P.J. O'Brien's Irish Pub - Sydney

Pj brings the sunday roast! this dish was simple, tasty and perfect in every sight! throw them in some live irish music and sport on tw and there is a winning combination! the service was fast and effective, the atmosphere was great (although a little hard to chat, but this is somehow the point with live music) and just a great night!Pictured is the pj sunday roast (lamb roasts with charcoal and kartoffels, seasonal vegetables, a yorkshire pudding and gravy)

Neat spot for lunch: typical Irish pub with a cheap menu. as if it was blooming with office workers in the week. especially when celebration meant that we can play their business plans over a series of free time shops. the employees kindly offered to bring kilkennys on our table even during the busy stints. would come back if they were to stay close again.

Below average pub grub. Generous portions but what's the point if it doesn't taste good. The pasta with spinach and mushroom was bland. The pepperoni pizza was by far, the worst pizza I'd ever tasted in my life. I ate half a slice and just left the remainder there. Good atmosphere here but very disappointing on the food front.

Looked inviting, went in for dinner however the staff member who we hoped would seat us was busy on his mobile phone. Even when he made eye contact with us he turned his back and continued his conversation. After five minutes of waiting for him to acknowledge us we left. The owner should seriously look into their staffs mobile phone habits. Chose one as a score because there isn't an option to select less.

After walking around the CBD for an hour to find something different for dinner, we almost decided to just go back to the hotel and get a room service but finally ended up here. My husband loves fish and chips as well as I do. The place was a little too crowded for a week night, and a group were playing a game quiz near our table. My husband enjoyed his beer but the fish and chips tasted average.