Cuchulainn’s Irish Pub

Great place ! Excellent food, great service ! Do not use the atm machine, it short changed me ! Called the company and they blew me off

This is a great little Irish Pub. We went in for a drink after dinner. The place was busy round 9:30 but by the time the live band came on it was jammed. The band were local boys & they were pretty good. It’s a small venue & the music was loud but still good nonetheless. One thing I like to make note of… white guys can’t dance!!!

An Irish pub in the heart of Streetsville and finally one that carries Murphy’s stout. Had the chicken fingers, which were quite nice although the fries that came with it were not that great.

Based in the village of streetsville, this Irish pub, I must say is the finest of its kind, it’s excellent ambience makes you feel as if you were in Ireland itself, the staff is excellent and the service is great. This is a definite must visit establishment.

This was my old drinking hole in university. I have been going here for over 10 years and still make sure that I make a yearly stop here. The staff have always been pleasant and helpful. The drinks do change from time to time but they always have great beer available.
I highly recommend the G Best wrap. It is the the best thing on the menu.
If you are going to check this place out, go on a Tuesday for jam night. The local talent in Mississauga (Streetsville) is amazing and worth checking out.

This place was bumping on a Saturday night. Plenty of pretty people dressed up in heels looking to mingle. The cover band was pretty decent and they played a lot of classic rock — Metallica, Aerosmith, Stones.
But the service was terrible. I don’t think they were expecting such a crowd on a Saturday. Only two bartenders working the shift. No bar backs or bussers to help with clean-​up. One doorman who was incredibly suspicious of everyones ID.
I might come back for a drink when it’s less busy.

Pretty much just what you’d want from an Irish pub. Good drink selection, with a few house cocktails, and a good mix of pub food which seems unique and homemade. I had the guiness pull (sandwich with pulled beef in Guiness BBQ sauce) which was great, not only because it was basically a sandwich on garlic bread! I also had the sweet shop for dessert which was a deep fried mars bar with ice cream. I would probably go back just for that. It was worth every calorie.
The waitress said the menu on the back of the drink menu is their seasonal menu which changes all the time, so that’s pretty cool and atypical of pub food.
Note: a somewhat run-​down feel, but nothing major. I’ve been to many a pub with a similar feel.

The post below by Araina N. is not of Cuchulainn’s. The pictures she posted are not from Cuchluainn’s and the server she described is definitely not from Cuchulainn’s. She described the pub as multi-​level, it is not. It is one level with washrooms downstairs, there are no bar top tables. Cuchulainn’s does not serve cheese sticks. I am not sure where she was, but it was not at Cuchulainn’s.
The food and the service are always good. I do take my family there to eat, many people do it is a very family friendly place in the afternoons and early evening.
If you’re looking for fine dining cuisine, there are other places you can go, but if you want good food in a fun relaxed atmosphere, check them out. Their hamburgers are hand made fresh, not something frozen from Costco. And they make some of the best home made soups I have ever had. I have never walked out without having had a good time, good service, and good food.

Officially my new fav Irish pub ! Wings were delicious and their beef burger is actually pretty good for a pub burger ! Really live entertainment on the weekends really a fun place to be Cold beer what more could u ask for!

Went to try it out after recommended by a friend. Loved the chips! Soooo tasty! The service was a little off, and they don’t have that many beers on tap, but I will be back for the chips!

The aesthetic appeal of this spot from the outside is something to be envied by other bars and establishments in Streetsville. Cuchulainn’s has a great out door patio, open late even on early week summer nights.
Not to be picky but the inside I found to not match the exterior. Yes it was classically pub-​like but I feel a face lift is in order as this place is starting to look a tiny bit
run down — however i believe its part of the appeal, and I liked it.
With 16 beers on tap I didn’t honestly come here for the design or the patio (although I will reiterate that the patio is amazingly chill) I came for the brews. After hearing our bar maids run down of their on tap selection I decided on a pint of something new — a pint of Hoptical Illusion (yes that is the beers name). And the name did not disappoint, it was truly Hoppy indeed. In fact I would go as far as to say that it was the H-​optimus Prime of hopped up beers in my hopper of beers I’ve tried… HOP. It was an excellent brew and I surprisingly loved the tart complex taste (reminded me of an IPA I had while in San Francisco).
I didn’t partake in their menu due to the late hour, but the brew has enticed me to return for another spell here and perhaps maybe nosh on a little something nice while I work my way through their selection.

Cheers!
Cuchulainn’s Irish Pub does have a great patio. A decent 16 draft selections that includes Flying Monkey’s/Steam Whistle from the local brewery and a selections of Irish scotch and whiskys.
The structure though is quite historical as it was built in 1832 as a wedding present for John Burnharts daughter, each of his children received a home but this is the only one that survived. It is one of the Historical Designated building in the Village of Streetsville.
If you are in the area and feel like having a pint or 2, Cuchulainn’s definitely worth the visit!

The quintessential pub in small town-​like Streetsville. It has changed names a few times over the years, but never really changes.
Great selection of draughts. Good pub-​like feel to the place. Great patio.
And yes, smoking still allowed outside in abundance.

Our servers were dilligently handling our rowdy party of 12’s constant drink and food orders promptly.
Solid selection of beer on tap including one of my favourite German Weisse beers, Hacker-​Pschorr (and served in the correct glass). The patio is huge and wraps around the entire pub.

Great service. We had some Irish Potato chips and they where great ¹⁰⁄₁₀
We also had hot wing but they where good. ⁵⁄₁₀.
Great place to have a beer in Streetville Mississauga.

For me, «Streetsville’s only authentic Irish pub» turned out to be a disappointment. Their «Burn Your Head Off» wing suicide sauce was anything but that, and frankly, they were some of the scrawniest, dry, most overcooked wings I may have ever had.
However, the rest of their menu looks interesting and diverse enough that I still think it’s worth another look. Not too many places offer lamb burgers, pulled beef sandwiches in Guiness BBQ sauce, or Newfoundland-​style «CDG» chips. The décor is relaxed, the patio overlooks trendy Streetsville, and the plate service was classy. Their late afternoon «Poverty Pints» events offer on-​tap lagers at less than four bucks, and open mic nights happen at least once a week. Plus, thank God, it’s a family-​run business and not yet another franchise chain. That scores big points in my world, lad.
I just won’t order their wings again. Ever.