O’Sheas Irish Pub

Can you give zero stars for prejudice? The bleep behind the bar was too busy serving her friends free drinks to wait on me and my friends. Use to be a good bar when it was Lonnegans!

Don’t see what all the other fuss was about with these negative reviews. …came on Crown n Down night with karaōke on stage, and it was great. Ordered 25 Chipotle wings and they were out within 15 minutes. Went great with my talk blue moon. I’ll sure as he’ll leave our waitress a nice tip. She kept the drinks coming and we were a party of 9.

Police trap! I know if 5 people pulled over coming out of here, including myself. As soon as I pulled out of the parking lot a chip immediately pulled me over because my license plate light was out. This is nothing more then a trap. Don’t go here without a DD or über.

Place is terrible. Poor ventilation. wont let my designated driver in because she is my own daughter who is under 21. Dont go

Great atmosphere. Lots of fun. Tons of TVs for everybody’s enjoyment to watch what you want. Good food, good drinks, awesome place to go.

I am an avid karaōke signer. Everyday Wednesday night I go and challenge anyone who may dare cross me and my award winning vocals. I also like the pizza.

Ja know, I liked O’Sheas Irish Pub. We drove clear across DFW to come here for a birthday get together and I’m glad we did! There was a live band that seemed to know every Santana song (yeah, it got old) but the waitress was on her game and the crowd felt friendly.
There are new cool garage type doors that open and let all the good springtime air in, and they were open the night I came. The first beer my man was given was flat, and the waitress even told him that it was the last of the keg and the next beer would surely be better. Okay, how about you not give us a shitty beer now and not give us a shitty beer later? M’kay? She was young and I’ll cut her come slack. Maybe stick with bottled beer, if you end up going.
During the band’s breaks they played great 80’s music with the music video on the large projection screen. Steve Perry in his 80’s glory ftmfw. I even recorded it on my phone and text it to Nickie G 500+ miles away, I was so tickled to see it.
I probably wouldn’t drive 40 minutes to specifically go to this bar… but if I was in the neighborhood or invited back in 361 days, I would gladly go!

For me and my husband, this is our secret date spot. We have kids so we rarely get out and we keep coming to O’Shea’s because we don’t have to get dressed up, we don’t have to wait in any line, and if we don’t have a lot of time, we can play two games of pool and drink a beer in under an hour. Beers are reasonably priced and food is decent. Love the queso! Patrons have always been friendly enough and the waitresses have always been attentive. Bring a roll of quarters for the tables.

Food ok… drinks ok… but pub? Not really… the place is huge… looking for a more quiet intimate pub… music too loud. Would rather go to a smaller, quieter place.

I enjoyed the live music, and had fun with my friends during our evening out. The service left a lot to be desired. Despite sitting at a table, I had to go to the bar twice to get drinks because our waitress was no where to be found. Although she was apologetic for being hard to find, this aspect of the visit here was disappointing. I’ll probably give them another shot given the location and proximity to friends?

If you don’t smoke, stay away, very very far away. If you do smoke, you have until the end of December to get your fix. Then after that, I’m not sure what they’ll do? Perhaps knock it down and rebuild? I can’t imagine spic & span and fresh paint will neutralize what has been years upon years of a hazy puff-​fest.
But maybe it’s mua? My never-​have-​smoked-​before friends didn’t seem to experience the burning nostrils sensation or urge to hurl like I did. so I’m assuming it’s the x-​smoker factor? I do feel as if I developed a super sniffer (not by choice) this past decade when it comes to the stale aroma of lingering cheap ciggs.
Aside from that, it seems like a great hole in the wall spot if sticking close to home. From what I saw in my brief 60 mins or less, they have two relatively large stages, a lot of TVs, pool tables, decent HH specials, a variety of bar food, a large beer selection and a friendly staff. I’ll revise when I visit the no smoking version next year.

It’s assumed it will be smoky but honestly there is no one smoking nearby and it’s terrible, but that isn’t the worst part it’s unbelievably hot in here when it’s not hot outside and my husband has waited over an hour and a half for wings. After asking wait staff 4 times someone finally decided to check and of course his food went somewhere else. There has to be a better choice in our area.

Never heard of this place before until I was looking for the next place to go drinking. After reading the Unilocal reviews today it seems to have its ups and downs. Obviously my visit is just a snap shot but I have a happy picture for a souvenir.
This place is rather expansive, with a pretty large stage and it looks like a couple of dance floors. There’s two bars, the main one inside, and a smaller one to serve the outside crowd.
Our server, Amanda, was «just helping out» but ended up looking after us all night. She was able to answer questions about the beer selection, and have a few recommendations.
For food, had the potato skins which turned out to be large potato haves well covered in cheese. My friends and I split them and enjoyed them.
While we were there a band setup and started playing but it wasn’t really out kind of music, and it was about time to move on anyway.
Overall, no real complaints at all, nothing really stood out as special, except our server who was attentive and looked after us well. This is a smoking establishment so you may not want to wear your best clothes if heading out here.

