The 49 best pubs in Dublin

Our first stop while arriving in Dublin. Great service upon entering the pub and the bartender gave us some good insights on what to do while being in Dublin. Ultimately it was a lovely chat and made it a good start of our trip. I had my first pint of Guinness I absolutely loved it and became my favorite beer. To go along with the pint, we had cottage pie (gluten free) and a classic toastie. They were both quite excellent and blew our expectations out of the water. I recommended going here to hangout, eat and enjoy the vibes.

A recommendation from a long time friend and Irishman, this bar exudes old Dublin charm and grace. The best Guinness in all of Dublin and, honestly, the best locally brewed IPA here too. The food was spectacular and if you leave any gravy, it should rate as a crime against the culinary arts. On top of all that, nightly live music is devine. A true Dublin institution, well worth your visit.

One of my favourite pubs in Dublin. Timeless charm, authentic atmosphere, traditional Irish music and one of the best pints of Guinness in town. Over 130 years old, it still maintains its original character. You can see old whiskey casks, pumps and tankards in the bar and the wood partitions together with the antique mirrors give a genuine and pleasant atmosphere in which to drink. Slaínte!

I absolutely recommend this pub. Typical irish pub, delicious food and a variety of beverages especially whisky. And a stunning cosy interior. For sure next visit when I will be in Dublin again.

Great food and cosy atmosphere with a traditional Irish feel to it. Bar seats were our favourite but plenty of bigger spaces too.

After a long day walking around Dublin, Doheny's was the perfect place to rest, eat, and enjoy a pint of Guinness. The food was outstanding and the Guinness was right up there with my favourite of the day.

Good food, average prices great atmosphere! This pub has lots of tables so you should easily find a table. Service was ok.

Overall Pleasant experience, tasty food, nice music. No parking, slightly over priced. Accepted us as walk in but seated in a high table with high chairs. Would recommend booking. Very tiny table, barely accommodated our orders(2 persons) Service was good, Niamca was super helpful. Food could be improved. Oily beryani, thick Rita salad, no sauce with beryani. Desserts options are good.

It’s a sophisticated place, with beautiful decor and very clean. The service is high-quality, but it makes the customer feel a bit uncomfortable due to the excessive politeness, which borders on servility. I felt watched the entire time. The dishes are very well presented, with generous portions served on elegant tableware. I enjoyed everything I ate, especially the yogurt and the dessert, which were delicious. It’s not a cheap restaurant, but it's worth it for the experience.

Somewhat subpar date night. Maybe I made a bad choice, but I ordered one of the signature dishes, Nehari Gosht, and it really was underwhelming. Beef was tender, and they accommodated my request for extra spicy, but it just tasted one dimensional. This place is on the pricier side which is why I'm more disappointed. My wife did enjoy her lamb biryani, but again, i tasted it and didnt think much of it. They also provided complimentary poppadoms which was appreciated. Service was good. I felt the ambient lighting was too dull for my liking. I'd likely not go back here in a hurry.

Had dinner here while visiting Dublin. We really enjoyed the food. It was fresh and tasty. Best of all, everything was halal. Besides great tasting food, the service was excellent. The staff went out of their way to take care of us. I would highly recommend this restaurant.

Atmosphere is really good! They have Nihari which is only spicy food! Presentation was good but taste was not 100% like Karachi Nihari but acceptable! Kindly add Karak Chai in your menu!!

I feel a bit guilty writing this because the staff were wonderful and the service was really top-notch. The atmosphere was also very lovely, so maybe I had my expectations set a bit too high? That said, I was quite surprised by the nearly 30€ charge for a portion of butter chicken that tasted like it had been sweetened with 2-3 heaping tablespoons of sugar right before serving. It felt a little like paying a premium for something that didn’t quite hit the mark. We also tried the Nehari Gosht, which is a signature dish, but it mostly just tasted of mild paprika and butter, with a touch of turmeric thrown in. When the seasoning is that basic, it makes you wonder what the real focus is. I think my main disappointment comes from the price point. If this were just a casual takeout spot, I wouldn't mind so much and simply say it’s geared more towards the European palate and accept it. But with the amount I paid, I guess I expected a bit more depth and authentic flavor.

