Doyle's Pub - Richmond, Illinois

James S.

Visited with my girlfriend for the first time and we both thought it was mediocre. The place looked big on the outside but when we entered it was not big meaning dining area seating. Not sure if it was multi level but it just felt small and the atmosphere was lacking excitement. The service was excellent and a big shout out to Anastasia for her fantastic service. The staff greeted us among entering and exiting which was great too. Now to the food… my girlfriend had the turkey dinner and I had the Reuben with fries and appetizer potato wedges. Corn bread and stuffing was not the greatest and the texture of the corn beef was not good for me. I like moist dense corn bread and traditional stuffing. The fries were nice and crispy. The turkey, carrots and mashed potatoes were delicious. A generous amount of food which is great for the price unfortunately the taste of the 2 items is a recommended pass from me. I would come back to try another dish but not anytime soon. Maybe we will have a better taste experience next time!

Jeremy S.

Went on St. Patty's Day. Delicious corned beef and cabbage. Great drinks and table service. Little hard to get a drink at the packed bar, but it was very busy.

E T.

I was tempted to stop in when i read “best hot wings.” Doyles did NOT disappoint, great crispy wings & right amount of flavor 👌The Italian beef flatbread was a great sharable item. I definitely be coming back to try more. 5 stars well deserved!!!

Michael W.

When for dinner from recommendation from a friend. Food was good bar food. Pot roast was bomb old school eats. Wings were some of the best we’ve had around the area. Wish the fish for the fish and chips was crispier on the Friday fish fry.

Norman H.

Gotta be some of the BEST food around! And those wings are AWARD WINNERS [2005] !!!

Donna L.

Have frequented Doyle’s many times. The atmosphere is just ok and the wait staff is friendly. We use to find the food great and I especially loved the chili. Not so much the last time we were there. Prices are way too high for what we received and for $10 the bowl of chili we each got was watery and more like a cup of chili poured into a shallow bowl. So sorry to say we probably won’t be back.

Everett T. I.

Over priced. Just because it tastes good doesn't mean it should cost so much. Got sick here once with friends, kindly told the owner, with no ill intent. And she got very aggressive and didn't want to hear it. We had gone there often enough to feel like we could express what happened, so that it wouldn't happen again, but I think some people aren't good at listening. I recommend the Brauthaus, Herners Hideaway, anywhere in Spring Grove or the Rusty Nail before deciding on going here.

Andrew W.

Down the road in a hotel and needed a place for lunch. Had to park on busy US Highway 12. Great themed, Irish Pub on a Friday afternoon. Old school, dark, wooden bar, with a small TV off to the side. Seats probably 15 at the bar and 25 at the tables. They seated our party of 7 right away. Drink orders were taken in a timely fashion and the food order taken upon delivery of drinks.

It is a small pub menu but plenty to choose from. Their Friday special was Fish and Shrimp Fry. Only two pieces of Cod (not like the website shows) but the fish and shrimp were excellently fried. The fries were seasoned wonderfully--coleslaw was an afterthought, but enjoyed the extra lemons squares they brought. Hamburgers were great, Nacho Grande was "Grande" with fresh, crunchy chips, the Quesadilla had plenty of cheese and salsa with it, and the Reuben seemed bland--maybe it was the "sweet" kraut we weren't used to. A fine selection of tap brews and a selection of specialty cocktails--I had the "John Daly" was was great.

Prices were a little higher then we'd like, but it is a small town, and in this poor economy it wasn't outrages. If we are ever back in town, we will visit again!