Sláinte!

"To your health" is what we say in Ireland before partaking or a wee dram. The proper pronunciation is something like "slantcha," and the proper response is "Sláinte agad-sa," which translates to "To your health as well."

If you've visited Ireland, you notice that the traditional pubs aren't set up like the typical American bar. There's more room to sit and socialize, and lots of nooks and crannies to find a chair or two and sit a spell. That's because the company is just as important as the drink...not that the Irish are not particular about their drink! But a pub should be, first and foremost, a place to enjoy good friends, faces both familiar and newly familiar, good conversation and good times shared (which is about the best description of the term "craic," or "crack," that we can think of). With a bit of libation to keep the throat from getting dry.

We have tried to bring the spirit of the local pub to Oconomowoc. Our bar area is designed to make it easy to linger, and perhaps learn a bit more about the person to your right or left. We have stocked our taps with a personally selected variety of beers, our racks with wines to please every taste, and our shelves with perhaps the finest collection of authentic whiskeys and scotches in the state. To your health!