The restaurant offers great food and a lovely ambience, complemented by friendly staff who provide excellent service.

my American friend and I decided to spend our Thanksgiving here since they have a roast of the day on their menu. Lucky us, it was turkey! The food was amazing and the atmosphere was cozy and festive. I’d go back again

One of the better places to go for a top class Guinness! Very picturesque pub & the atmosphere is always great for a match or for a few quiet weekend pints. Great live music, great food and planning on popping over for the quiz in the next week or two.

At a time when pubs are closing or disappointing in the UK this place demonstrates how they should be run. Top notch service, ambience and drinks. A perfect way to end a long day in Dublin.

Always good vibes, very very friendly staff, tasty food, good selection of draft beers and too irish atmosphere.

Great all rounder pub to meet up with friends or watch sports. Serves food and the menu is very varied and is pretty nice and friendly staff.

Beautiful old pub, over 150 years old. What a nice discovery. Beautiful dark atmosphere inside, wood paneling, old pictures hanging on the walls, very comfortable tables and seats. One of the best pints of Beamish in the city and some great service from the staff. Nice and quiet on a Sunday evening. Highly recommended.

First time there, good crowd in the bar. No food served upstairs. We did not eat so unsure of food quality. Smoking area at the front, you need to walk through this area to get into the pub. Staff were friendly atmosphere was nice, albeit a little loud

Great pub with great food. We were particularly impressed with the stew and fish cakes, but everything we had was really nice. We were staying nearby so it was also very convenient, but I imagine this would be a popular spot for locals and tourists alike. The staff were lovely and overall we had a great experience.

First time in Dublin, found this pub (almost directly across from our hotel). Good food, good beers, very nice and helpfull staff!

Nice pub, really nice pint & friendly staff, however the food is certainly not great, in fact from the pizza to the New York burger & the duck packages they were all on the side of Luke warm , they have a nice open kitchen , & it’s a nice place to go for a pint or watch a match, pity the food doesn’t match the rest.

Love this pub! It will be our new local! Great to see a traditional pub with warm atmosphere and good food in the area. The staff are really welcoming and it’s a lovely location to drop in for a casual drink or evening out.

First day in Ireland, what a great start eating here. Loved it. Nice atmosphere, kind people, great food and drinks.

Great pints, decent service, great local to have!

The service is super fast, and the quality of the food is really good, very tasty. Prices are ok, for dublin.

Arrive in Dublin on Sunday and what do you do? Have a drink in a few bars maybe? Toners was one such place. A bit of an Irish institution. Crazily busy but still found a table. On the surface it’s mad. But boy is it well run. Table service works brilliantly so no waiting. Nice pint or two of Guinness ( read the sign) Smithies red ale was also a great pint. Nice music going on and a wonderful atmosphere. Would I go back? You bet I would 😁🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇮🇳 Recommended 😁

Was looking for a good Irish pub - not a crazy bar/restaurant. Toners checked all the boxes. Popular and full on a good night. Almost private and serene on an early Sunday afternoon. The proprietor was awesome, polite and friendly and great place to get a good Irish pub experience without the craziness.

Great atmosphere. We are happy we stopped in for a Guinness. Felt like this is where the locals go, but maybe it is not, idk either way we enjoyed it.

Always a lively pub, especially from Thursdays to Saturdays. If you want a seat you need to get in early. If you’re happy standing you can come at anytime - just be aware that on match day many supporters come here before, during, and after the match, so it can get exceptionally busy. Guinness from inside is usually a 8/10, however I’ve had some dodgey pours and some exceptional pours so take that as an average.

Toners is one of the coziest and most authentic pubs in Dublin — perfect for a relaxed afterwork pint. They don’t serve food, but the great thing is you can bring your own. Right across the street is Cirillo’s, one of the best Italian pizzerias in town. Great Guinness, warm lighting, wooden tables, and that timeless pub charm you just can’t fake

Really cool spot in a great area of dublin. Classic pub inside, with a nice courtyard that is covered in the back. Very lively and a good crowd. Lots of spots to sit, but does get quite busy.

Step back in time with this pub. We sat in the " snug" and were very well looked after by the staff. Really nice wholesome atmosphere which I think sets this pub apart from it's competition.

We went for Sunday lunch and had an excellent experience. The staff are super friendly and very kind. Food was outstanding, generous portions, piping hot to the table, despite the restaurant being very busy, and delicious. Can't wait to return!

