We want you to enjoy your St. Patrick's Day and below are some helpful tips.
- Come Early and Come Late if you prefer to avoid the big crowds
- No Reservations needed, when you arrive, check in with the host and we'll get you sat as soon as we can. Feel free to grab a drink while you wait
- If crowds aren't your thing, no problem! We serve Irish food 365 days a year. Come tonight or Saturday and all next week will be great times to celebrate with us as well.
- Parking in Everett: If the parking lot is full the medical and dental to the East of restaurant have allowed our guests to park free all day, McCollum Park free parking is just a few blocks away
- Parking in Spokane: County lot next door is free on weekends, street parking off Monroe and Broadway all day
Click Here for Full Schedules All Weekend Long! Stay tuned for another email next week with highlights for the Big Day!
- All Locations are Family Friendly
- All Locations offering Traditional Irish Food & Drink available all day
- All Locations offering Platter Pick Ups the week before for hosting your own group! Order Here
- All Locations offering delivery and pick up orders via UberEATS
We are loaded up with plenty of Corned Beef and even more Guinness! Grab your friends and come on down. No better time to celebrate with the Irish!
Are you interested in walking in the Seattle St. Patrick's Day Parade on Saturday, March 15th with us? We will be walking with the Irish & Celtic Society of Snohomish County. If you are interested we will meet at our Seattle Location in the Smith Tower (508 2nd Ave) ahead of the parade at 10am and then walk a few short blocks to the start. We will have swag and giveaways and we'd love for you to join us! Click here for more details.
Sláinte!
Shawn and Family
And of course an Irish joke......
A man is walking down a street in Dublin and sees a sign that says, "Talking Dog for Sale." Intrigued, he goes inside and sees a dog sitting in a cage.
He asks the owner, "Does this dog really talk?"
The owner replies, "Sure does. Go ahead, ask him something."
The man asks the dog, "So, what's it like being a talking dog?"
The dog replies, "Well, I've had a pretty interesting life. I used to work for the CIA, you know. I went on all sorts of secret missions. Then I worked for NASA, helping them with space travel. And now, I'm here."
The man is amazed. "Wow, that's incredible! Why would you sell a dog like that?"
The owner shrugs and says, "He's a liar. He hasn't done anything."
