Extremely rude staff. Irish people are cheerful and friendly, but this bunch of guys behind the bar are arogant, unpleasant and rude. They have treated me and my work colleague like second class citizens. Maybe the deco reminds Irish Pub, selection of drinks is OK,...but I rather drink beer alone on the park bench than spend anytime there. AVOID.BMore

Excellent steaks and pizza. Service was also excellent with very friendly staff. Great selection of beers for everyone’s taste!

I’ve been in Rzeszow now 25 days and I’ve visited this restaurant 4 times. The food, particularly the steaks are amazing. Cool ambiance too, neat old building.

A visit with my family proved an all round amazing experience. Always slightly dubious when visiting a steakhouse due to many bad experiences. On going up the stairs and entering through the door you know an excitatory steak experience awaits. Why I hear you ask?...In front of you is high spec dry age refrigeration with multiple cuts of dry aged meat inside. Ordered a 500g ribeye rare and our parties all ordered different cuts at different cooking stages. Everything arrived cooked and seasoned perfectly and the Guinness was poured to perfection. How much?? It doesn't matter if you enjoy steak this is a must on the Rzeszow culinary scene. Can't wait to go again post our hopefully impending move to this great city.More

To be honest I’m not normally a fan of the Irish Pub but when craving a pint of the black stuff it must be done. But the Galway in Rzeszow is an exception it’s as traditional as they come, small nooks and crannies making it...very personable and intimate if need be. Decent pint and absolutely great food especially if your a meat lover, just had the beef brisket burger, best burger ever a lovely Rubin’s style corned beef and some smoked chess mash. I’ll be thinking of it for a while after. Bar is spotless as are the toilets a pet hate of mine in so many other Irish bars. 5 stars from me. Chilled, well designed, good background music, well trained floor staff, great food. Decent pint of black. Only one negative and minor staff could loose the mobile phones when working. I’ll be back.More

the pub has undergone a renovation, it has been refurbished which gives it a fresh feel. has its own unique atmosphere, the selection of alcohols is really large. One of the iconic items on the menu list was the "johny be Good" pizza Unfortunately, along...with the change of decor, the pizza called Legwndar has changed, now it is ordinary thick crust pizzaMore

Great ribeye, tasty cheese steake however different than real philly one. Good service, served quickly despite full restaurant.

This place's atmosphere is charming and super cozy. A pleasure to explore. I ordered tatar and was fair enough. Prices are a bit high, but acceptable in this location. Guinness, though, was overpriced. But Guinness always is. The waitress was genuinely nice.

Definitely best steaks in Rzeszow, every time we're in Rzeszow, we visit Irish at least once. Too much rosemary for me, if I'd be picky.

Friendly atmosphere, great range of beers on tap and a wide range of steaks to choose from. Food was cooked exactly as requested and ribs were delicious.

What city doesn’t have one anymore, the faux Irish Pub? Rzeszow’s “Irish Pub Galway” was irresistible to anybody from the real Galway, in Ireland, visiting Rzeszow for the first time. We arrived in the city late at night when most restaurants were closed and found...the “Galway Irish Pub” a welcoming, bustling obviously popular local haven. Its rambling, interconnected bars more like a collision between a log cabin, a gentleman’s library and a football clubhouse than the real thing but nevertheless a thoroughly enjoyable place to have a pint, a giant steak or a king-sized pizza. It may lack the character, the conviviality and the sheer sociable energy of any Irish pub you may have rambled into in Dublin, Cork or Galway but it is worth a visit. The steaks looked superb but the pub was only serving mouth-watering pizzas at 11.30. They had an enormous menu with more than a dozen specialty pizzas from €5 or €6; pasta/tagliatelle €7.50; chicken €5.50 The pizzas were delicious. Why would you go to an Irish gastro-pub to eat pizza rather than a good Polish-Italian restaurant? Perhaps to be transported in a make-believe way to what has become Ireland’s pint-glass sized imprint on the whole wide world; the pub where people never know what lies beyond the front door or the half door.More

Friday, together with friends we found a table without reservation. Perfect. I ordered a delicious burger where except for meet I discovered hard, plastic, transparent base 3 by 3 cm big, probably not removed before grilling the meat since it was brownish. Ruined my evening...whatsoever. Beware! I was offered a drink by a waitress to calm me down, lucky me.More