Morrison's Irish Pub

Think this is a "one and done" visit. Read reviews and saw location on our travels. Inside seating was tight and honestly, the interior smelled like a damp basement-possibly the location near riverfront) Opted to dine outside under tent. Table wasn't the cleanest (and noise level from traffic echoing off of grain elevator wasn't great, but not their fault.) Service was okay. Server was apologizing to every patron for being the only one working, both inside and outside. -Certainly not her fault, she did the best she could. Ordered corned beef sandwich, side of parsnips and received a bag of Guiness potato chips. Sandwich was lukewarm, the horseradish sauce was ice cold, but the parsnips were the best part of the meal. Presentation in dollar-store paper plates and bowls leaves something to be desired. Perhaps a good choice for some, but didn't see or taste anything that would make me want to return. A good concept that either hasn't quite hit the mark yet, or the owners are no longer concerned with the quality details that could take this place from mediocre to very good.

First time for my husband and I at the pub and I must say it was a pleasant experience. The waitor was excellent with helping my husband figure out what he wanted to drink and the food was delicious. They had a live musician outside under a dining tent and she was great inspite of how hot it was outside. Definitely will go back again.

If I could select a negative number of stars, I would. I went to this bar on St. Patrick’s Day thinking, hey, no better place than an Irish Pub to enjoy a Guinness on St. Pat’s. I was so wrong. We arrived at the bar at about 9:45, they closed at 11 that night. I was with a friend who was visiting me from Arizona, a land where State IDs and Drivers Licenses don’t expire for decades. The waitress finally got to us after about 30 minutes. She told us they were at last call, and proceeded to card us, which is expected at a bar. She looked at my friend’s ID, and told her ‘no, I can’t accept this’ merely because that employee hadn’t seen an Arizona license before. My friend offered up her passport as a second form of ID, because this does occasionally happen. However, the waitress refused the second form of ID, refused to check my Drivers License, and proceeded to kick us out of the bar very aggressively, yelling at us that we needed to leave, and that my friend looks about 15. Don’t go here if you want even moderately decent service.