Darcy’s Village Pub

My favorite and one of the most popular pubs in the area. Great place to watch a game, have a good Guinness or bring your family. It’s not fancy but you will be amazed by the food. Pizza is great.
To the person who gave this place one star, glad you and your friends are not coming back. Birds of a feather…

Good stop by with some friends to grab a quick beer and maybe a game. Bit of a dive, but pizza is good– service can be spotty but always friendly. Has a very dark pubby atmosphere. Pretty small, lots of locals always sitting mostly quietly at the bar filling their tanks. Bar side can be a bit of a motley crew depending on the day/​hour of the day. Toss up between a 3 and 4 star depending on who you’re with– Your friends Sully and Murph are definately welcome and would give this place a solid 4.

Take advice from other Unilocalers, ordered the honey mustard chicken pizza. It was fantastic!

It is what it is for an old school pub. No frills, nothing fancy. The servers and bartenders are always good, and the pizza is delicious. They are smaller sized bar pizzas and omg, yum. I recommended the honey mustard chicken pizza. For an appetizer, the cheese sticks are unlike anything I’ve ever had, and have gooey cheddar cheese inside. The crowd can be ehhh but 4 stars for the pizza!

Owner (Greg) promptly responded to my review and remediated my concern. Terrific customer experience! Heading back this weekend.

Went in on a Wednesday night with no Boston sports games on. Couldn’t get a seat at the bar cus all the local drunks were in there pounding down the $ 4 twenty three ounce budweisers! Place smelled bad and only had stoli for vodka? Really? Just shows the crowd they entertain. Never again

Pizza is delish! Beer is the coldest! A neighborhood favorite

Went again, recently. Waited 45 minutes for potato skins and 2 ***tiny*** pizzas. Everything was COLD when it came out. Waitress told us it was because the kitchen stopped using some sort of pager they were using to let them know the orders were up so she didn’t know our food had been sitting there for a while, getting cold. WHAT? The place is the size of a freaking POSTAGE STAMP and you couldn’t figure out that we’d been sitting there, beers empty, waiting… and waiting… and waiting? Do I want you to make us another one? Oh yeah! I’d love to sit here for another hour, thanks.
Sad and surprising as this is part of the Fish-​n-​Chicken place (across the street) and Café Paris (had my bridal shower there) and those places are consistently good.

Best bar pizza in Quincy. Pub area smells like B.O. But it’s worth the few minutes inside to pickup some pies.

Darcy’s is always consistent with quality food and great service

This is the first bar I ever really frequented. It’s a little sketchy in the winter time, stuck in that narrow hallway with the old drunks who are there every night, but they’re generally pretty easy going and the bartenders are all quick with the beer. There are TVs everywhere too, so it’s a great place to catch a beer some friends.
In the summer, though, there’s a big patio that’s off the beaten path, where people drink cheap draft beer and eat generic bar food. I’ve seen people get very rowdy out there, having all kinds of fun that would get you thrown out anywhere else.
A few notes:
–The bathroom is disgusting
–Ordering mixed drinks is questionable. The bartenders are good guys, but they are there to maintain order in the place and keep the beer flowing, not to craft cocktails. Shots are served in highball glasses, so be careful with that too.
–If you play anything other than classic rock on the jukebox one vocal drunk old guy or another will curse out your selection.
–Unattended young women will probably be a little uncomfortable in the crowd.

This is a decent no thrills neighborhood bar. The beer is cheap and the pizza is decent however the service was slightly slow and not very friendly (however, to be fair, not unpleasant either… just average). Try the honey mustard chicken pizza if you go here. That alone pushed this to a 3 star review rather then a 2 star review.

The key to a good bar is the bartender. Billy has been here for about 20 years, he knows what you drink, & is a great bartender. The foods good & consistent. This is a local friendly bar & they’ve got all the games on the TVs. Most people are pretty quiet & keep to themselves, one newer guy has been loud, obnoxious, & has been forward with the girls. Luckily, the bartender has seen it & told him to leave people alone. The guy’s still there but we’re hoping management will take swift action.

What a welcomed surprise! Came here last night with my two daughters and Uncle Richard. All food was great. Beer was cheap, plentiful and cold. Thoroughly enjoyed their version of French onion soup. Outstanding Caesar salad pizza! Will be back when I don’t any to deal with the hassle and prices of Boston restaurants.

If you want a sandwich or burger it’s just ok. It is always slow service and cold fries.

Perfect dive bar. Good people, awesome bar pizza, great service and cheap pitchers. What more can you ask for?!
Fun Fact: This bar is the inspiration for the song The Dirty Glass by the Dropkick Murphys.

This place has been here for years. Its a local place with a lot of character. This little pub was responsible for the restaurant above it. It also was responsible for the place across the street.
The food is good, its filled with lots of locals. If you are new to the area a good place to connect. All ages are represented here.
Good food, cold beer. As good at it gets

A bad Irish pub in Iowa is forgivable, but in Quincy Massachusetts? Decent place, nice waitstaff (when they show up) and friendly patrons. The food? Almost insulting. This was some of the worst pub food I’ve had in the Boston area. Go here to drink, cry or sleep, but not to eat.
I’m not sure the cook has ever seen or tasted an actual Shepherd’s Pie, but he probably once drove drive past a Duchess Meat Pie laying on the side of the road. The «Shepherd’s Pie» here was a dish filled with (good) beef chunks, a few bits of potato and 4 kernels of corn, all slathered with a strange white toupee of bland potato mash.
As disappointing as that was, I felt downright deceived when the Fish and Chips arrived. The menu described it as «Harp battered scrod, Darcy’s slaw and old bay tartar sauce». Our hearts sank when we learned that the latter is apparently just a euphemism for «2 packets of Heinz tartar sauce». The fish itself was thick, but dry and the appeared to be freshly shaken from a box of breaded industrial fish slabs. I’m quite sure it wouldn’t know Harp if it was drowned in a vat of it.
The service was poor, too. After sitting around for 10 minutes without a hello (and only 2 – 3 occupied tables in the area) we waved our hands and after a few nods someone finally came by and deigned to take our order. She dropped off the food and that was the last we saw of anyone until we resumed the frantic waving to get some extra condiments. And later, a final round of waving to beg for a check. But I’m not docking points for that… Everyone has an off night or a busy side room, or whatever, and I’m sure regulars have a better time.
Here’s the nice thing about Darcy’s: I’m pretty sure nobody there will care if I write a bad review or don’t come back. It was filled with lots of cheery townies knocking back Budweiser and watching the Bruins. They were happy to be there, and I’ll leave them to it.
[Addendum: It wasn’t until I logged into Unilocal to write this that I remembered this is the Darcy’s made famous in song. If I’d remembered that, I’d have skipped this as a dinner option.]

Sure its not a true Irish bar and the food is average pub fare but Darcy’s is a mighty fine place to drink away your night. Its dark, friendly, and the beers are cheap. I got an import in a tall 23 oz glass for $ 3.75. That is freaking awesome. I also got the Darcy Burger with sweet potato fries for $ 8. Burger was cooked well but not that flavorful. The sweet potato fries were great — crunchy and tasty. Not bad but you’d be better off going somewhere else to eat and making this your drinking hole. Good atmosphere whether you’re there to chat or watch a game.

Darcy’s is a neighborhood place. It’s tiny and cramped inside, but i like it that way. The same old dudes are in there every night (and probably every morning) on the same stools. A couple tv’s. Tall Budweiser pours. Decent cheeseburgers. You can get wrecked and fed and wrecked again in here for less than $ 50 i expect.
As a dive bar, Darcy’s excels. If you are expecting any more than that you will likely be disappointed.