Patrick Sheehan's Irish Pub

Nice irish pub with friendly staff. For St. Patrick's Day, this certainly is the place to be. You can play darts and at times there is live music. Great place to hang out with friends. Some TVs to keep you entertained. It can get crowded in here sometimes. The facility is older and has a nice look to it. Clean facility. No credit card surcharge. Washrooms need work on busy nights. Prices are getting high. Very dark inside. Paid parking until 6pm for all street and city garage parking lots. Private lots are enforced 24 hours. Keep an eye out for attendance in city lots. There are event parking fees. Bus stops nearby. Bus terminal close by.

PATRICK SHEEHAN’S, YOU WERE HOME. The doors may close, but these walls will forever hold our best nights the *clink* of glasses, the hum of bad karaoke, or bands 👀 🕛☀️s the way James knew your order (and your limits) before you would To the bar that raised us: *Sláinte*. To James, the GOAT of bartenders: *We’ll never forget you*. #LastRoundOnUs

Great place to hang out and have a drink, there is usually good live music every weekend as well!

The Band mates and I went out for a late night beer after practice the other night and stopped in at Sheehan's Pub for a pitcher. James was a great bartender and was very friendly. He gave us some great outside advice as a music listener. Great pub and great staff. 👍

I was here a couple weekends ago and had a terrible experience. Upon entering the pub the owner approached us, asking us to buy lots of drinks as he’s “trying to make rent this month”. Very unprofessional in my opinion - I’m a server so I understand the difficult times that COVID has brought for restaurant owners but this comment was not appropriate - it also suggests that they would over serve if necessary to ensure profit. A group at the back was asked to leave because one of them fell asleep at the table, understandable! She was definitely over served as she was clearly staggering around the pub for most of the evening. As this group was leaving, calmly and respectfully (put masks on and gathered their things) one of the men in their group was physically (aggressively) thrown out the back door and the other was kicked in the face by the same bouncer. As a bystander there is no way either of these men deserved this as they weren’t even paying attention to the bouncer as they were leaving. It doesn’t seem possible that they could’ve been giving him a hard time as they were laughing and talking amongst each other as they left - seemed totally unprovoked. Additionally, the owner was over his capacity and the bouncers had let too many people in, there was no social distancing, and masks were not being enforced. Like I said, I understand the difficulty of the situation but he’ll be lucky if someone doesn’t contact public health due to the overcrowding and lack of masks. Final note - the bartenders were wonderful, efficient and lovely - thank you for great service. The blond bouncer needs to be reined in… sooner or later someone is going to charge him with assault.