Review Seamus David's Pub - Dartmouth

A friend recommended we do lunch here. Wow. I had a bacon-wrapped steak and a couple shrimp skewers. The shrimp were pretty good, but the steak was probably the tastiest I've eaten from a restaurant. The service was phenomenal also. We went for when it opened, at 1130hrs, and glad we did as it filled up quickly. Just a wonderful place.

Stopped in to try their wings on recommendation from a friend. The wings were delicious, the service was friendly and prompt. Will definitely go again.

The food here is amazing ! Staff is incredibly friendly and definitely has the Irish pub feel in the middle of Dartmouth Crossing. My personal go to’s are Shepard’s pie (seriously so good) and the seafood chowder (also amazing) but good here is excellent !! Also tried a new dessert called peanut butter stack. Very sweet but superrrr good.

Seamus David's Irish Pub seems to be a pretty popular place! We were seated fairly quickly and our waitress was quick to bring a menu and ask what we would like to drink. My husband ordered the club and I got the Seamus Burger. Food came fairly quickly and the presentation was lovely! Everything was hot and freshly made. The fries were absolutely delicious - I would go here again just to eat them! The burger is an 8oz patty and is super juicy. However that's where the enjoyable part of our meal ends. The burger was underseasoned and very plain tasting. Nothing jumped out to me in terms of flavour from the burger patty itself, other than the salty flavour of the meat. The bun was a standard burger bun, topped with a dill pickle slice, lettuce, tomato, cheese and mushrooms. It looks delicious and while it wasn't bad tasting, it definitely left me disappointed and wanting something better. The burger comes with a mustard and relish package on the side, and a paper cup of ketchup from your fries which you can also put on the burger. For the price of the burger ($15) I would have expected a more flavourful, seasoned patty, being asked what I'd like on the burger and for the underside of the bun to be toasted. The waitress did not check on us during our time there, other than to quickly top up our coffees (without asking or saying anything). When my husband was finishing the last bite of my burger (still had some fries on my plate) she came by and asked if she could take the plates away and bring our bill. We felt rushed and had considered ordering dessert bit were not asked if we would be having anything else, only "can I take your plates, and will that be one bill?" Overall, very disappointed with the service and food.

Very enjoyable experience, went with work group early in the morning. At 12pm they were almost full. Great atmosphere, nice drinks, nice food. I tried their beet salad, and wanted more beets and goat cheese rather than feta.

Very cozy little pub, and for a suburban mall they have captured the Irish pub feel pretty well. We were seated quickly, so that was nice. There were several large groups so service was a bit slower than you would normally expect but it was still quite reasonable. Food was just ok. They had run out of burgers (all burgers) and the other two menu items we did get were somewhat bland. It was absolutely edible and we ate it all, so I want to be clear it wasn't bad. Just ok... Maybe because there are so many amazing reviews I was expecting more? Prices are decent so for a quick pub lunch while I was shopping in the area, I would probably be back to give it a second chance.

My experience was mediocre at best. I don't drink and when I asked the waitress for a water her demeanor completely changed and was unfriendly to me for the rest of the night. The Burger I ordered was very dry and tasteless but the sweet potato fries were fantastic.

Located at one end of the Dartmouth Crossing loop, there is lots of free parking across the street. You enter a nice wood accented pub with main and overflow rooms. A nice selection of 3rd party craft brews, good menu choices and our selections were tasty. Pricing was reasonable but not cheap, as expected.