The Castle Irish Pub and Restaurant

The Castle is one the coolest Irish Pubs in Orlando, FL! We were invited to The Castle after the O-Town Hurling Tournament a few weekends ago and was immediately welcomed with curry fries and hashbrowns & bacon that the host club catered for us. After consuming multiple portions of this, I was still hungry so I ordered a Shepherd's Pie with a pint of Guinness at hit the spot! This was the best Shepherd's Pies that I've had an Irish Pub so far. It was incrusted with crispy cheddar cheese, the meat was finely chopped, the potatoes were smooth & creamy, and overall it was perfect. I took half of it home and it tasted great cold as well. Great Irish Pub in Orlando, great staff, great food, and every meal supports Hurling & Gaelic Sports in Orlando and in the Southeast. Abú The Castle!

We have been here twice before but I must have forgotten about how good it is. Omg they just added an amazing chicken sandwich to the menu too. Not very irish but oh so delicious! We loved trying it and how sweet honey and crunchy chix were balanced on a fresh brioche roll. Kids had chicken nuggets that were actually all white meat chicken and hand breaded. Not your typical frozen preproccessed product. We also got the reuben sandwich. The thick corned beef and pickled cabbage really hit the spot and the meet was cut thicker then other reubens I have had in the past. Flavor was absolutely delicious. Live music and great service by Andrea. Ty for a delicious dinner and I hope you stick around for many years.

Placed order at 10:25-10:30 pm. Asked the bartender that was taking my order how big the chicken tenders were. She said don’t worry they’re huge. She told me the food would be ready in 15 minutes. Showed up at 10:45, she tells me the food is almost done it’ll be out in a couple minutes. The food wasn’t done till 11pm, which is fine I understand things happen. But then I saw the price. $15.99 for the chicken and then charged $1 for an extra sauce. $16.99 for this meal, you can be the judge. Giving it 3 starts because the spice bag meal option was very flavorful.

A little loud for my taste, but I’m not as young as I used to be. A fun, true-to-name Irish pub with great and on-point food. I had an ice-cold Guinness with fish and chips, and it hit the spot. My wife and daughter enjoyed the shepherd's pie—another very good dish. My son had the stew, and all I can say is he polished it off rather quickly. The music was great, and my grandson enjoyed dancing to the Irish tunes. If you're in the area, stop by for some good food and great entertainment, and if you're younger, you won’t find a livelier place than this! Parking can be limited when it's busy.

Came early for Sunday brunch not too busy. Drinks were good and meals had large portions. It appears they have a good happy hour so we will be coming back to check that out.