There are few pubs that embody the true spirit of Ireland better than Peggy Kinnane's Irish Restaurant and Pub. What makes Peggy's unique is the fact that virtually every piece of the structure is Irish; from the original Irish stone interior, to all the woodwork including the bars that were constructed and shipped from Ireland. These materials trace the establishment's roots to owner Derek Hanley's youth where he spent hours in his grandfather John Joe Kinnane's pub in County Clare.

To add the final touch of authenticity, Derek Hanley's mother is an Irish woman by the name of Peggy Kinnane.

The pub menu offers traditional Irish breakfasts, small bites of Irish smoked salmon, and sourdough bread bowls filled with melted Irish Swiss cheese and corned beef; starters of soups and salads; favourites of bangers and mash, shepherds pie, thick boxty pancakes, steaks, sandwiches, and desserts.

A full fledged drinks list embraces some fine wines, beers, and spirits. Professional staff and the all Irish atmosphere combine well to make a visit to Peggy Kinnane's a charming experience.