Celtic Crossing Irish Pub

“Excellent pub atmosphere with a good selection of beer.”

Jackson Hearn★★★★★

It was a beautiful spring night, so we sat on the front patio. Our server was attentive and quick, and the drinks were great (There's a great list of whiskeys from several countries.) The fish and chips were so tasty. The fish was light and delicate, with a crispy crust, and the chips were tender inside with a light crunch.

Next. Please.★★★

I was in German town and stopped at the celtic crossing however they were closed for a private party so i headed to the mid town location. I only had wine and was charged a kitchen convenience fee. I understand the concept had i ordered something from the kitchen but i didnt.......

Lonnie★★★★

I liked Celtic Cross, but not as much as Bog and Barley’s. The server was very nice, but she checked on our table maybe every 30 minutes, so we had to wait quite a while after finishing our food to pay the check. I liked all of the food. The fish and chips are really good and so are the Irish nachos. I also liked the tomato soup a lot. I will say that the cocktails are not good. The elderflower gimlet was disgusting honestly. Also, the beer was warm. Overall, this is a chill spot. I just wish the server was just a little more attentive. I don’t want the server to hover over me the entire time

Colleen Keogh★★★★

We had a dinner made of some small bites. It was around $100 which was a lot we thought for what we got. Only one of the three we got was really good. The server was new and over charged me. I’m still hoping the charge will come out correctly. They also do the 3% kitchen appreciation added automatically. I know the TN liquor tax is insane and some places incorporate that into their prices but not there. So be prepared to pay an extra $20 with all the fees and taxes.