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wahsup

Joined 3 years ago

Change of Business -- Now Old Bag of Nails. Please be advised this is now a new business

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moml12

Joined 7 years ago

Cobblestones no less!. Set in a preserved "down town" with cobblestone walkways a truly Irish eatery and pub. Tall tables and chairs in some areas which is totally trendy intentional or not. Fine lobster, gourmet food, a bit pricey but justifiably so. Dine at your own pace, sit down or be served at the tables or more expediciousely in the bar room. The piece de la resistance is the "yard" of beer. 36" (not really) tall of Killian's or any other brew. One would think they were in a true Irish tavern, affectionately appreciated even by those who only claim to be Irish in March.

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Joined 10 years ago

Hearty homemade pub grub with an Irish accent and gourmet flair.. What's In A Name
"Yard Club" refers to the half-yard beer glasses that decorate the restaurant's bar. The Irish pub theme feels authentic in this 19th century brick building in the heart of old Hilliard.

Mid-Day Meal
Three good reasons to have lunch here: the Fish & Chip Salad (greens tossed with malt vinaigrette with crispy walleye fingers and house chips); the Open Faced Pot Roast Sandwich; and Herb Seared Salmon.

Super Supper
Dinner highlights include the Limerick Chowder (corned beef, cabbage and potato soup with a touch of mustard) and the Cornmeal Dusted Trout "Sandwich," filled with potato, crab and cheese. Steaks, an eight-ounce house Angus burger and the Tender Irish Pot Roast will satisfy your beef craving. Vegetables served family style are a nice touch.