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Businiess name:
Tir Na Nog Irish Pub & Restaurant
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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While it can take a while to get your first beer at the Nog, the rest normally come in much faster, once you've established yourself with the bar staff. The Guinness is very much the wait, and I don't think I've ever had a bad pour there. They do the normal two part pour, yielding an excellent pint; utilizing a Nitro-gas mix.
On the food, the bangers and mash is always good.
The atmosphere is quite good; lots of bar traffic on a busy night. Plenty of seating if you'd rather keep to yourself.
The booking manager, Annie Nice, does a particularly good job with booking local and out of town live bands. I've personally seen "Enter the Haggis" - a Canadian celtic rock band - go see these folks or check them out if you can. I've had the good fortune to see Dexter Romweber play on stage at the Nog, with about thirty people in the bar; and Big Boss brewery lovelies pouring us beer all night. You know you can't get that kind of personal attention elsewhere.
Annie also does a great job of supporting local Irish music. The Ghosts of Erin play there semi regularly; and while being personal friends of mine, deserve a mention. They use a variety of instruments - Bodhran, Uellian Pipes. It's worth heading down to see the band just to hear Eric Hahn play pipes. Chad holds the rhythm down with the Bodrahn and our man Jerbo plays guitar, lute (evoking a haunting use of time) and fiddle. They play old-traditional songs, and leave the pub-drinking songs to other bands. I recorded a few tracks from a recent concert there. This should help one get a feel for the place :-
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The place also boosts two well kept up dart boards.
Paul
Pros: Guiness, darts, music
Cons: Foosball table needs a lot of work.
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