THIS RESTAURANT IS CLOSED The Green Briar

THIS RESTAURANT IS CLOSED The Green Briar Restaurant Review:

This old-school Irish pub offers up authentic experiences for the St. Patrick’s Day dilettantes, the expats longing for traditional Irish seisiun music, the college crowd coming for DJ and trivia nights, and the neighborhood’s soccer and World Cup fans that gather by the giant projection screen and TVs. All come to also enjoy pints of Guinness and shots of Jameson, along with starters such as the Chowderfest Hall of Fame clam chowder, fresh baked pretzels with cheddar and mustard sauce, fries with a coconut curry dipping sauce, and Guinness Ale Onion Soup with melted white cheddar and Swiss. If you still have room for dinner, enjoy Irish basics such as Guinness beef stew, shepherd’s pie with beef, fish 'n' chips, and bangers and mash. Finish with Irish Cream crème brûlée and a cup of Barry’s tea. Irish brunch on Sundays includes corned beef hash and eggs, an egg-and-bacon-topped cheeseburger, omelets and brioche french toast with a side of Batchelors beans. Ask for a seat on the outdoor patio in nice weather.