This place has some unusal things on the menu and they all look good. I found myself staring at other peoples plates because I was intrigued and everyone seemed to be satisfied by their meals including myself! "Tavern" is exacltly the type of feel you will get here and I assume the bar gets pretty packed once it starts getting... More

Sat at the bar and took it in. Although small for the crowd this is a nice place to toss back a couple of beers, or mixed drinks. They seem to have a large selection of alcohol. I ate the hot wings. Very good flavor and very reasonable price. Enjoyed the atmosphere and the tavern itself very much.

A great selection of Single Malt Scotch Whisky's in Albuquerque...not easy to find. Good pub food too. Try the Fish-and-chips or for a smaller portion try the 'Liffey Chips'. banger and mash good also. Great atmosphere to watch soccer.

Two Fools is an Irish pub in the heart of Albuquerque's Nob Hill section full of good restaurants and bars--and yet Two Fools is where we go 90% of the time. Great selection of English/Irish brews on tap and authentic Fish & Chips and other pub fare. The tvs are tuned to rugby and soccer and a sign marks the... More

This is an irish pub but not typical of any pubs in Albuquerque. Nice interior, really good food selection -- healthy irish. even homemade whole grain bread!!!! Also includes a good fish and chips, shepherd's pie, and portobello mushroom sandwich! sports TVs running, if that matters to you.

Normally packed, we (Family of 8+) got in for ruebens, plowman's lunch, scotch eggs, cottage pie and about half their menu. The staff was quick and attentive and the food was phenomenal! A++

Two Fools has everything you'd want in an Irish pub, especially this far from Ireland. Dark wood interior, leather seats, a brilliant bar, friendly servers, Irish music, and some of the best food you can imagine. I nearly made myself sick eating the "All Day Breakfast." It's an Irish tradition, but I don't remember there being so much of it.... More

Evidently the only thing to get there to eat were the fish and chips. We got two different kinds of pot pies and they were awful. Bar atmosphere was nice, lots of college kids and lots of single men there to watch college kids:) I won't be going back.

I'm not generally hip on fried foods, but for the Fish & Chips I make exception. Sometimes I get the 'Liffy Fish' because they take the fish and chop it into smaller pieces ( not a whole fillet ) and fry it. The breading is delightfully light and crispy. The dipping sauces are WONDERFUL. It's not too terribly greasy. It's... More