O'Mara's Restaurant

"Our family had a lunch for 35. The food was delicious, the staff was great, and planning was easy. The room had audio-visual available, all we had to do was bring a thumb drive. Kevin and Lou took care of everything! They made our event memorable. I would highly recommend this wonderful restaurant!"

"Genuinely bizarre dining experience, but not in a fun way. The menu is peppered with paranoid rants about food coloring and the FDA. A fairly standard 90s Irish pub atmosphere has been enhanced(?) with a wall of succulents and some inexplicable periodic tables added as decoration. Food is definitely overpriced for the portions and quality. Not having French Fries (or anything else fried) on a pub menu is a bold and interesting choice. Between the decoration and the menu rants, the overall impression is that this is a restaurant run by someone who would really like you to share his delusions, which does not make for the most relaxing evening dining out."

"First time here. I do not recommend. I ordered the house steak. It came with undercooked potatoes, green beans and hard dinner rolls for $27. No side salad or anything else. The steak was good just not worth the price. Texas Roadhouse has way better food for less money."

"Very nice restaurant. Susan was my server and she was funny and quite attentive. She called me'Shorty' and I loved it. Here's a fun fact. The Periodic Table of Elements on at least two of the walls because the owner is a chemist!! The food was 'off the chain' good!! If you want a great night out at a top notch restaurant, go there and ask for Susan to wait on you."

"Truly putting the "Oh?" in O'Mara's, this restaurant serves good food in expensive, small portions in one of the most confusingly decorated venues you could imagine. Stopped here on a whim with a friend and was blown away with the wild decor and truly demented menu decision. Nothing made sense. There are two (2) periodic tables of the elements prominently displayed on the walls. The lighting in the main dining area is harsh purple plant lighting that lines the random wall of potted plants. Beakers and flasks dangle precariously from the ceiling. The menu espouses concerns with the FDA and claims at least three things are poison. It's possible to order roast potatoes, but you cannot get French fries here. The food is ludicrously expensive. I had a chicken sandwich and it was $16 and came with NO sides. It was a good sandwich, but not $16 good. Had a lot of fun just staring at all the insane, slapdash decor all over the restaurant. I'll probably come back with different groups, but not out of personal satisfaction. More the morbid sense of curiosity that a child might have after finding a raccoon dead on the side of the road and wanting to gather up the rest of the neighborhood kids to gawk. Loved this place."