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Mullins Irish Alehouse

Editorial Review

Locals pop down to this homey little corner pub for a quick pint, a little camaraderie and live music Thursday and Sunday. Inside, it’s a bit of the old country, with dark woods and cramped quarters offering a quiet place to read or catch a game of footy on the telly. The kitchen offers such traditional fare as Irish shepherd’s pie, fish and chips, burgers, chicken pot pie, ribs and wings. Mains $7–$22.

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