News from the New Duffy's

Duffy's Irish Restaurant, U Street's newest addition, has rolled out their happy hour specials, which run from Monday to Friday, 4 to 7 p.m. Pints of Yuengling, Bud and Miller Lite and house wines are $3.50. Rail drinks run $4, burgers and shepherd's pie, $4.95 and fish and chips, $5.95.

If you want a deal on the good beer, the restaurant is hosting a "24" finale viewing party on Monday, with $4 pints of Guinness and Smithwick's during the show. They also promise to show every Nats game on at least one television.

Anyone stopped in yet?

Comments

Washington Cube said…
Haven't stopped in, just been reading about it all over town: the pro's and the con's.
5/18/2006 12:44 PM
Amanda said…
Wait, are you talking about fliers? I saw some flier yesterday with something about pros and con, but didn't read the fine print.
5/18/2006 12:49 PM
Washington Cube said…
Not the flyers. People have been blogging about it, DCist wrote about it, mainly about the issues of location, etc.
5/18/2006 11:12 PM
Anonymous said…
Very pretty site! Keep working. thnx!
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7/22/2006 7:39 AM
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