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The Irish Times Pub is identified as offering italian cuisine.

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The Irish Times Pub

Name: The Irish Times Pub
Address: 425-427 Little Collins Street, Melbourne (VIC), 3000, Australia
Price range: $35 (Prices have been provided by the restaurant)

425-427 Little Collins Street, 3000 Melbourne (VIC)

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Average price $35

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Restaurant menu

Pork and leek bangers and mash: $22; Grilled Pork and leek sausages served on herb and garlic flavoured mash potatoes with rosemary and red wine pan jus
Chicken Parmaggiana: $22; Oregano marinated chicken breast crumbed in house and fried to a golden brown, topped with Virginia ham, homemade Napoli sauce and melted cheese to create the perfect taste for Aussie Parma lovers. Served with chips and salad
Famous beef and Guiness pie: $23; Our signature dish, layered in crock pot, Sirloin chunks slow cooked with thyme, carrots, onions and celery in Guinness Stout, topped with creamy mashed potato sprinkled with cheddar cheese and baked to golden brown

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Reviews

Jason L. • 3 reviews
29 August 2019
6.8/10
Guinness pie is good but overall price is a little bit on the high side

Donna O. • 21 reviews
25 July 2019
10/10
Had a great nite @ the Irish Times. We're Irish so it was lovely to go to a typical Irish Pub with an open fire & great Craic

Dan R. • 6 reviews
11 May 2019
7.3/10
Great pub grub.

- - • 1 review
10 August 2018
10/10
Best Guiness in town with sensational atmosphere, its a very special place.

Toni B. • 26 reviews
21 June 2018
9.8/10
The fish and chips are great - those chips - not sure how they do them but so delicious! Feel like I'm in Ireland when I look around. Absolutely wonderful atmosphere.

Darren P • 17 reviews
22 March 2018
8/10
Everything here is huge in size. The best for big eater like me will definitely go back

Cathy B. • 4 reviews
31 January 2018
7/10
It was a nice evening. Nothing spectacular but an easy place to go for a quick meal and drink after work.

Sharon D. • 17 reviews
24 November 2017
8.5/10
Quaint hotel but maybe a little small.

Christine w. • 1 review
28 April 2017
9/10
Great atmosphere, freindly service and good music. We had a great dinner for my sons 18th

Noreen C. • 2 reviews
20 April 2017
8.8/10
A venue that is as close to a real Irish pub overseas that I've visited in 30yrs. Brought a great big irish smile to my face ??

Kellson Ma • 6 reviews
13 February 2017
6/10
Nice old Irish decor, feels warm and cozy. Food is decent and good serve size. The service is a little bit let down, may be due to its a pub with extra dinning area at the back and a bit short of hands. A cool place to be with friends with couple drinks after work.

- - • 1 review
7 February 2017
8/10
Great service, accommodated our large group with no problems!

Judy A. • 18 reviews
8 November 2016
8.5/10
Great old pub. We were welcomed on arrival and felt very comfortable

Jasmin M. • 3 reviews
28 October 2016
9.5/10
Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Food was great as always. Great Irish heritage memorabilia to look at while eating.

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425-427 Little Collins Street, 3000, Melbourne (VIC), Australia

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Melbourne CBD, Melbourne City

About the restaurant

Get Your Guinness Here What is it about Irish pubs that we all love so much? Maybe it's the traditional dark wood interior and the jovial atmosphere. Or maybe it's the ample supply of thirst-quenching beers on tap and classic pub food. The Irish Times Pub on Little Collins Street in the heart of Melbourne CBD certainly has all in spades. Sit at the wraparound bar or sidle up to a table near one of the cosy fireplaces. You'll find an extensive range of beers on tap — including Guinness, of course — as well as plenty of wines and spirits. As for the food, the luck of the Irish is with you — you can't go wrong here. It's classic casual pub fare. Think chicken schnitzel burger, shepherd's pie, hearty Irish stew and fish and chips. The burgers here are postcard-worthy, too. Try the legendary Irish Times Guinness Tower burger or the jalapeno burger if you're in the mood for a little zing. The Irish Times Pub is great for a pre-drink and dinner before a night out, or it's a great night out all on its own. Best dish: The legendary Irish Times Guinness Tower burger