Claddagh Irish Pub Deal of the Day

Claddagh Irish Pub – Livonia

Dinner for Two or Four or $15 for $30 Worth of Pub Food and Drinks

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Atlantic cod burgers, pork loin glazed with honey and whisky, and langostino-filled puff pastries at pub with traditional Irish music jams

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Expires Feb 6, 2013
Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per table. Valid only for option purchased. Reservations recommended. Dine-in only. Must purchase a food item. Not valid for happy hour. Valid only at Livonia location. Not valid for chicken wings, lamb shanks, 8 oz sirloin steaks, or Galway Hookers.
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Choose from Three Options

$23 for dinner for two (up to a $49.96 total value)

One starter (up to an $8.99 value)
Two entrees (up to a $16.99 value each)
One dessert (up to a $6.99 value)

$45 for dinner for four (up to a $99.92 total value)

Two starters (up to an $8.99 value each)
Four entrees (up to a $16.99 value each)
Two desserts (up to a $6.99 value each)

$15 for $30 worth of Irish pub food and drinks

Corn beef and cabbage rolls in a fried wonton are $6.99. The shepherd’s pie is $13.99, the pork loin in a whiskey-honey glaze is $13.99, and the Warm and Tipsy bread pudding is $6.99. See the full menus.

Claddagh Irish Pub

The clink of whiskey glasses, the upbeat strains of fiddles, and the mouthwatering aroma of braised lamb shank: these are the sights, sounds, and smells that envelop the senses at Claddagh Irish Pub. The lively eatery sates stomachs with a menu of traditional dishes, such as shepherd’s pie, and those with modern twists, such as the fish accompanied by fresh mango salsa or cilantro-lime rice. The chefs try to use seasonal ingredients and keep tongues from getting bored by changing their offerings twice a year and hiding firecrackers in the desserts.

Diners swig a variety of Irish beer and whiskey and sip more than a dozen wines surrounded by dark wood accents and stone walls that evoke the Emerald Isle. A slew of events entertain ears, including traditional Irish music jams on Sunday evenings and trivia on Wednesday nights.

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