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Mickey Cassidy’s is a family owned and operated Irish Restaurant & Public House located in Medway. We pride ourselves on our excellent service, we truly strive to make our customers feel at home! We have delicious, fresh food that includes Irish and American classics. (We have a gluten free menu as well and will do our best to cater to any allergies.) We have a variety of beer on draft as well as in bottles and cans! Our drink menu contains handcrafted cocktails by our bartenders. Mickey Cassidy’s has something for everyone; kid friendly, live music on the weekends, and delicious food and drink options for everyone!
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Address: 116 Main St, Medway, MA 02053
Phone: (508) 533-1343
Website: http://www.mickeycassidys.com/
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Bobby Taylor
Fun pub in Medway located at the back of a shopping center. Bar area is cozy and nicely laid out. Had lunch on a Saturday early afternoon. Our waitress was friendly and helpful.lunch included Pub Sandwich (Irish bacon, cheddar & tomato on sourdough toast ), Classic Rueben, and Moroccan Turkey Tips with rice and asparagus. Sandwiches came with shoestring fries. All were delicious, Tandoori turkey was nicely charred on the edges and had a slightly spicy sauce. We will be back for dinner and drinks, the fish and chips looked awesome!
… moreJenn Schulz
Service was good, chicken pot pie – drowning pools of melted butter in a white sauce with veggies & chicken. Then a square of puff pastry on top also covered in butter.. There was no flavor at all to this dinner.. I was so excited for it too.
… moreEric
Stopped in tonight for the first time. Brett did a fantastic job helping us with food and beverage choices. The Bangers and Mash were on point. We were very impressed and will absolutely be returning again!
Great experience!
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Keith Camp
Awesome food, great drinks, best bartender ever!!! Even had live music…
… moreJoel Fuller
Great spot. The food is always top tier. We have ordered several different entrees and all of them have been fantastic. We also used their catering which was fantastic. Their staff is always super friendly and helpful from done to take out. Working with them on catering was super easy. We are always impressed with them!
… moreDerek Swaniawski
Solid favorite spot. The food is always top-tier, and we’ve tried multiple entrées—all of them fantastic!
… moreAnneliese Harrison
We are obsessed with Mickey Cassidy’s….it’s our go to for Thursday/Friday night take out meals and it never fails. Their sweet and spicy cauliflower is to die for, and literally the best tasting thing on the menu to us. They have a lot of other great options, but we always get this dish and are never let down. One thing I would say is that the portions appear to be smaller for takeout versus in-restaurant, but nonetheless still tasty and delicious
… moreFrank Gannon
We visited Mickey Cassidy’s in Medway for a St. Patrick’s Day lunch, hoping for a great experience, but unfortunately, we left very disappointed.
My father and I both ordered the Corned Beef & Cabbage plate ($19 each, plus $2 extra for Irish soda bread), while my mother had the Fish & Chips ($18). While the service was friendly, the food quality was severely lacking. The corned beef, especially, was a major letdown—dry and tough, with a texture more like leather than the tender, flavorful corned beef one would expect from an Irish restaurant, especially on St. Patrick’s Weekend. It was truly the worst I’ve ever had at a restaurant, and coming from a place that advertises itself as serving authentic Irish food, I found that particularly disappointing. The Irish soda bread was hard as a rock and served ice cold, further diminishing the experience. The Fish & Chips were slightly better, but the batter was soggy and lacked the crispness that would have made it enjoyable.
To top it off, they were playing Irish music, but instead of the lively, celebratory tunes you’d expect for St. Patrick’s Day, it was the depressing, dour kind that really brought down the mood. It was a major bummer and added to the overall sense of disappointment.
Additionally, at $10 per pint, the Guinness pricing seemed steep for the area. Given the overall experience, we won’t be returning and would encourage others to explore alternative dining options.
… moreMy father and I both ordered the Corned Beef & Cabbage plate ($19 each, plus $2 extra for Irish soda bread), while my mother had the Fish & Chips ($18). While the service was friendly, the food quality was severely lacking. The corned beef, especially, was a major letdown—dry and tough, with a texture more like leather than the tender, flavorful corned beef one would expect from an Irish restaurant, especially on St. Patrick’s Weekend. It was truly the worst I’ve ever had at a restaurant, and coming from a place that advertises itself as serving authentic Irish food, I found that particularly disappointing. The Irish soda bread was hard as a rock and served ice cold, further diminishing the experience. The Fish & Chips were slightly better, but the batter was soggy and lacked the crispness that would have made it enjoyable.
To top it off, they were playing Irish music, but instead of the lively, celebratory tunes you’d expect for St. Patrick’s Day, it was the depressing, dour kind that really brought down the mood. It was a major bummer and added to the overall sense of disappointment.
Additionally, at $10 per pint, the Guinness pricing seemed steep for the area. Given the overall experience, we won’t be returning and would encourage others to explore alternative dining options.
Swaggely
Nice relaxing place to eat and eat a lot because they will give you 1000 more calories than you anticipated.
… moreAlison North
Stopped in between games at a soccer tournament…did not disappoint. Friendly atmosphere, servers were slammed from unexpected large tables stopping in just before we arrived but they could not have been nicer or more accommodating to the rest of us. There is magic in their gravy for the poutine.. just so delish..i wanted to lick the plate clean!!! If I had to only choose one thing to eat for the rest of my life it would be their irish poutine.
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