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Flannery's Pub

About.com Rating four out of Five

By Sandy Mitchell, About.com

Flannery's Pub, Cleveland Ohio

Flannery's Pub

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The Bottom Line

Flannery's is the quintessential Irish pub. It has good, affordable pub fare, live music, and plenty of Irish whiskey, beer, and fun.
Pros
  • Fun, lively atmosphere
  • Within walking distance to Progressive Field and Quicken Loan Arena events
  • Lots of interesting beers
  • Live music on the weekends
  • The Colcannon ( Irish mashed potatoes with scallions and vegetables)
Cons
  • Some menu items miss the mark
  • Kitchen closes early on non-event evenings

Description

  • Flannery’s Pub
    323 E. Prospect Ave
    Cleveland, OH 44115
  • 216 781-7782
  • Hours:
    Monday – Friday: 1130am – 2am
    Saturday: 4pm – 2am
  • Closed on Sundays
    The kitchen closes earlier than the bar area.

Guide Review - Flannery's Pub

Flannery’s is a huge and inviting Irish pub and restaurant. It’s warm and welcoming, despite its size, with hardwood floors, gleaming brass railings, and deep mahogany paneling. Flannery’s is divided into a pub area with a long bar, private high-top tables, and a secluded back bar area as well as three dining areas. The menu features Irish classics, such as Irish stew, fish and chips, and the house favorite, colcannon, a mixture of mashed potatoes, grated cabbage and carrots, garlic, and scallions. Appetizers are typical bar food, but the entrée and sandwich menus contain some excellent choices. Try the blackened grouper sandwich with a spicy red pepper mayonnaise or the shepherd’s pie, a traditional Irish pub dish, made with chucks of beef, vegetables, colcannon, and cheddar, all baked in a pie. The prices at Flannery’s are reasonable. Lunch entrees average $4.95 and dinner entrees average $9.95.

Of course, no Irish meal would be complete without something to drink, and Flannery’s doesn’t disappoint. They offer a large menu of Irish, domestic, and imported as well as a varied selection of Irish whiskies and single malt Scotches. They also offer a full bar selection. Happy hour is 4pm – 7pm , Mondays through Fridays, when patrons receive $1 off any draft beer, house wine, or house liquor in the bar area Flannery’s comes to life on St. Patrick’s Day when it opens just after dawn for a hearty Irish breakfast and all the green beer you can drink.

(Last updated 11-05-06)

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