to eat outside, that looked beautiful. Our server, Courtney Z was really great. She made the whole experience perfect.
Thank you!“

4.6 Superb367 Reviews
Trooper Thorn's Irish Beef House Pubs • $$
451 Morgantown Road, Reading - 4.58 miles

Customers` Favorites

It Was a New York Stripper Cooked Medium Asparagus and Broccoli
House Burger with Side of Blue Cheese and French Fries
Bossman for the Man Sandwich
Reuben Sandwich
Fish and Chips
Shepherd's Pie
Steamed Shrimp
Bridie Supper
Fish & Chips
Scotch Egg

“We LOVED this place! We had 9 of us go for trivia night and had a great experience. food was wonderful, drinks were amazing, and wait staff were exceptional! We will be back.“

4.6 Superb97 Reviews
Ugly Oyster Drafthaus Seafood • $$
21 South 5th Street, Reading - 4.42 miles

Customers` Favorites

Butterfly Shrimp and Fries
Oysters on the Halfshell
Blue Point Raw Oysters
Steamed Seafood Sampler
Fried Oyster Sandwich
Fish \u0026 Chips
The Ugly Pretzel
Crab Dip for Two
Coconut Shrimp
Chicken Wings

“This summer I had the privilege of bringing my mom to Pennsylvania from overseas for the very first time. Since I'm still fairly new to the area myself, I wanted to introduce her to some of the places that make this region so special. One recommendation that kept coming up was The Ugly Oyster, not only for its food, but for its incredible history.

From the moment we walked through the doors, we were welcomed with genuine warmth. Our server, Norie, was absolutely wonderful. She was attentive, kind, and one of those rare people who makes you feel like she's genuinely happy to see you. It's not every day that you meet people in hospitality who are so passionate about what they do, and that made our visit feel incredibly personal. Before we left, we couldn't resist asking Norie to jump into a photo with us. That probably says more about how welcome she made us feel than anything else I could write.

We also had the pleasure of meeting Kayla, the owner, who took the time to share the story behind The Ugly Oyster and its remarkable history. Learning that the pub was originally shipped from Ireland and carefully preserved made the experience so much more meaningful. Coming from a family with deep European roots, we genuinely appreciated hearing the story behind the building and the care that has gone into preserving such a unique piece of history. It transformed our visit into something much more memorable than simply going out for lunch.

What impressed me most was the respect shown for this landmark. Anyone can own a restaurant, but it takes a special kind of person to become a steward of a historic building. Rather than stripping away its character, it's clear that every effort has been made to preserve what makes this place so unique while ensuring it can continue to be enjoyed for generations to come. That level of care deserves recognition, and Kayla's passion for sharing the building's story is something every visitor should experience.

Our food and drinks arrived quickly, but what stood out even more was the quality. Everything we ordered was fresh, beautifully prepared, and thoroughly enjoyed. The atmosphere was warm, welcoming, authentically Irish, and there was an unmistakable sense of pride throughout the entire establishment. It felt like a place where everyone genuinely cared, not only about the food they were serving, but about the experience they were creating for every guest who walked through the door.

Out of everything we did during my mom's trip, The Ugly Oyster became one of her favorite memories. We talked about it for days afterward. Unfortunately, time didn't allow us to return before she flew home, but we've already decided that when she comes back to Pennsylvania, The Ugly Oyster will be the very first place we visit.

If you're looking for more than just a meal, if you're looking for history, character, genuine hospitality, and people who truly care about what they do, I can't recommend The Ugly Oyster highly enough. Places like this are becoming increasingly rare. The passion, pride, and genuine care shown by Kayla and her team made our visit unforgettable. We left with full stomachs, a genuine appreciation for people who pour their hearts into what they do, and memories my mom still talks about. We cannot wait to return.“

4.1 Good159 Reviews

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