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House Cocktails Pub Plates Irish Breakfast 12 Daily Boilermaker 8 Two Eggs (Over), Banger, Irish Bacon, Black & White Pudding, Tomato, Mushroom, Baked Beans Rotating Beer or Cider + Whiskey SHELLFISH Reuben on a Roll 12 Winter Mule 10 House Corned Beef, Rye Hoagie, 1000 Island, Slane Irish Whiskey, Lime, Ginger Beer, Cranberry Raw Oysters - Mignonette, Curry Cocktail Sauce, Saltine Crackers MP ea Swiss Cheese, House Cabbage, Chips Sazerac 12 Cody Road Rye, Sugar Cube, Bitters, Absinthe Shrimp Cocktail - Curry Cocktail Sauce, Lemon 12 Corned Beef Plate 15 (g) Spray, Lemon Peel Lean Corned Beef, Potato Biscuit, House Cabbage, Broth Hot Cider 10 Tullamore DEW Cider Cask Irish Whiskey, SOUP & SALAD Mrs Murphy’s Ribs (g) Cinnamon, Fresh Cider Half Rack 15 Full Rack 26 Double Barrel Manhattan 12 Chicago Style Ribs, House BBQ Sauce, Chips Glendalough Double Barrel Irish Whiskey, Simple Greens - Farm Greens, Radish, Cucumber, Baby Tomato Maple Vinaigrette 7 (v, g) Bangers & Mash 14 Vermouth Rinse, Cherry Bitters, Orange Peel Irish Sausage, Mashed Potatoes, Carmelized On- Hot Whiskey 10 Caesar Salad - Baby Kale & Romaine, Crouton, Reggiano, House ions, Guinness Reduction, Stout Onion Slane Irish Whiskey, Brown Sugar, Lemon, Clove Dressing 8 (v, g) Mustard Winter Is Coming 10 Potato Leek Soup - Sour Cream, Green Onions 7 Pub Burger 13 (g) Kalak Single Malt Irish Vodka, Honey, Juniper, Stout Onion Soup - Crostini, Aged White Cheddar 8 Beef Patty, Cheddar, Bacon, Tomato Bacon Cinnamon, Sherry, Lemon Bitters Mayo LTOP, Onion Strings, Pretzel Bun, Chips Queen Maeve 11 Fish & Chips 14 Highland Queen Scotch, Bitters, Orange, Cherry PUB SNACKS AND BITES Dovetail Lager Batter, Tartar Sauce, Syrup Curry Ketchup, Chips Wolfhound 11 Shepherds Pie 15 (g) Chicago Distilling Barrel Aged Finn’s Gin, Crispy Pork Rinds - Cheddar Cheese Powder 6 Lamb & Veal, Golden Potatoes, Carrots, Leeks Elderflower, Tonic, Grapefruit Cod & Potato Fritters - Pickle Aioli 7 14 Mystery Car 11 Vegetable Curry Olives & Feta - House Marinated Olives, Feta, Oregano, Baguette 7 (v,g) Yellow Curry Sauce, Basmati Rice, Seasonal Veg Irish Mist, Triple Sec, Lemon Juice Sausage Roll - Banger Sausage, Rosemary, Garlic, Puff Pastry, (v, g) Irish Coffee 9 Stout Mustard 7 Tullamore D.E.W., Coffee, Creme De Menthe Crispy Chicken Thighs 16 Whipped Cream Spiced Eggplant - Red Curry & Spice Basted, Yogurt, Pita 8 (v, g) Red Skin Smashed Potato Colcannon, Lemon Mushrooms & Toast - Baby Portobellos & Shitakes, White Cheddar, Baguette, Steak & Chips 19 Fine Herbs 8 (v, g) Aged Sirloin, Herb Butter, Chips Irish Nachos - Crumbled Black Pudding, White Cheddar, Escabeche, Beef & Stout Stew 17 Sour Cream, Potato Crisps 9 (v+) Stout Braised Chuck, Root Vegetables, Non-Alcoholic Drinks Mustard Dill Dumpling Baked Cheese Rarebit - Irish Cheese Dip, Bacon, Green Onions, Toast 11 (v+) Barry’s Tea Irish Breakfast, Gold, or Decaf 3 Bacon Wrapped Lamb Meatballs - Spicy Tomato Sauce, Parmesan, Baguette 12 Columbia St Roastery Coffee 3 Fentiman’s Rose Lemonade 5 Chicken Wings - Choice of Buffalo, BBQ, or Sesame Sweet Chili 12 Rocky’s Ginger Beer 3 Mussels & Chips - Murphy’s Wit Beer, Butter, Fennel, Shallots, Herbs, Chips Club Orange or Lemon 3 & Garlic Aioli 13 Lucozade Orange 5 House Brewed Iced Tea 3 Sides Ballygowan Still or Sparkling Water 5 5 Green River 3 Vegetarian (v) Guinness Mac & Cheese Colcannon Can Be Prepared Vegetarian (v+) or Gluten Free (g) Chips Baked Beans Wine Irish Whiskey House Pours Blends - The most famous whiskey brands are 1oz/ 2 oz Milou Chardonnay, France 8/30 blends - mixes of single malt, grain, or pot still whiskey, sometimes all 3, from multiple distilleries Milou Rouge, France 8/ 30 IRISH & BRITISH BEERS 5oz/10oz/20oz Bushmills - grain forward blend, from the North 7/10.5 On Tap Black Bush - high proportion single malt 8/12 2013 Girls in the Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc, Napa 