Gaels Public House & Sports

Had some yummy food and drinks while watching the NWSL quarterfinals this weekend Saturday morning. Really attentive service! Nice brunch menu. Friendly employees and thank you for creating a place that supports women’s sports ❤️

The food is great but service is terrible. We ordered appetizers that came out 25 minutes after we ordered right before the main steaks came out. Once we were done eating they cleared the plates and we had to wait 20 minutes before we actually went to ask for a check because the little short black girl never brought a check. The food is good but I would not suggest eating there, order delivery, because the service is terrible and over priced. $18 for 20 minute old nachos is a bit much.

Top notch quality food with friendly service. After deciding to go with some wings for the night I added some Mac and cheese w/ brussel sprouts. The wings were just good quality wings with the Mac and cheese being excellent with nice pieces of bacon floating throughout being held together with a tasty homemade cheese sauce. The brussel sprouts were prepared nicely as well and really tasted great. The bartender went and got my food promptly and was friendly with everything looking clean.

Everything about it was great. From the vibe to the bingo to the bartender to the drinks to the pizza to the food everything five stars.

Menu prices are insane. Guac is $17 and clearly scooped from a tub, 4 small tenders are $18, $22 salads, etc. Drink specials are advertised but never once had them reflected on the check so end up paying full price anyway. Lights are way too harsh and walls are just millennial gray with some mass produced prints on them. A shame because the neighborhood could use a no-frills weekday bar, but you're better off with cheaper food and better service/atmosphere at like Brooksider.

A friend and I stopped by here because we were curious and wanted to support new businesses on Troost. What a great find! We fell in love with the place and are quickly becoming regulars. The menu is filled with all kinds of dishes that sound great. I see plates coming out to different tables that look delicious! The prices are great, especially for the amount of food you get. The other element I love about this place is the friendly, family like atmosphere. Every person working the front of the restaurant made a point to stop by and say hello. I'm looking forward to many great meals to come.

Expect to spend a lot of money but also expect the food and drink to taste good. It's a bar vibe, sports playing on TV, and average LGBTQ folks having a good time. The atmosphere doesnt match the price of everything. Everything is a minimum of $20 each. Even drinks get close to $20 each. Just expect to spend a lot inside a sort of hole in the wall on Troost.