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    Went there last night and have to say I was pretty impressed...It has a restaurant side separate from the bar so families can go there just to eat...Was wondering why they had a child's menu on their website!

    Large bar area and had a good selection of draught beers and the food was excellent....Had beef medallions cooked in Guiness beer with great mashed potatoes and cole slaw....Definitely not your typical bar food

    Finally a real bar in Moore

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    Drove by on my way home, rolled eyes at name... "Dan" as in "Danny Boy", 'Mc" as in, well, you know, and "Guiness" as in "Guinness", minus an 'n' (potential licensing issue?). Just for insurance, for those that miss the less than subtle Irish references, they tag on "Irish". I was surprised that "Authentic" didn't make it into the name...

    But I suppose that beggars can't be choosers... Based on your review, I'll have to check it out. Thanks for letting us know that the place is better than it's name.

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    Actually they do spell it McGuinness.
    It's a nice place.

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    Guess you are right HFK ....Pretty lame name now that I think of it

    Either way definitely try it out

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    coming from a south sider from the north anything is a good thing

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    I've been in several times now. The service has been great all but one time. The staff is really trying hard to make it a place where folks want to become "regulars".
    Food is good. The Fish and Chips is very good. Shepard's Pie is a bit bland but it normally is a bland dish. The Scotch Eggs are good.

    One of their special drinks is the "Snakebite". Half Guinness Ale and half hard cider.
    Not for the timid.

    You can take kids into the bar section until about 8:30. My kids are mid-teens so we drop in and get a bit to eat, a brew for me and watch the game. Bar area is well ventilated so the smoking isn't a problem.

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    Where is this, exactly? I meant to go this afternoon, but wasn't able to find it...

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    It is on SW 19th in Moore...Go West past Walmart on 19th and it is on the north side of the street in a strip center directly across from the golf course

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    Oh, I thought it was around in that general area, but I just assumed it was in the Riverwalk plaza. I looked for it in there, but couldn't find it, so we just went to Berkley's instead (which, BTW, was very mediocre, and extremely empty for lunch time).


    Thanks.

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    I WILL NOT READ ANY POSTS ABOUT THIS PLACE, but i will tell you i grew up on the southside and this is what we need, something a little bit above the cross eyed, never been to dans but from what i hear this is what we need so keep it up i will be there in a few

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    I think im going to try and hit this place up this weekend, it sounds pretty awesome. Ive driven by it a few times just never actually decided to go in.

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    I didn't used to pass through Moore real often, but now that I do, I gotta admit, that stew sounds like it's worth a stop

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    Just got back from McGuinness....Beef McGuinness still rules...They have slowed down considerably from their opening which is completely understandable...Great food as always

    Need to increase their beers on tap and turn off that annoying Irish music to make it even better

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    Quote Originally Posted by kevinpate View Post
    I didn't used to pass through Moore real often, but now that I do, I gotta admit, that stew sounds like it's worth a stop
    Seriously...it looks like something the cat left in the corner. But it's one of the better meals I've eaten recently. Evidently...Lamb does well in stew.

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    I don't really see an issue with the beers that they have on tap. It's an American-ized Irish Pub attempting to resemble an authentic Irish pub. From what I understand, typical pubs in Ireland usually only have a few beers on tap, typically one stout, one ale, and one lager. Dan McGuinness has that (Guiness, Smithwicks, and Harp), a couple of house beers, a hard cider, and maybe a couple of domestics? So I like to think of it as being somewhat "authentic". Basically, one choice from each major category. That's why locals in Ireland don't typically request a pint of Guiness or a pint of Murphy's. They just ask for a pint of stout, and they are served what's available.

    I don't think people should be disappointed when they walk into an Irish pub and and actually get what one would normally expect in a typical Irish pub. If the owners wanted a bar with 50+ beers on tap, they probably would've opted for a bar concept other than an Irish pub.

    Of course, if they owners really cared about authenticity, they'd inform their staff that the "w" in Smithwicks is silent!

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    Fair warning for those of you that haven't eaten there yet...they put shoe string potatoes in their salad. I personally don't want potato chip flavored thingys in my salad. Also, Wednesday night (I think it's this night) is KATT night. And they have live music on the weekends. Not my choice in music, but they have it.

    Eh, it's another pub. You've seen one, you've seen them all. But this area needed something like this to balance out the moose and the BWW crowd. I live north, so I don't frequent very often but I have visited all above a couple of times.

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    All valid points

    Only beers I really like in their tap lineup is the Smithwicks and the Sam Adams Winter Ale

    It is a pretty good selection now that I think about it...Just wish they had a couple more that I could switch off to when I get bored of the Smithwicks

    They do have a pretty good selection of bottles as well so I think I may stop complaining right about now

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    I was there Wednesday night (16th) too. Sat out on the patio which was nice--NOW.....might be a little steamy when it gets hotter this summer and nothing to block the sun from the west. But very pleasant...not so smokey. I talked to the owner, he said he might add an arbor to the patio to give it some shade, but he might not do it until next year. I noticed a lot of people there (after work crowd) that used to frequent the Moose.

    One of the best items on the menu--the reuben sandwich. And I did notice the shoestring potato chips in my salad too. Different, but pretty tasty!

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    I finally visited Dan McGuiness yesterday for lunch. I think it was a little after 1 and there was one booth in the restaurant part plus a large table. We took the booth. I liked the little TV in the booth. I had the fish and chips and enjoyed it very much. It's a very nice place and the entire staff was friendly and competent. Food was good. Definitely a place I will recommend and patronize.

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    This is a decent place.

    My only complaint is that they charge you to enter I believe on Friday and Saturday nights. I can understand charging $5 for the bar, but we were charged $5 each to just come in and eat in the diner.

    Afterwards, we asked ourselves....why did we just pay $20 just for the right to come in and be seated? Not one of our brightest moves.

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    What the heck?

    That's retarded!

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    Quote Originally Posted by SweetNSourPoke View Post
    This is a decent place.

    My only complaint is that they charge you to enter I believe on Friday and Saturday nights. I can understand charging $5 for the bar, but we were charged $5 each to just come in and eat in the diner.

    Afterwards, we asked ourselves....why did we just pay $20 just for the right to come in and be seated? Not one of our brightest moves.
    really? you were charged to eat in the 'restraunt part" ??

    we went on friday night once and set in the restraunt part and werent charged anything. i can understand if you are sitting in the bar and get charged for the show, but not the restraunt part....

    EDIT - There was a show getting ready to start the night we went in, sounds like the people working the night you went in werent too bright if they charged you for the restraunt part.

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    They have a web site and a contact us page but I will ask them next time I can get by. That seems wrong.

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    They had a new guy at the door for a while, not too bright of a fellow. You probably were there on one of his nights. I had to tell him Wednesday night was ladies night, which means we don't pay. He still tried to make me pay. You definitely don't have to pay a cover for the dining side, ever.

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