10 Murphy’s Irish Stout - Dry Irish Stout, Nitro Pour 4.1% 2.5/4/8 Paddy - a favorite in Cork 7/10.5 2013 Lioco, Old Vine Carignan Kush, Mendocino 10 O’hara’s Irish Pale Ale - 5.2% 2.5/4/8 7/10.5 2015 Rickshaw Pinot Noir, California 11 Powers - pot still forward, best seller in Ireland Guinness Draught - Dry Irish Stout, Nitro Pour 4.2% 2.5/4/8 2015 Dennen Vacationer Still Rose, California 9 Jameson - the world’s most popular Irish blend 8/12 Harp - Ireland’s Pale Lager 4.5% 2.5/4/8 Jameson Gold Reserve - high proportion pot still 14/21 Smithwicks - Irish Red Ale 4.5% 2.5/4/8 By the Glass and Bottle Midleton Very Rare - a superior blend from hand 25/37.5 Sparkling Magner’s Cider - Semi Sweet - sold as “Bulmers” in Ireland 4.5% 2.5/4/8 selected casks at Midleton. A true luxury. Rose of Malbec Sparkling, Argentina 10/39 Belhaven Scottish Ale - Nitro Pour 5.2% 2.5/4/8 Slane - grain & malt in 3 types of casks 7/10.5 Gruet Sparkling Brut 10/39 Thistly Cross Whisky Cask Cider - 6.9% 13 oz 4/8 Tullamore D.E.W. - the world’s 2nd most popular 7/10.5 White Old Speckled Hen - English Pale Ale, Nitro Pour 5.2% 2.5/4/8 Tullamore D.E.W. Cider Cask Finished 8/12 2015 Cielo Pinot Grigio, Italy 9/32 Tullamore D.E.W. 15 Yr Trilogy - malt, pot, and 14/21 2015 Selbach Riesling, Germany 9/32 Fullers London Pride - Exemplary British Pale Ale 4.1% 2.5/4/8 grain whiskey, in bourbon, sherry & rum casks 2015 Neboa Albarino, Spain 9/35 Wells Bombardier - E.S.B. 5.5% 2.5/4/8 Red Wychwood Hobgoblin - English Brown Ale 5.2% 2.5/4/8 Single Pot Still - The most distinctive expression of Irish whiskey - from a single distillery, made from a 2015 Herencia Altas Garnaxta Negra, Spain 9/32 mash of malted & unmalted barley in a pot still 2015 Apaltagua Carmenere, Chile 9/35 BEER ENGINE Green Spot - sherry cask finished, a house favorite 11/18 2011 Nicolas Barreyre Bordeaux Superieur France 9/32 Powers John’s Lane Release 12 Yr 11/16.5 Beer dispensed in the most natural, traditional, & tasty way we know. Redbreast 12 Yr - a critics’ favorite 12/16.5 Look for a new cask conditioned beer on tap weekly. We’re anxiously waiting for our casks to get filled and back to us. Yellow Spot 12 Yr - aged in 3 types of casks 14/21 BOTTLED & CANNED BEER Look for more soon! Single Malt - Distilled from a mash of only Murphy’s Irish Wit - Our House Ale, a Belgian 5 malted barley, at a single distillery White Ale brewed in collaboration with MIDWEST CRAFT BEER Glendalough 13 Yr - aged in bourbon casks 15/22.5 Burnt City Brewery 4.7% Bushmills 16 Yr - sherry, bourbon, & port casks 16/24 Kaliber - Non Alcoholic 5 Murphy’s Irish Wit - Our House Ale, brewed w/ Burnt City Brewery 2.5/4/7 Connemara Peated Single Malt - uniquely smoky 9/14.5 Wells Banana Bread Beer - 5% 6 Revolution A Little Crazy - Belgian Pale Ale 6.8% 2.5/4/7 Single Grain - Distilled from a mash of malted Guinness 200th Anniversary Export Stout - To 5 Founders Dirty Bastard - Scotch Ale/Wee Heavy 8.5% 13oz 2.5/6 barley and other grains, at a single distillery Commemorate the 200th Year in America, Dovetail Lager - German style Lager 4.8% 2.5/4/8 Glendalough Double Barrel - bourbon & sherry 8/12 a Recreation of the Original Recipe 6% casked Boulevard Tank 7 - Farmhouse Ale/Saison 8.5% 13oz 2.5/6 Guinness Foreign Extra Stout - Export 7 Teeling Single Grain - aged in cabernet casks 10/15 Strength Stout 7.5% Half Acre Daisy Cutter - American Pale Ale 5.2% 2.5/4/7 War Pigs Foggy Geezer - Hazy I.P.A. 8% 6 Lagunitas Little Sumpin Sumpin - Wheat I.P.A. 7.5% 2.5/4/8 Poitin - Before there was whiskey, there was poitin. Spiteful I.P.A. - 6.2% 2.5/4/7 The Irish version of white lightning or moonshine - Guinness Blonde - Lager 5% 4 unaged pot still spirit 3 Floyds Zombie Dust - American Pale Ale 6.2% 2.5/4/8 Glendalough Poitin 7/10.5 3 Floyds Alpha Klaus Porter - 6% 2.5/4/8 Off Color Apex Predator - Farmhouse Ale/Saison 6.5% 13 oz 2.5/6 .
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