Slainte Irish Pub & Restaurant

Slainte Irish Pub & Restaurant Restaurant Review:

Fish ‘n’ chips, bangers and mash, and dark, foamy mugs of Guinness. A home-away-from-home for soccer and rugby addicts. Yes, the dark-and-handsome Sláinte offers all of these, and its fans wouldn’t have it any other way. All the classic dishes are here, from traditional Irish stew to corned beef and cabbage, although the kitchen keeps things fresh with an unorthodox mac ‘n’ cheese with Collier’s cheddar, braised pork, truffle oil and white cheddar cracker crumbs. Spiced apple bread pudding is among the desserts. There are food and drink specials on various days. If you are seeking, or perhaps avoiding, sportscasts or live music, check the monthly schedule. Sláinte, by the way, is a Gaelic toast, pronounced “slawncha.”