Paddy Coynes Irish Pub

At first, the place feels a little dark when you walk in, but the staff greet you with such genuine cheer and hospitality that you immediately feel welcome. 🍻😊 I ordered the beef stew, and wow—it was unbelievably tender and packed with rich, savory flavor. I'm half convinced they use some kind of pineapple-based tenderizer because the beef practically melted in my mouth! 🤤🥩 The stew paired perfectly with their triangle bread, which was fantastic for soaking up every last bit of the gravy. 🥖 And if you're getting a drink, do yourself a favor and order a Guinness on tap. 🍺 It was poured perfectly and complemented the meal beautifully. Great food, friendly staff, and a classic Irish pub atmosphere. I'll definitely be back! ☘️🇮🇪

Tacos were excellent, with tasty cheese and crunchy vegetables. There's only one bathroom, so you may end up waiting a while. We came on a night where the staff was doing a quiz show, which might be fun if you're into that sort of thing, but kinda loud and distracting if you just came to chat with friends.

We’ve been back several times just for drinks the red wine is consistently good and the small bites are decent.Sitting outside is especially comfortable and enjoyable when the weather is nice. Overall, it’s a relaxed spot for casual drinks with friends.

This place has the most indulgent and delicious chocolate cake thing I've ever had in my life. I will return just for this. Other dishes were lackluster. Stew was watery and salad was unexciting. Atmosphere is good, but could use some floor to ceiling curtains to block out the lights from the Lincoln Square entrance.

I visited here recently with some friends, and while I enjoyed the food, the service was so lackluster it made the entire experience less positive. Of our party of three, two arrived early and were seated outside on the patio. It was still pretty cold outside at this time of year, and while the patio is covered, it didn't do much to keep in any heat. As time went on, it got increasingly cold, and I asked them to turn on the heaters, which they did. That made it a lot more comfortable. Unfortunately, the heaters only stayed on for a certain amount of time, or maybe someone turned them off, but things got cold again. Our server was so scarce I was never able to ask him to turn the heat on again until we were about to leave. What's one thing a competent server would do when someone shows up to a table or at the very least when their food is served? Make sure that they have silverware and a napkin. My server did not do any of that, so I had to use an unused fork on the table and use the unused side of my friend's napkin. I had the Shepherd's Pie, and it served nice and hot. It tasted great, and I'd happily order it again. The other reality is that being out on the patio means you are within distance of the idiots who go through downtown Bellevue, driving their expensive Ferraris and other loud cars, revving their engines. This isn't the fault of the venue, but it certainly makes their patio less attractive to sit on.