T.C. O'Leary's

T.C.s is a family owned pub which is reflected in the service and atmosphere. Seating is limited to small tables around the outer edge of the restaurant. There is also two outdoor spaces, the first is out front in the added patio on the street and the second is out back in the covered patio. Out back there is a fireplace and space to gather as group. On tap they have a large selection of beers and usually at least one cider. They also have a full bar to order other drinks as well. My favorite thing to order is their Curry fries which are perfectly crisped and well seasoned. Parking: There is no on-site parking and you do have to park on the street. Wheelchair accessibility: The restaurant is street level. The pub tends to be a bit packed so navigating may be a little difficult but otherwise you shouldn't have any trouble entering or exiting

One of the best Irish bars in the Pacific Northwest. TC himself makes this such a wonderful place. So many stories to share about this placeRecommended dishesShepherds Pie

We stop in a couple times a year and always feel welcome. Definitely a "regulars" feel, but not in a bad way and it's easy to strike up a conversation. Hard-working, very personable, staff. Rock solid menu that delivers. Lots going on on their calendar. Might just stop in more often now that I'm typing this...lolFood: 5/5

Would've rated a lot higher if the fish batter wasn't burnt. Nice chips, salmon salad decent. Cozy spot, friendly service and atmos. Great selection of beer, Extensive whiskey .Food: 3/5

Tried to go in just before 6pm on a Sunday, there were quite a few folks I'm there drinking and having a good time. My wife and I were rudely told they already had last call. I tried to give an out saying I should have checked the hours before we came in. He doubled down and smugly stated it's his discretion on when to close. Sure is, but you don't have to be a jerk about it. A simple "hey sorry we're closing early today, hope to have you in soon" would've sufficed. Instead we feel singled out and unwelcome.

Went here before show at Alberta Rose on reccomendation of my friend's friend. I've been to Ireland and this looks like the pubs I saw there. We ordered the half grill cheese and the half fish and chips. Both of them chips were good; fish was a little "battery--lots of it" The Shot & Beer special good price Parking: Would need to park on street

A traditional Irish bar that serves various foods. Spent a few hours here while in town and had a great time. We drank Guinness and shots of Jameson and had some tasty fish and chips. A very cozy comfortable place with a friendly bar tender and good service. Outdoor area with a dart board and covered for cold rainy days. May only complaint is they don't have a waitress and you have to order at the cash register, which isn't a big deal, but it isn't clear to new customers. We had a great time and the food was yummy. Just felt like we were putting the bartender out since we weren't sure how to order. Also, he didn't tell us what to do, just that we had to wait for 10 mins. I would recommend and go back, just know things work a little different here.

Stopped for a drink or two before going to our show at the Alberta Theater. Atmosphere was great, huge selection of whiskeys at a decent price, and great customer service. I wish I had time to try the Shepards pie because it looked delectableFood: 5/5

Great food that'll stick to your ribs in the cold weather. I usually hate tartar sauce but theirs was actually quite good. Service staff and wonderful and attentive.Food: 5/5

Happened upon this place on a Sunday afternoon and got to listen to live music and have a beer and some fish and chips. Atmosphere is great, small inside but it is perfect for what it is. We will be back!Food: 5/5