Wexford, Savannah's Irish Pub

Mind Set On Travel

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

Walking around Savannah we found a great Irish Pub - Wexford. Loved the floor sign when walking in and coasters. Lots to choose from and we opted to ask if we could get the pot roast on the pub nachos vs the corned beef and they happily accommodated (a Big Thank You) as they were delicious. With a little more room left - we got the Brussel sprouts with bacon. Great finisher to the evening meal. Staff was very helpful and food service was very timely.

Julie Zehnder

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

From authentic pours like Tennet's to hand crafted cocktails like the Irish Hope, this Irish pub delivers a welcoming atmosphere and hearty meals. If you like pub fare, you'll have a hard time deciding amongst the fish & chips or shepard's pie or corned beef. The colcannon was so delicious! But they also have unique takes on standard American food like burgers, grilled cheese/ tomato soup combo, or shrimp and grits (which were amazing! Shrimp, Andouille sausage and Irish bacon added to this protein packed dish!) The Celtic knot (giant pretzel) was a crowd pleaser for our table of 5. The kids' menu has the usual things kids like such as chicken tenders, mac'n'cheese, fries, etc., and crayons so they can color and do a word search. Clean bathrooms and a little gift shop round out a great dining experience. Some of us weren't quite finished with our coke or beer, so the server offered to-go cups for us. Loved being able to sip on my beer while walking around. 💖

J Dean

4 out of 5 stars★★★★☆

We came for an early dinner after researching and deciding on the Wexford. The atmosphere was very good but not full on Irish. Easy to get a table and service was excellent. We had the cute little Imp Alex. We had a Cobb Salad and the Corned Beef and Cabbage. Food was very good especially for the prices. Corned beef was a little salty but juicy and tasty all the same. Vegetables were a great compliment. Cobb Salad was very good and had an abundance of items. We started with the Irish Knot Pretzel. It was incredibly doughy and big enough to feed 6. All in all happy we stopped.

Ron Haggerton

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

I will walk a long way for an Irish pub. I’ll walk even further for a really good shepherd’s pie. I would walk and walk and walk to this place. The atmosphere is great. It has dark wood throughout, a variety of seating options, and Irish music playing. I was greeted at the door and welcomed in, then shown to a high top table. The menu looked great and I considered a steak or fish and chips. However, I’m a sucker for shepherd’s pie. My server was Andres and he was great. The shepherd’s pie was a perfect portion. So many places send out a huge portion and it’s just too much. When it arrived, it did not look like what I normally get as shepherd’s pie. From the first bite, my mind was blown. It is so rich and flavorful that I had to slow down and savor every bite. The beef and lamb really melded together, the black pepper was just right and the potatoes were like something you would get in your grandmother’s kitchen. Only in the south can you relax in an Irish pub, enjoy a drink, have a fantastic meal, listen to Irish music, and watch Duck Dynasty. I love the south! Thanks to Wexford and a great staff for a great meal in a great place.

Alexandra & Jeremy

4 out of 5 stars★★★★☆

What a beautiful, authentic Irish pub in the heart of Savannah. It's one of the few that transports you to Ireland as soon as you walk in. Food, overall, was very good. Here are the highlights: The shepard's pie was honestly the best one we have ever had - hands down. What a pleasant surprise! The brie platter was what it was meant to be - tasty. The chicken sandwich had an Asian flair, which was surprising, but tasty. Side salad needed some help (little wilted) and the fries needed serious help. "Soda bread" was really Irish brown bread, but fortunately it was good. Selection of beer and cocktails was great, as was the service and ambiance. We would absolutely go back.