O’leary’s Irish Pub

The only thing Irish about this bar were some green lights. No food of any kind. It is a dive pool hall with an Irish name.

We love coming here to play pool and have a couple drinks at least three times a week!!! Bartenders are cool and drinks are affordable so you can drink plenty!

Great place. Pool tables, shuffle board, TVs, great jukebox selection very chill place. Pretty roomy, good selection of beer and mixed drinks. If ur in the area and want to just hang out at a low key bar, O’Learys is the place

I do like this dive bar. I like the music variety. Very come as you are atmosphere. Drinks are delicious however pricey for a dive bar.

Been coming off and on for years premium draft beer for a dive bar is a bit over priced very good selection of bottled beers not so much in the draft variety bartenders are very nice owner leaves alot to be desired

Best place ever hands down! The bartenders are amazing the owner Ed is a gem. They make an awesome rum and coke and an even better vegas bomb! If you want a good time at a decent bar without all the drama that is common at bars these days come here!

It’s a dive bar. You drink there to talk, play pool, karaōke and drink.

WTH? An Irish Pub with no Irish beer on tap. The only thing Irish about this bar is the name.

Great bar and people, I’ve been coming for a coupe of years now. If you’re in the area and are looking for a quick drink and a place to hangout this is it. It’s a local bar so don’t expect the world in here, they won’t have every beer known to mankindmankind bit is good enough for me.

Nice quiet hole in the wall to have a drink. I have been coming here for years, the crowd is mixed. Mostly find older folks during the week and weekends a younger crowd. Drinks are inexpensive, parking is scarce on Riverside Ave.

A quiet place to have a pint, maybe to quiet. Bartender is nice, but had to show her how to pour a Guinness. Guinness is good here not light or watered down.
Would have liked to here some music, I would have stayed longer.
Easy to find a table or a stool at the bar.

Stopped by for a quick mid day beer. Great spot. Bartender was friendly as well as hot, so that does not hurt. Great place.

I know that everyone wants to find a place that is decked out and with bomb décor. My fiancé and myself didn’t care we just wanted to have a beer and play some pool. And we found the perfect place for it. Prices are reasonable and the pool tables work good. Bartenders were always polite and the owner was usually around and very cool people.

I really wish I had something good to say about this place, but I don’t. I went here to try and patronize local business, but the owner is just too abnoxious. He’s some old guy in politics that thinks he’s so cool. No money seems to be invested in the place at all and I’m not sure they know how to run a business correctly. Save your money and use it at a well-​run place instead.

Great bar what can I say. A friend of mine had us go there for some event… went there many times after then I realized they serve sandwiches too. WOW! reasonable prices, random beers like hanger 24 and mississipi mud. and of course the bartender super cool, always on her game when it come to getting you a drink. A++ I recommend u try.

I’m a beer drinker, but on this night I wanted some mixed drinks. The bartender made the drinks right, pretty tasty and just the right amount of kick (I hate liquor). The atmosphere is dead, I felt like I was in a movie themed in a small Midwestern town. They do have some decent beer on tap, Hangar 24 Orange Wheat, Guinness, and some other wheat beer. They have a much better selection of their bottled beers, but they come at a hefty price, seven dollars for a pint of Stone’s Smoked Porter, etc. Its pretty stuffy in there, although it was cold outside I was kinda sweaty in there. My friend also mentioned that sometimes it smells like regurgitated pizza, basically it gets stuffy. The warmth that alcohol brings plus a stuffy environment equals grossness.
All in all, I am surprised that Rialto has a bar. It’s up to par with Rialto standards. Put it this way, I’m 24 and I have only been here twice, and it’s staying that way.

hmmm. me and my friend chris were there last night for a couple hours. both of my piss beer choices were unavailable from the tap. :(
the place is pretty lo-​key. i prefer rowdier dive bar, this place is semi dive-​ish but not enough for me, but it did provide a break from my usual spot…

For some reason, I can’t seem to remember, I had to go to downtown Rialto on business. Afterwards, in late afternoon on a breezy warm day, I decided to try O’Learys. Someone had told my recently that Liam of Liam’s Pub fame had relocated here, but apparently not.
Anyway, after ordering two adult beverages, which were served cold, I looked around but saw nothing of interest. At that time, several patrons decided to light up smokes of their choice. Enough for me! Although we tried to find a place away from the smoke, it became impossible.
So, after drinking just a little of our drinks, we were forced to leave. A short time later I told our experience to a friend who had suggested we try this place. As I described the several smokers, he identified one as the owner.
If you have a yearning to relive the 50s and 60s, where everywhere you went smoke-​filled rooms were the norm, then this is your place.
However, you might just find it like we did — a waste of time and money.

A friend of mine from another bar I go to does the Karaōke here sometimes so I went to see her. It’s a small little place, but it has parking on the front and the rear, and is in a great location… downtown Rialto. We went on a Thursday night, and it wasn’t too busy. But there was a decent amount of people there and they were a great crowd. There are pool tables, and enough seating. There is of course Irish/​Ireland decore everywhere, which I LOVED. They are a Budweiser bar, so a lot of their stuff was for that. Which didn’t bother me at all. Two bud lights from on tap were $ 5.50, which is about the same as my other bar. But pitchers (which are served in awesome green pitchers) were only $ 10, and we got more than two drinks each… so that was nice. They have a pet bird (a forget what breed, but it’s smaller) in there named Shamrock, that makes noise when music is on.
The place had a great atmosphere and seemed like a nice, cozy hole in the wall where you feel like a regular even if you’re not. Very clean and a great place to hang out for a quiter good time.