If you live within walking distance I suppose this small bar is conveniently located however if you're looking for parking, good luck as you'll likely need to park in one of the train station parking lots and hike up a hill. Granted I was one of four people in this self proclaimed "traditional Irish pub" on a Thursday evening. I was greeted by two older gentlemen singing along to a George Michael song which was playing on the jukebox.

The beer tap "wasn't working" so I resorted to their selection of bottled beers of which they have just over a dozen; none of which are Irish, except for the Magner's cider if that counts as a 'beer'. Common staples; Coors Light, Budweiser, Michelob, Corona, etc. Bit disappointing.

As nobody was sitting in the dining room section I nursed my beer from the bar and ordered a chicken pot pie. The price of the food was good however I couldn't help but smirk when the bartender went into the back and I heard the microwave being turned on. Right on cue a few moments later my food was ready seconds after the microwave dinged. If I wanted microwavable food and a bottle of Bud Light I would have stopped by the 7-11 up the road, heck at least they have a parking lot.