In 1984, Grand Rapids locals Bill Quinn and Rick Schall took over Pete Brown's Office. By St. Patrick’s Day 1985, The Fenians—many still cherished regulars—brought the spirit of Ireland to the pub with their songs and stories. Although the pub became an authentic Irish haven on Plainfield Avenue, the name remained unchanged for nearly 15 years.

Today, Quinn & Tuite's celebrates all things Irish. Our walls reflect a love for Ireland, and we're proud to serve Michigan's finest pint of Guinness. Named Grand Rapids' best neighborhood bar in 2014, there’s always something happening here, from social club gatherings to our lively annual Paddy’s Day celebration. Come join us, won’t you?

Owners Bill Quinn and Rick Schall took over the former Pete Brown's Office in the late '80s and have made Quinn and Tuite's one of the area's most successful bars… Quinn and Schall, owners of the bar, are likely some of the nicest business owners you could meet in the state.

—John “Gonzo” Gonzalez, MLive