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Businiess name:
Dan Mc Guiness Irish Pub
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
Don't go here! The first time went visited we thought wow what a cool looking place. But, after getting horrible and rude service the next 3 times we visited we decided to avoid it. The only thing Irish about it is the woodwork and the name. We spoke to the owner and asked why they don't have live Irish music and he said he wasn't interested in it. He was also amazingly arrogant. The food was lousy but most of all the owner/manager and waiters/bartenders were arrogant, rude and made the customer feel like they were bothering them. The fish and chips were all batter and grease and cold. \r
Definitely not what you would expect. It sounded like the owner/manager was on a power trip so much that he didn't care what his customers wanted. In a music town like Nashville the potential is great for this place. But, they are blowing it. Besides needed improvement in service, most of all they need authentic exciting Irish music. People in Nashville are sophisticated musically and would eat up this place if they had Irish music at least 3 or 4 times a week.\r
Until that happens I would say avoid this place. You would be better off going to McCreary's Pub in Franklin. McCreary's is the best pub in the Nashville area by far! They are nice too.
Pros: woodwork decent
Cons: horrible negative attitudes from service/no Irish music/ bad food
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