McCarthy's Irish Pub - 24014 Campeche

The most accepted origin is found in ancient Rome, where it was customary to make the circular shape and, later, cooking, cut it into portions like the current photos. Then it is possible to deduce that the origin of the pizza should be added to additional ingredients on this type of bread. The ancient Greeks covered flat bread with oil, aromatics and cheeses. The Romans developed the placenta, a flat bread spread with cheese and honey flavored with bay leaves. Modern pizza refers to the seventeenth century in the city of Naples, where there are the first documentary references about the origins of a kind of cake with tomato. In 1889 the cheese was added. It is said that in the time of King Ferdinand I (1751-1825), the queen had banned pizza in court. But Fernando, someone fascinated him, mocked the order disguising himself as a commoner to visit in secret a poor neighborhood of Naples where this food was prepared. Over time he confessed his taste and pizza became a great success throughout Italy. Etymology [edit] Margarita pizza Pizza oven According to the New Etymological Disciple of the Italian Language, by Manlio Cortelazzo and Paolo Zolli, the word pizza, which was used in the year 997 in medieval Latin of the city of Gaeta and was later found in the town of Penne D'Abrazo in 1195, come from Germany. In the old German bizzopizzo it meant bite and piece of bread. In the 12th century, pizzo turns into pizza and indicates "a small round and tender bread", typical of the Lombard towns. However, flat panels are a tradition throughout the Mediterranean. This may be an ancient Persian origin, introduced in Magna Grecia (southern Italy) by the first Greek settlers. In the third century a. C., the first history of Rome, written by Cato the Elder, mentions a "round dough seasoned with olive oil, and honey, baked on stones." Evidences have been found that date from 79 d. C. in the remains of Pompeii. The archaeological excavations have brought to light stores with a great similarity to a modern pizzeria. In Spanish, the pizza of the word has been recognized by the Royal Spanish Academy (RAE) as a foreigner that has no foreseen substitute. The most accepted origin is found in ancient Rome, where it was customary to make the circular shape and, later, cooking, cut it into portions like the current photos. Then it is possible to deduce that the origin of the pizza should be added to additional ingredients on this type of bread. The ancient Greeks covered flat bread with oil, aromatics and cheeses. The Romans developed the placenta, a flat bread spread with cheese and honey flavored with bay leaves. Modern pizza refers to the seventeenth century in the city of Naples, where there are the first documentary references about the origins of a kind of cake with tomato. In 1889 the cheese was added. It is said that in the time of King Ferdinand I (1751-1825), the queen had banned pizza in court. But Fernando, someone fascinated him, mocked the order disguising himself as a commoner to visit in secret a poor neighborhood of Naples where this food was prepared. Over time he confessed his taste and pizza became a great success throughout Italy. Etymology [edit] Margarita pizza Pizza oven According to the New Etymological Disciple of the Italian Language, by Manlio Cortelazzo and Paolo Zolli, the word pizza, which was used in the year 997 in medieval Latin of the city of Gaeta and was later found in the town of Penne D'Abrazo in 1195, come from Germany. In the old German bizzopizzo it meant bite and piece of bread. In the 12th century, pizzo turns into pizza and indicates "a small round and tender bread", typical of the Lombard towns.

NOT AN IRISH PUB. More like a rock music/sports bar. Food was not good. Service was fine. Music loud. Will not go back. While in CAMPECHE - stick to local food fare.

Good spot place is reasonable and prices are good

Well never going back there again... Rude and inattentive staff. I wanted to order cheese fingers and a draft beer in an Irish Pub, where apparently not only do they not speak a word of english, they also don't understand their own Menu (written in English). Waited for 20 minutes, and although they see me waiting to order, the staff much rather hold personal conversations with friends than serve their customers. Left after one beer, and will definitely not return.

Service was good, the manager was cranking up volume as we walked in. The volume came back to where we could talk without shouting. The burger was Un remarkable compared to other McCarthy's we have visited. Why Che whiz on Cheddar Fries? I know the owner never reads reviews, how sad. Not returning to this one.

Do not order boneless or chicken wings portions are small and not good sauce taste as well

A standard Irish pub offering a good range of drinks and decent service. Cannot comment on the food as we didn't have any but the drinks come fast and are strong.

This is an Irish pub in name only. The menu did not have any Irish food items whatsoever. The chicken wings came out far too quickly to be fresh made, and the honey mustard sauce tasted like it was 99% honey. All in all a terrible dining experience.