

Irish pub grub delivered with ales brewed in copper kettles, plus live music most nights.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Friday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–2 AM |
| Monday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 600 E Gregory St, Pensacola, FL 32502
Phone: (850) 433-6789
Website: https://www.mcguiresirishpub.com/
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We went today, 1/31, and it was amazing service as always. Kim took amazing care of us. She made excellent suggestions, she was kind, funny, and just an amazing server. She was quick, efficient, and just the best server we’ve had at McGuires to date. And we’ve been going there for years.
Oh and the Irish Wake, it’s sooooo good!!! Watch out for it, it definitely sneaks up on you.
10/10 definitely recommend this place!!!
Also, sometimes there is a wait for this place, but trust me it’s worth the wait!!
I ordered prime rib cooked rare, hit the mark. Loved the idea of putting your own toppings on my baked potato.
Ordered a slice of cheesecake to go, best I’ve ever had and was huge. Will be returning to McGuire’s again. Sooner than later.
The prices were more than I would normally pay, but it was worth it.
As we entered it seemed as though we entered a labyrinth. The interior was a bit darkly lit. It was a weekday but the place was packed to the maximum with customers.
We were seated and quickly perused through the extensive menu. The food came out quickly and hot. The loaded potato skins was amazing. The burger was juicy and delicious.
The service was impeccable to say the least. We spent some time at the gift shop to purchase some merchandise before we headed back home.
Aloha and mahalo for the Southern hospitality. We’ll be back soon to try the other delicacies.
For my starters, I ordered both the Caesar salad and the famous Senate Bean Soup. At only 18 cents for the soup, I figured there was no harm in trying both, and I was certainly glad I did. The soup was excellent—so flavorful I didn’t even bother putting crackers in it—while the salad was perfectly fine and exactly as expected. However, the pacing of the service was a bit brisk; they began bringing out the baked potato toppings while I was still finishing my starters, and the presentation of the toppings wasn’t particularly fancy. Mid-way through my salad, my steak and potato were served. The Prime NY Strip (medium) came out on a cast iron plate, sizzling and spattering hot oil on the table and my hand while I tried to finish my greens. This delivery method kept cooking the outside of the meat, resulting in an uneven cook where one side became very well-done. While I generally prefer a steak to rest before being served rather than sitting on an extremely hot skillet, the steak remained juicy, possessed a nice crust, and was extremely flavorful despite the temperature being a bit all over the place.
I finished with the potato, which, along with the salad, was included as a side in the cost of the steak. Overall, I felt the price was fair for the quality and experience, even if it wasn’t exactly inexpensive. From the moment I walked in to being seated, the staff was extremely professional and attentive, especially my waitress, Cat, who was wonderful. While I don’t think I would likely assume it to be Pensacola’s finest steakhouse in a strictly culinary sense, I absolutely would recommend that anyone visiting the area must visit this establishment, whether it is for the steaks or otherwise. It has been a memorable introduction to Pensacola, proving that even on a busy work trip, there is always room for tradition, great beer, and a solid steak.
What truly sets McGuire’s apart, though, is the atmosphere. The interior is legendary—covered wall to ceiling with millions of dollar bills, creating a fun, quirky, and uniquely Irish-American vibe you won’t find anywhere else. The décor alone makes it worth the visit, but combined with the great food and lively energy, it becomes a must-see destination.
The pub feels warm, lively, and full of character, perfect for a relaxed meal or a fun night out. McGuire’s isn’t just a restaurant—it’s an experience. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Pensacola or looking for a memorable dining spot!
Every time my family and I come to Pensacola, McGuire’s is a non-negotiable stop and it never disappoints. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere wraps you in Irish charm and good cheer. This visit, we were serenaded by someone singing all the classics with that unmistakable Irish flair, adding a joyful soundtrack to our evening.
The food? Absolutely exceptional. We ordered a ribeye, New York strip, fillet, and I had the white fish, each dish cooked to perfection. The flavors were rich, the portions generous, and the service was attentive and friendly throughout.
And of course, no trip to McGuire’s is complete without leaving our mark, stapling a signed dollar bill to a special spot on the wall, a tradition that never gets old.
If you’re anywhere near Pensacola, do yourself a favor and stop by McGuire’s. It’s more than a meal. It’s an experience filled with laughter, music, and memories. Highly recommend for a great time with family or friends!