O'Neals has been pouring on the corner of 3rd & South for forty-seven years. Same family. Same room. Same belief that a real pub is the place your neighborhood comes home to. Sundays for the game, Tuesdays for darts, Saturdays for karaoke, every night for a proper pint.
They call us South Street's Beer Authority, and it took the long way to earn it: nineteen rotating taps, more than a hundred bottles for takeout, the only Real Ale beer engine for blocks, and a back-bar stocked with rare Irish whiskeys, single-malt Scotches, and cognacs the regulars have been working through since the Carter administration.
The wood at the bar has been polished by elbows. The brass on the tap handles has gone matte from forty-seven years of hands. The photos on the wall include people who aren't around anymore, and that's the point.
Come thirsty.
— The House