Celtic Crossing Irish Pub

I recommend coming here hungry, because the food is great. They have a surprisingly good selection of whiskeys and scotches, but you will pay for it. Good beer selection, though I wish they would change up the taps more.

My friends and I come here for Wednesday trivia a lot, and it's a great time. Two complaints about that though: the announcer guy talks too much and takes waaaay too long to grade the answers, and there's always a team there called the Wombats who win basically every week.

When the weather is nice, the patio is pleasant.

Parking kinda sucks, but that's just because of where it is in Midtown.

The food is excellent and the atmosphere is unique. With an Irish menu with dishes you don't see at typical American restaurants, you almost feel like you're in another country. The music and atmosphere is electric. The biggest drawback is the location has almost no parking and if you're not interested in walking from a block or 2 away you better use Uber and be dropped off. Of course with the bar offerings, that's a good idea anyway... My wife got the shrimp coddle and it was amazing, in fact, I'm getting it next time. Shrimp, sausage, bangers and potato in a delicate but flavorful broth. Everything including the Scottish eggs were on point. Highly recommend giving this restaurant a try. Plus it's right in the heart of the revitalized area with many other places to grab a drink or dessert if Celtic Crossing's menu isn't enough.

The mussels were delicious. The brown bread was mouth watering. The bread pudding was to DIE for and our server was wonderfully sweet and quick! I haven't had mussels this good since we moved back here from the east coast!!!

Was a great place to watch the game! Great service. Yummy food. Mimosas were delicious! Go Memphis Tigers!

Enjoyed the heck out of our first encounter at Celtic Crossing! The staff - manager and waiters - showed complete commitment to serving us well. They were totally unfazed by the unusual nature of our party: a 2 year old boy, 5 adults (1 in a wheelchair) and an 80 year old Welshman in full outfit of kilts! The live band of traditional Irish music was wonderful. The food was delicious, and reasonably priced. The Celtic pub ambience was delightful. As we say in Wales, "It don't get no better than this!"