St Patrick’s Day
17/03/2021 @ 11:30 am - 9:00 pm
St Patrick’s Day at Mick O’Shea’s
Mick O’Shea’s plays host to the biggest and best St Patrick’s Day celebrations in Adelaide!
After having to cancel our celebrations due to COVID-19 last year, we are so excited to come back and celebrate St Patrick’s Day with our favourite locals!
Book the day off work, book a table, and join us for St Patrick’s Day celebrations on Wednesday 17th March!
Enjoy all day dining, giveaways, Irish themed food specials, cocktail jug specials and so much more.
If you’re feeling the Irish luck you could win a Guinness, Magner’s or Jameson’s St Patrick’s Day hat to wear on the day.
Guests can dine in the restaurant, hang out in the outdoor pavilion, or soak up some sunshine on the lawn.
There will also be an outdoor bar serving tap beer, cocktails, and light snacks.
Furthermore, save the date and join us for St Patrick’s Day celebrations at Mick’s. A family-friendly Adelaide event!
Bookings for the restaurant are essential – call the venue on 8384 6944 or book online via the button below.
If you want outdoor seating, make sure you arrive early as we are not taking bookings for outdoor areas – first in best seated!
No BYO food or drink.
St Patrick’s Day Celebrations Include:
- All day dining 11.30am – 8.30pm
- Chefs Irish food specials
- $25 cocktail jug specials
- Giveaways & prizes
- Live entertainment all day
- Outdoor bar serving food & drink
- Time
- 12:00pm
- 12:45pm
- 1:00pm
- 1:45pm
- 2:00pm
- 2:45PM
- 4:00PM
- 6:00pm
- 6:30pm
- 7:00pm
- Performers
- The Borderers
- E’nuf Said
- The Borderers
- E’nuf Said
- The Borderers
- E’nuf Said
- Gallowglass
- Southern District Pipes & Drums
- Murphy’s School of Irish Dancers
- Brushwood
Menus
St Patrick’s Day Menu
- Starters
- 13.5
Mac & Cheese Balls VO
+ bacon jam (3)
- 13.5
Mushroom & Truffle Arancini V
+ roasted garlic aioli (3)
- 10.0
Garlic Bread (4) V
- 13.
Cheesy Garlic Bread (4) V
- 9.0
Chips V / GF
tomato sauce + aioli
- 11.0
Wedges V
sweet chilli + sour cream
- Classics
- 22.0
Chicken Schnitzel
crumbed chicken breast, garden salad + chips
- 4.0
Add Parmigiana
sugo, Hahndorf smoked ham + mozzarella cheese
- 21.0
Fish & Chips
crispy battered blue grenadier fillets, garden salad, tartare sauce + chips
- 22.0
Beef & Guinness Pie
tender pieces of beef, crispy pastry shell, garden salad, tomato chutney + chips
- 24.0
Angus Beef Burger GF BUN + 2.0
lettuce, tomato, red onion, American cheese, smoked bacon, pickles, tomato relish, mustard + chips
- 24.0
Haloumi & Chickpea Burger VGO / GFO • GF BUN + 2.0
chickpea patty, grilled haloumi, herby mayo, roquette, tomato, beetroot relish + chips
- Sauces
- 3.5
Gravy, Mushroom + Truffle, Diane, Pepper GF / GFO
- 5.0
Red Wine Jus GF
- Chef’s Selections
- 34.0
Atlantic Salmon Nicoise Salad GF
roasted potatoes, heirloom tomatoes, green beans, olive tapenade, anchovy + soft egg
- 29.0
Prawn & Crab Pasta GFO
pan tossed prawns, blue swimmer crab meat, heirloom tomatoes, ribbon pasta + creamy white wine sauce
- 38.0
Chargrilled Premium S.A. Angus Sirloin Steak GF
roasted potatoes, crispy pancetta, broc tops + red wine glaze
marble score +2
- SIDES
- 2.5
Baked Dinner Roll
+ butter
- 9.0
Garden Salad VG / GF
tomatoes, cucumber, capsicum, carrot + salad greens
- 9.0
Steamed Vegetables GF
carrots, broccoli, cauliflower, corn, beans + Fleurieu olive oil
GF Gluten Free | GFO Gluten Free Option | V Vegetarian | VO Vegetarian Option
VG Vegan | VGO Vegan Option10% surcharge applies on public holidays
Irish Themed Specials
- 13.0
Potato Colcannon Croquettes
+ Guinness Onion Jam
- 26.0
Chargrilled Pork Sausages
colcannon mash + onion gravy
- 28.0
Irish Lamb Stew
tender lamb, potato, carrots, onions, cabbage, garden peas
- 10.0
Baileys Panna Cotta
salted chocolate + raspberries
History of St Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated annually on March 17, the anniversary of his death in the fifth century. Additionally, the Irish have observed this day as a religious holiday for over 1,000 years. Therefore on St. Patrick’s Day, which falls during the Christian season of Lent, Irish families would traditionally attend church in the morning and celebrate in the afternoon. Furthermore, lenten prohibitions against the consumption of meat were waived and people would dance, drink and feast on the traditional meal of Irish bacon. – read more here.
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