Lucky Irish Pub and Grill in Alabama

"Shepard’s pie was tasty. Fried potatoes were good. Hamburger was average and Cajun cheese cubes were spicy. Nothing remarkable but not terrible either."

"An old school looking pub nestled within a busy shopping strip. Many themed food items to choose from, which are all prepared well. Sauces taste cheaper and don't lend much in overall flavor, though. Service was slower and a tad rushed, but there appeared to only be one server on shift during a busy lunch rush. Overall positive experience."

"Great atmosphere for college football, rowdy bunch makes for great banter. Food was tasty. Juicy grilled chicken, onion rings came out a bit luke warmbut the Guinness sauce on them was a delicious touch. No problem with parking."

"Food and drinks were good. Server/bartender was very nice! Has pool table and dart boards also."

"We were here a few months ago for the first time and the food was delicious and service was great. We did have to be out by 9 because we have 2 kids but no issue. Tomorrow is my birthday and wanted to eat here tonight after my sons practice however they said we had to be out by 8 so we didn’t make it :-("

"Nice experience first time going to bar. 10 minute wait for food. I had garlic parmesan wings I give it a 6 just was not as crispy as I wanted it. Also a lucky burger give it a 8 because it was a good flavor and seasoning but didnt care for the tomatoes. Great drinks had the lucky mango drink. Also they let you staple your dollar on a wall and write what you want on it every fun. Overall spent around $60-70 with tip included try it out."

"Been on 2 dates here and the vibes and the drinks are good, plus the wings are simply amazing. Will not be surprised if we end up here again soon, worth a revisit."

"Yeah, well obviously, um… wow. Just, y’know, proper special. We walked in not expectin’ much, just a few pints and a telly to watch the final on, yeah… but Lucky’s — they made it feel like Wembley, honestly. Place was packed, wall to wall in lilywhite. You could feel the nerves, yeah, but the energy… it was unreal. When that final whistle went and we finally lifted it (first bit of European silverware in 41 years) I’m not gonna lie, bit emotional. I think I hugged a bloke from Birmingham and a crying child at the same time. Tears, y’know? Tears in an Irish pub in Alabama. You'll never sing that. The staff were class, memorized our orders and supplied refills in the backroom throughout the match without asking. Proper Guinness, chips crispy, music was bangin’ they even played “Glory Glory Tottenham Hotspur” on the jukebox, and there isn't even a jukebox. That’s commitment. This place’ll always have a place in my heart now. It’s where we did it. Where it finally happened. Up the Spurs, and up Lucky’s. Cheers lads, see ya next season — hopefully with another trophy, yeah?"