After checking in at our hotel, we asked the innkeeper where the best "local" place was to go for a drink. He directed us here noting that one of his former workers was probably behind the bar and asking that we pass along his hello....More

Pub reminded use of those we visited in Ireland. Cozy, lively, loud with conversation and friendly. Fish & chips and bangers & mash were outstanding.

We stopped in for Irish Coffee on a cold, wet day and it was a perfect way to warm up. We liked it so much we returned for lunch a bit later and enjoyed the fish and chips as well as the Harp on draft....More

What a great sandwich. Sliced beef, an amole amount of cheese totally tasty. Very surprising and worth it.

We stopped in to Leary’s for delicious lobster rolls and a Magner’s, though those chicken wings at the next table looked (and the diners confirmed they were) fabulous! Fun pub in the middle of town and as close as we could get to Ireland!

Looking for a good beer and sandwich, this is the place. Not a lot of choice on draft, but appear to have a decent selection of bottled beer. Limited menu, but I didn't go there for a gourmet meal. Had the prime rib sandwich with...More

Was pleasantly surprised at their lobster roll which was very good. The shepherds pie was very different than usual pie but very tasty and enjoyable. Nice choice for quick dinner.

2 early evening dinners, Wednesday Step-down upon entering into a small dining area partially separated from the bar. Overall atmosphere pub like--a bit dark-a bit gritty; our table had a hard seat chair & hard bench. Our orders: Haddock fish & chips plate--very large piece...More

We had an excellent stop at Leary's for an afternoon pick-me-up. A couple of craft beers and the best lobster roll and fries that we had in all of Maine! Great bar atmosphere - definitely a great find.

Nice Irish pub. Good feel to it. Decor felt like you were in Ireland. They pour a great Guinness. Food was good. Had the Parmesan cheese fries. Good. Went there twice during our stay.