Racist! Horrible, degrading service. Only visit the establishment if you are more than fair in skin tone. I understand it's a local hole in the wall, hence the reason we wanted to try it, but establishments like this should not be able to operate. Best thing the community can do for that owner and establishment is boycott it, let him keep his nostalgia, and hope another way-better bar opens in it's place.

Bartender at the time was extremely rude immediately when me walked in demanding to see ID’s. Totally fine, after he was extremely rude to two members of our group, but attempted to be nice to our other two members… members who were not POC. Upon checking an ID of one of these members he responded with “is there going to be a problem” Horrible experience. Would not recommend

Came to Quigley's after the Ravens Home Opener. Jim, the bartender, was great, welcoming and ready to pour! If you're near the stadium go to Quigley's...ain't the beer cold!

It's hard to describe as you'd like to root for such an obviously bad baltimore local bar but the owner was either drunk or just mean and or stupid and incapable of taking drinking orders and making small talk with a customer. I'd avoid it and suggest the owner /bar tender Get on an anti depressant/anti psychotic drug.

A great hole in the wall that needs to be experienced to understand Baltimore. Great drinks and great times!

Bathroom could use some attention but the owner was friendly, chatty, and welcoming. He was ready to serve us as soon as we came in with the drinks of the day.

I will never forget the owner of this bar who helped me find a parking space outside his bar as I was on my way to visit my husband in Shock trauma and was emotionally , a mess. He is a special man and bar owner ,and when my husband is more recovered , we will visit his bar.

Got my bobble head left stadium and found this gem. Cool place, cold beer and safe neighborhood. I’ll be back.

Super fun authentic feeling Irish bar! Owner/operator is such a nice genuine guy. Just feels like a down to earth fun neighborhood bar. Definitely recommend!

Place is closed. Called several times no answer. Walked over from the Hampton Inn it looked empty . Bartender at Pickles Pub who lives nearby said it was permanently closed.

Good beer and a very chill neighborhood bar vibe. Staff are all great, and the beer is solid and food is delicious. Most of all, it's consistent, both the service and beer.

Best spot to pre game the Orioles. Don't understand how it's not jammed jacked every time. Bring cash and give this spot some well deserved business.

Never open. Needs to be consistent and update the hours on websites if not open. Travelers beware.

The place looked really cool and I liked the setup, however there was no AC on an almost 90 degree night, the fans were not working or not turned on, and the bartender was overworked and by himself.

Was looking for a unassuming hole in the wall type bar and found it at Quigley's. We stopped in after the Orioles game (and concert) on 9/15/23. When we first walked in we were told that last call had been called, but then we were told we could come in - it was 1045pm. Jim, the bartender/owner, was a nice guy and the atmosphere was quiet/ calm which is the opposite of most other bars near the stadium. Love the wood bar, intricate wood work, cool ceiling fans, and collectable decor. Happy to have found this spot, look forward to going back!

Good - nay, great - local establishment. Stopped in after a long stretch at the convention center, to sit down to good conversation, an introduction to Old Bay cheese puffs that I didn't know how badly I was missing, and the first of what may be many Irish Crushes. An in-house invention which caught the notice of the Baltimore Sun and is well worth the hubbub.

Website said it opened at 5:00 I got here at 5:25 front door is wide open unlocked and there's not a single person inside

The experience with the owner was fantastic - we had a wonderful time prior to the Orioles game. I highly recommend visiting this place.

Very interesting "neighborhood watering hole" Quaint/uniquely decorated

It's a neat little local pub that doesn't take itself too seriously. I shot the breeze with Jim and the boys over a couple of beers. Perfect.

The place to be after an Orioles game or anytime. Great owner. Great atmosphere. My favorite place to visit when coming from Seattle.

What a gem! Very friendly place. The Irish crush drink is so good on a hot summer day. Baseball game a block away. The Babe Ruth museum is just across the street. And their nachos were the BEST that I've ever had in my life!

My mother, cousin and I made it to here at 1:10am. The bar closes at 2am. The man said it was closed when we got there and we we’re going figure out our next move before leaving since it was cold. We weren’t the only people inside, it was multiple groups of white people inside and we were the only black people. The man at the bar reported in a hostile voice that they were closed and we immediately felt uncomfortable. He wasn’t kicking anyone else out but he made sure we couldn’t stay. After getting back in our car a group of white people, from the bar hit the car behind them before driving off. So not only we’re they racist but they did a hit and run. It was St. Patrick’s day and we just wanted an Irish pub experience instead we got regular American racism.

Owner was awesome — had a great time before the Orioles game. Would recommend coming here. 10/10 — will be back.

I went to Quigley Pub, after the Ravens game. Nice pub, good music, Great drinks. Jim provided excellent service.