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Sean O’Callaghan’s

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Besides the traditional slow-poured draft Guinness that provided the inspiration, there are 15 other draft brews and a sea of Irish whiskies and single-malt scotches to choose from. A good accompaniment to any of the above is the ploughman’s lunch – a traditional plate of warm baguette, butter, chunks of Irish cheddar and pickled onions. There are also sandwiches and Read more...

O’Mara’s

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This spot dishes out Irish potato soup, shepherd’s pie, and fish and chips, plus steaks and pastas. B, L, & D daily. Read more...

Gus O’Connor’s Irish Public House

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Inspired by an Irish pub in the village of Doolin, these versions are awash in Irish artifacts, with wood floorboards from a Guinness warehouse and stone from Liscannor. Fare includes a notable chicken pot pie, beer-battered fish and chips, shepherd’s pie, and a good burger. Potatoes are everywhere on the menu, from house-made potato chips to potato-leek soup and boxties Read more...

Foran’s Grand Trunk Pub

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The narrow two-story building dates to 1879 and once served as a ticket office for the Grand Trunk Railway. Local breads from Avalon Bakery and meats from Eastern Market anchor much of the fare, which pairs well with the rotating selection of Michigan draft beers. Diners can build their own burgers, or go for staples such as the Reuben – Read more...

Irish Tavern

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