Durty Nelly's Irish Pub

Loved the ambience. Service crew was delightful too. Good ‘ol Irish pub with a lovely menu. A pint or two of Guinness on tap makes your trip to the city worth it. The sirloin steak was gorgeous, the onion rings came in a generous amount and so were their chips. The fry up was amazing. And, the grilled prawns were yummy. A sure place for lunch when you are in the city. Cosy.

I had the best night in years at this fine establishment. Great location, great food, great booze, great entertainment, great women, and to cap it off I met up with an old mate that we hadn't seen each other in a very long time. Just one gripe, lower the prices of your booze, it's a bit steep. Thank you for the wonderful memories. I will be back.

Need a low key joint to chill with a stout, good music you thought you had forgotten and a brilliant meal for your dime? Durty Nelly's is on top of my list of places to hit on a Tuesday afternoon. Love the vibe. Service is really on point. Staff are super chill and friendly. Highly recommend this one folks.

Well we saw this place 6 months ago....always wanted to have lunch here. So glad we did. She had the squid for 16$. Excellent and good size. I had the bangers and mash. Again good size with real onion gravy and sausages were great with a slight pepper taste . A very nice venue as well, especially sitting on the verandah., At nightime it would be nice as well with lights all along the roof. Highly recommended!! Great pub.

Overall experience of the place was very nice. Went in with a family of four chips were good but the dessert was excelent ice cream and crumble with cream. Ordered 2 Pints of guiness were exceptional clean and creamy. The service and employees were extremtly nice. Food was quite rich proper pub food and liked how the pub cares more about being a pub and not a restraunt. Suprised with the service and the pub itself being a sort of hidden bar. 5/5 guys keep it up definetly coming back with mates in the future.

To say disappointed is an understatement. My partner was asked to leave after 3 drinks as he was deemed intoxicated because of the way he walks. The fact that the staff can't differentiate between someone that is intoxicated and someone who has an impediment - one leg a lot shorter than the other so walks with a very noticeable limp. He was given no chance to actually defend himself or explain. Yet they continued to serve a patron that was clearly intoxicated and annoying and abusing other patrons. This is down right discrimination at its finest and absolutely disgusting. Maybe staff should be trained with the SCAB method (Speech, Coordination, Appearance and Behaviour). Certainly will not be going back.