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O'connell's Pub
4652 Shaw Ave
Saint Louis, MO 63110
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Main Menu
Appetizers / Side Dishes
Cold Shrimp Dozen
- Dozen $16.00
- 1/2 Dozen $9.00
House Salad
$4.50Small House Salad
$3.50Chicken Breast Salad
$7.00Cole Slaw
$1.50Soup Of The Day
$4.25Chili
- $4.25
- Cup $3.25
French Fries
$2.25Fried Mushrooms
$4.50Onion Rings
- L $5.25
- S $3.25
From The Grill
Hamburger
$5.75Cheeseburger
$6.25Veggie Burger
$7.00Chicken Breast
$6.00Frank
- $4.50
- W/ Cheese $5.00
Coney Island
$7.00Grilled Cheese
$4.00Roast Beef
- $7.50
- Au Jus $0.25
Daily Specials
Monday - Baked Ham
$7.00Tuesday - Reuben
$8.00Wednesday - Jambalaya (regular Or Vegetarian)
- Italian Sausage Sandwich $7.00
Wednesday - Italian Sausage Sandwich
$7.00Thursday - Roast Pork Sandwich
$7.00Friday - Fish And Chips
$8.75Saturday - Bbq Rib Tips
$7.50Sunday - Hot Chicken Wings
$7.00Wine - Bottled Wines
Pinot Grigio
Malbec
Beringer's White Zinfandel
Rosenblum Red Zinfandel
Merlot
Kendell-jackson Cabernet Sauvignon
Kendell - Jackson Chardonnay
Chateau Ste. Michelle Riesling
Single Malt Scotch
Dalwhinnie 15yr
Glenmorangie 10yr
Craggan More 12yr
Oban
Talisker 10yr
Lagavulin 16yr
Glenmorangie 10yr
Glenmorangie Madeirawood Finish 12yr
Glenmorangie Portwood Finish 12yr
Belvenie Double Wood 12yr
Balvenie Single Barrel 15yr
Balvenie Peated Cask 17yr
Bowmore 15yr
Scapa 12yr
Glenlivit 12yr
Glenfiddich 12yr
Glenfiddich 18yr
Laphroaig 10yr
Beer - Bottled Imports
Heineken
New Castle Brown Ale
Pilsner Urquell
Bottled Guinness - Room Temp
Harp
Amstell Light
Fat Tire
Beer - Draft Beers
Schlafly Hefeweizen
Michelob Light
Michelob
Michelob Amber Bock
Guinness Stout
O' Connell's Amber Ale
Blue Moon
Bass Ale
Stella Artois
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General Info
About Us
O’Connell’s Pub first opened in 1962, in an area known to St. Louisans as Gaslight Square. Gaslight Square was a bohemian, artistic area, attracting many of St. Louis’s most prominent personalities, some of which not only frequented, but also lived in the area. Some of Gaslight Square’s residents were Ernie Trova, an American sculptor known for “The Falling Man”; Joe Pollack, noted food critic; Bill Woo, former editor of the St. Louis Post Dispatch; and Leonard Slatkin, who has moved on but was the conductor that brought international recognition to the St. Louis Symphony orchestra. Gaslight Square was also known nationally as an entertainment district, attracting up and coming stars such as Barbara Streisand,