Olearys - Gavle

I went here last Tuesday night at about 7 o'clock, the place was a quarter full. I was told at the door that I might want to go somewhere else because they were very busy. I started laughing and asked the guy could I have a table. I was told that I needed to be prepared to wait a long time to eat and that he was telling me this so I wouldn't be disappointed. anyways I sat down. there is probably 40 televisions here showing sport on each one but I got more amusement entertainment watching the staff running around like crazy people. Food was very nice and great portions. Burger was big and cooked nicely very tasty. The beer was flat. I didn't bother to mention it to anyone, the whole experience felt like I had travelled back in time to when restaurants didn't have to try hard and still succeeded. food was great but that's where the positives stop

American copy restaruants normally can at least get the food right. It's basic but O'Leary's an Irish American restaraunt falls short. First they do not use plates. Instead its wooden boards and baskets. Not easy ti eat from! Second the beef tacos were cold, placed on metal cradles that gaurenteed they were cold. Finally the fish and chips (I know not American or for that Irish) were over cooked, small portioned (Not American or Irish) and again cold! Beer and pop corn was good but frankly if you want more try somewhere else!

Very comfortable relaxed atmosphere, we came to watch the 6 nations a couple of weeks back. we had an area reserved. Food was very nice and the staff are very friendly

We had high expectations when we visited this restaurant in the early evening after hearing some good reviews. The service was good, there were plenty of TV screens (it's a sports bar), and the decor was nice. However, the quality of the food could have been better. The taco chips and dips for starters were not great (the dips were okay, but the taco chips were not). The featured cheeseburger was disappointing as the beef patty was severely overcooked, lacking flavor, and rubbery. When we requested a less cooked burger, we were informed that only overcooked burgers are served in Sweden. We eventually received a slightly better burger, but it was still overcooked. The French fries were okay, and the Guinness was good, so the evening wasn't a total letdown. The prices were quite high, the service was good, but the food could have been much better.

I had dinner at a cozy bar on a Sunday night. The food was simple but delicious, and they had a great selection of beers. The staff was friendly and helpful, even assisting with translating the menu.