Irish Restaurants in Memphis, TN

“We had a lovely and delicious dinner last night, our first time dining at Bog & Barley. We thought the atmosphere and decor to be gorgeous and inviting and the service was fantastic. I did find the food a little too salty for my taste, but still extremely edible. I do have one complaint and suggestion about the Rainbow Trout that I ordered; the sauce and roe was served on top of the fish skin and in my opinion, it would have been better skin side down with sauce on the fish itself. The only time I personally would eat fish skin is if it was fried crispy and that is not the case with this dish. I'll be back, but I will probably order something else next time.“

“Great bar. You can tell the bartender took pride in every drink he made. The best Ruben sandwich I have ever had. This is my new go to place anytime I am in Memphis.“

“If you want a good drink, TJs rarely disappoints. Great bartenders, good friends, and I can still smoke a cigarette while having a drink and watching a game. Good ventilation keeps the place from getting foggy. Been going to Mulligans since the first original location at Kirby and Quince (wishful Lee still had it). Always has, and will always be my favorite place while coming thru Memphis..(my hometown)“

“My husband and I stopped here on our way home to Texas from East Tennessee and had THE BEST time! The atmosphere, food, drinks, and staff are top notch! Our server, Debbie, had a great recommendation for the whiskey in my old fashioned and complimented my husband’s choice on his whiskey flight, giving him her advice on how to progress through the drinks for the best experience. The scotch eggs, fish and chips, bread pudding, and Bailey’s cheesecake were all fantastic! We’re making Celtic Crossing Memphis a must stop anytime we’re in our passing through Memphis from now on and recommend everyone to try them out!!“