

Buzzing hub supplying sandwiches & more along with many beer choices, plus pool tables, TVs & darts.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 470 Monroe Ave, Rochester, NY 14607
Phone: (585) 271-7190
Website: http://www.ocallspub.com/
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O’Callaghan’s Pub, 470 Monroe Ave, Rochester, NY 14607, US
Reviews
Today I ordered fish and chips…they’re incredible…if you actually get them. I didn’t. I got some nasty poutine appetizer after waiting for 40m.
As good as the food can be here, I won’t be re-ordering from this place out of principle. Can’t continually make mistakes and expect people to continue giving you business.
I’ve been a regular here for about 7 or 8 years so I hate to say this, but this bar has really gone downhill in recent years, it’s such a disappointment. I won’t go into much detail so as to protect the few people at this establishment that I do like and appreciate. The only reason I’ve still been popping in here is because I have friends who frequent here. But everything from the mediocre bar service, to the overpriced and overcooked food, to the $16 green tea shots, is enough to make me never come here again. Not to mention, their Guinness is $2.50 more than most places in the city, hence why I usually only went in here on Wednesdays.
I’ll get my $5 Guinness and $7 green tea shots literally anywhere else.
Also, change your fryer oil. Good lord. I hope this review helps you guys get back on track.
RE to owner: I really REALLY wish I could reach out to Scotty. God rest his soul. I hope he opened a McKay’s Bar up in heaven and saved me a seat. Where the drinks are reasonably priced, the food isn’t overcooked, and the owners aren’t racist towards black people, like this place is. Way to run your business into the ground and blame it on someone who’s no longer with us. Shame on you, Kevin. Shame. I’ve spent over $2,000 a year at your bar for nearly a decade but not a day more.