Hargadon Bros in Sligo

Great food. Good choices too - food and drinks. Clearly professional staff. Good atmospheres after food finishes and no rush to leave.

Very good food. Adequate attention. Good company during meals. Small spaces.

A visit to Sligo isn’t complete without experiencing the charm of this beautiful old-world bar and restaurant. The walls are adorned with memorabilia … particularly of Yeats and associated literary figures. The menu is both eclectic and well-priced. Not to be missed.

An average experience in what presents itself as one of Sligo's historic pubs. The atmosphere is quaint but dimly lit, the noise is excessive, and reservations are recommended. The service is discreet (perhaps too much so). The dishes are traditional but neither excellent nor laudable. The beers are excellent.

They had run out of oysters and mussels, but it was the evening of August 15th. That's the only reason I'm not giving the establishment a 5. Given the subsequent dinner in Sligo at Hooked (sad and poor), the 4 stars for both the Guinness stew and the baked salmon are well deserved.

The food was delicious! The service was also very commendable and they were willing to make accommodations to the menu (within reason!) with no bother at all! Pro tip... try their brown (wheaten) bread! You won't be disappointed!

It was a Tues so early closing but food n service great

Yes. However, you must make a reservation if you want to eat.

This is total throwback to the past with its quaint wooden snugs and furnishings. However, the menu is ultra modern offering numerous vegetarian and vegan options along with numerous mouth-watering choices for the meat eaters. The food is fantastic and of excellent quality. A word of warning though, the portions are large and you would need to be quite hungry to finish a starter and a main course. But you will definitely enjoy trying. The prices are very reasonable, considering the very high standard of the food and service. We look forward to our next meal in here on our return to Sligo. Míle buíochas to all the staff.

Came in for lunch. First impression was: it's dark, is it safe? After eyes adjusted we saw that it is a very old pub with with the feel of a prior century. Light coming through the skylights and old prints on the walls. The lamb stew was delicious with big tender chunks, mashed potatoes and parsnips. Try this place if you're in Sligo.