Paddy's Hollow Restaurant & Pub - Wilmington

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Paddy's Hollow Restaurant & Pub

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10 Walnut Street, Wilmington, North Carolina, United States

Paddy's Hollow Restaurant & Pub Reviews

Moonvera
54 reviews

Aug 26, 2007

This so called Irish Pub is located in The Cotton Exchange in the Historic District. I say 'so called' because the bartender told us that it's more of American Fares.

I had a BBQ Bacon Cheddar Burger. I know it's not Irish but there was nothing else good. I rather enjoyed it with the BBQ sauce added. My husband had the Corned Beef on Rye which wasn't bad either. They have a varied menu from Seafood to Pasta. They have more Southern dishes.

They offer a reasonable selection of 16 draft beers and a very small selection of bottled beers. They do have a long wine list.

If you want beer or wine, there's plenty here.

Part of the Life in North Carolina travel blog

2 comments

2 smiles

hansenn says:

I want both, beer and wine. Is that possible?
I,m getting hungry reading this. I haven,t had some decent food today.

Posted on: Oct 21, 2007

jteddyb says:

GOOD GOD, I want a BBQ bacon cheddar burger! I am so gonna pig out when I'm back in the States for Xmas.

Posted on: Oct 21, 2007

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Paddy's Hollow Restaurant & Pub Blogs

Moonvera

Aug 26, 2007

On to Paddy's Hollow Restaurant & Pub . It's a pretend Irish pub. The bartender said so herself. My bacon cheddar burger was actually good with the barbeque sauce they added A fter lunch we took a stroll down on Water Street and Front… A Day Downtown . . .

Moonvera

Oct 20, 2007

And this time, I had total control of the camera Our first stop was Paddy's Hollow Restaurant & Pub . The only place for us to go each time we visit downtown. They have a really great staff. It is an Irish pub that is more American. I had a Crab Dip served with Garlic Bread which… "Tomorrow will be a Good Day" . . .