After I work tonight, I decided to hop in a bar and this is the one I have decided to come. As I come in towards the bar, a nice smiley bartender girl greeted with me and was pleasant. I got a blue hawaiian for $ 5.50 and enjoyed the soft music inside as I enjoy the drink. It was great talking to the bartenders as I drink as well and man the drink is good, they mixed pretty well. Will Definitely come back again perhaps I can get something when it’s on the daily special.

Ordered the game day nachos and drinks, the nachos were great and easily fed 2 people plus some! Had beer as our drinks, prices were reasonable. The waitress was really nice but we had to go find her a couple times to refill our drinks, but I do understand they were busy. It was a nice, laid back pup with pool tables and darts, we’ll be back.

My first visit to O’Sheas won’t be my last. It’s a big bar with decent food and a great beer selection. One of my favorite beers, Left Hand Nitro, was right there on tap, so extra points, for sure. Beer was cold and the more than friendly bar keep didn’t let my glass stay empty for long.
I ordered a veggie pizza for dinner. This wasn’t the out-​of-​the-​freezer pie that you’ll get in a lot of places. Crust was nice an crisp and veggies were fresh.
Looking forward to coming back during football seasason for some Sunday Ticket.

I honestly don’t know what anyone is expecting when they walk in. It’s not the Mandalay, and that’s the charm. I show up to play pool a couple times a week, the bartender knows my face at least. Yeah, sometimes service is slow, but it’s a damn long bar, and often there’s only one person behind it.
I’ve never tried their food, so I can’t speak to that, but the drinks are standard pour. A lot of bartenders overpour at the beginning of the evening, then underpour later when everyone is too drunk to notice. O’Shea’s counts match mine when I watch. (Source– I’m a bartender.)
Anyway, it’s a casual place to meet up and enjoy a night out without the pressure that getting dressed up and going out to Dallas brings. And when the drunk people start dancing, it’s a.w.e.s.o.m.e.

well… we had a good spending and drinking group come in sunday. There was only one waitress working, she tried to do a good job. But she also worked as bartender.
And the drinks were super WEAK. I had propably 5 margaritas and a shot, i didnt feel anything. Not because I am an alcoholic but because I saw how she pours… like half a shot on a tall glass.
My BF ordere vodka soda, and the shot was redic in there… serious. He had about 10 drinks…
We ordered food too. OMG it was SO salty it was yuck. My bf had tacos, they were bland and no flavor to it. serious. i am not a super picky eater but this was bad, specially for the price.
The beans were SO salty it was not good… i tried to mix them with the runny salty cheese on the nachos (the nachos were big and the meat and chips actually good) but the salt was just way too much.
We had a bill of about $ 80 each (for 3 people) and again… the drinks were so effen weak and the food so not good… it was literally throwing $ 80 away.
Yeah, no.

After a long day of work on a Saturday you’d think one would go home and drop dead. Nope, I got invited out to a post baby shower get-​together. Yeah, I’ve never heard of that either. But my close friends are getting ready to have a baby girl and there was a Pearl Jam cover band playing at O’Sheas and I figured, what the hell.
Of course I brought a cool punk band onsie for the new baby. It was well received. As for O’Sheas. Nice place, spacious, and apparently the home for Cornhole tournaments. Who knew Texas had an indoor Cornhole league… does anything surprise me anymore here in Texas? I came to see the band and have a beer or two and hang out with friends. They had a decent selection of good beer on tap, I has a Red Hook IPA and one other. The music was decent. They had the usual bar food, saw some really good cream cheese filled bacon wrapped jalapenos… they looked really good. Had a slice of some so-​so pepperoni pizza. But I was there for the friends and it’s a pretty nice place I’d go back to if it weren’t way out of the area for me.
That and the drunk dancers were pretty funny.

I headed over to O’sheas the other night to get my pub fix (while I eagerly await the opening of The Londoner down the street). I made my appearance late on a Tuesday night, so there was plenty of room at the bar. Actually, there was nobody at the bar and I got the impression that sitting there was an inconvenience to the bartender. Whoever this dude was, he was not thrilled to see my party of three. He hastily asked what we wanted to drink, and when I inquired about their cider selection he answered in a super low voice that trailed off into silence. What? I was somehow able to read his lips as he mumbled «Angry Orchard», so that’s what I went with. Once we received our glasses he ran away to play cornhole with his buddies, and looked super annoyed the one time he came back to check on us. He got a tad more personable as we got ready to leave. He was happy to play his games in peace!
Fortunately, I don’t think the attitude of this one bartender speaks for O’sheas as a whole. It’s a pretty comfortable and super spacious bar with a ton of entertainment. They’ve got your pool tables, video games, darts, tv’s, and cornhole, and they have a decent food and drink menu. There are tons of specials each day of the week, so you can definitely get in and out for cheap. Another plus is their stage, which is a good size with a lot of floor space around it. They’ve got bands booked for every weekend, which is awesome, and they also do trivia night. I love interactive bars!
At the end of the day, I think O’sheas is pretty solid. I’ll go back on a busier night when I won’t feel like such a burden to the bar staff!