Took in dinner and a few beers at the Claddagh Pub. The atmosphere is very authentic, old Irish pub. There are multiple "rooms" to the pub which gives it a more intimate feel. The Irish Stew is very good, but you'll need a big appetite to finish it. The service was friendly and prices were reasonable. I will go back... More

I enjoyed a casual lunch at this place. Good food and an attentive server made lunch enjoyable. I wasn't impressed by the variety, though. I could get nearly everything on the menu of just about any bar/grill anywhere.

I actually used to be a server at the Claddagh downtown and keep going back every time I can when I'm in Indy because the food is just that good. Try the chicken artichoke spinach dip sandwich. It's amazing! Oh, and order a side of dipping cream for your fries. A definite treat! Lots of fun on the weekends.

They do offer live music at times. I felt the food was good but the bar experience was not extra special.

At first I thought the waiter was a jerk but it turned out it was his sense of humor. A wee bit cocky we'll say. Very good stew and fish and chips. So-so atmosphere. Didn't seem as clean as it could be.

The food was excellent. I had the fetuccini Alfredo and my husband the flat bread chicken and both were really good!

Always great service and food! The drink selections and specials are always above and beyond. The food quality is consistently above the competition. A great place for a dinner among friends!

We went to Ireland last summer, so we were very excited to go to the Claddagh in our hometown. We went to an Ice (hockey) game at Conseco & walked over to the Claddagh one Sunday. (It is a very easy walk over, if you choose to go for some reason - maybe the beer?) The food was just miserable.... More

I like Claddagh, but I don't love it. Not the best fish and chips around town, but still worth a try. Corned beef and cabbage rolls are amazing though, and go nicely with a pint of Guinness. Whiskey flight is worth the money too.