M’Coul’s Public House

Fairly typical English pub, large central bar around booths, and a nice patio. Beers were pretty generic though, only the well known craft stuff. Food was tasty and creative and service was good. Look briefly.

One of my fallback favs, M’Couls has great atmosphere, very cozy, but the seats are a bit uncomfortable....I think I’d stay and drink longer if the seats were more bum-friendly. Decent selection of brews. I do like some of the food. Boxtie, bangers and mash, Irish spring rolls...pretty good, but not awesome. Still, I love the atmosphere and the location in downtown Gsboro. As far as crowd, it is older people and familes early in the evening, with the crowd getting younger as the evening goes on. However, it isn’t really slam packed all the time like Hops, which it could be. I think it falls down when it comes to food and service. This place has so much potential...I still love it. My second choice in Gsbo.

This place is warm and inviting. Inside the decor is very cool and will make you think you are on another continent. English pub feel all around. The menu is well rounded and prices are in line with other places in the area. They had a good selection of beers. Over all I enjoyed my visit. Recommended.

Stopped by for a meal and a couple of beers. Typical Irish pub, nothing to get excited about. Service was good and so was the staff. Food tastefull. 16 taps and 33 bottles. Definately worth a stop if you’re in town.

Went there for the first time a few weeks back. Beer selection is pretty decent for this area with some good high end beers. Not as extensive as I would have liked but not bad. The beer is a bit overpriced for this area. I ended up going for a couple Samuel Smith’s Oatmeal Stouts which didn’t disappoint. I couldn’t bring myself to spend the extra money for the Chimay. The food was excellent. Most things on the menu are typical Irish pub fare, but they do offer some other options as well. I’d recommend this place if you’re in the Greensboro area.