Service was slow. Forgot spoons, forks twice. Table itself was not prepared. Did not bring cocktail and added to the bill. Beer was with alcohol though we ordered zero as we were driving. Seafood pasta was poor. Just shrimps and mussels and a lot of pasta. No music inside. It was 31.12, planned festive dinner. But it was bad. Desert was tasty. And seafood chowder was ok, though shells of mussels should have not been added there. Place is popular but overpriced.

Love the place! Came few times for breakfast. Food is made with quality products and is really delicious. Service is really good!

The Dropping Well is one of those places that manages to be both utterly civilised and gloriously raucous at the same time. The atmosphere? Electric. The staff? Absolute rockstars. The décor? As if someone raided a catalogue marked “exactly right” and then made it even better. I turned up with my friend and my uncle after a week that had left me about as flat as a punctured tyre. Running on fumes, I promptly ordered four cappuccinos not because I’m a coffee snob, but because without them I’d have slid face-first into the table. Fortunately, the food arrived and rescued me. The mains were the sort that demand a standing ovation. I went straight for a burger juicy, indulgent, the sort of thing that makes you question why you’d ever eat anything else. My mate attacked the roast, and he practically sang hymns about the turkey. My uncle, incapable of resisting the classics, went for fish and chips that vanished faster than an overtuned hatchback at the lights. And just when we thought we’d peaked, along came a bread and butter pudding that was nothing short of a national treasure. Add to that the river view which is basically a screensaver made real — and the kind of craic that only comes when you’re with people you like, and you’ve got perfection. But here’s the clincher: my uncle has special needs, and the staff were not only patient, they were downright heroic. Proper care, proper kindness. The Dropping Well? Honestly, it’s class. Go there hungry, go there tired, go there in need of cheering up they’ll sort you out.

Was here for the next day, informal get together for a class reunion. Busy place. We had a back room to ourselves. Staff did a great job of keeping us supplied with food and drinks The food was also great. Great pub grub!

A good experience, nice menu options, staff pleasant and service fast. Food was tasty and the place is nice to be in. One note is that I was astonished by the prices, 15-20% more than I was expecting for most dishes. A smallish extra veg as a side was €5.80 and an extra bit of gravy was added to the bill at €2.50, when you are already in for €26.50 for a beef roast, you would not be expecting such expensive add ons. Enjoyed the food and service but would not rate it as value and probably wouldn’t return until the business model and pricing is fixed.

We came for lunch, staff was nice and accommodating. They have high chairs for kids (and changing table in the restroom) and they were also careful with the gluten free restrictions for one of us. Food came quickly, it was good and portions are quite big, so perfect for sharing. The atmosphere was nice and some of the tables have nice views over the river, you can book in advance if you want to reserve one of those.

We went on a Friday and it was very busy. We found seating and the waitress came right over and got our order. We ordered the steak. Drinks and food came out quickly. Service was great. Food was very good. The Guinness was outstanding

The tapas are amazing here so flavorful and unique. The cocktails are top-notch. Nothing was left on the plates. The tostada I got was literally one of the best things i have had the pleasure of tasting.

Recently celebrated my 30th birthday here. It’s a great venue, the staff were amazing and really looked after us all. There’s a great selection of drinks and the food is fantastic and presented lovely. Really can’t thank the staff enough for looking after us all. Would definitely recommend and will definitely be back

All round 5 stars! Enjoyed every minute there and the perfect spot for any celebration or just a good time

Atmosphere and decor was lovely as soon as we came in. We were greeted by Neasa and she was absolutely wonderful throughout! Food was also really nice. Overall a great experience 👌

Guilherme was so friendly and professional, it made our experience amazing and very enjoyable! :) he was so helpful and accommodating, and so quick to provide us with drinks and food options. Thank you so much for everything! We'll be back for you alone!

Our go-to pub in Ranelagh. Pretty interior. Cozy atmosphere. Ample seating. Great stuff. They have outdoor seating in the terrace. Good for summer time. Indoor seating is available in both ground and first floor. Tapas food available. We love the nachos there. Also a bookshelf available behind the couches and you can always grab a book if you would like. Gets pretty crowded during busy days. Great place to hang out.

This place just oozes "special, but unassuming." I got lucky, wandering in and getting a table. However, it seems like one would generally want reservations here, as they are quite busy, even in the mid-afternoon. Staff was awesome. Food was awesome. Beer was awesome. There are several small spaces/room, some of them quieter than others. Choose your own adventure. :-)

After our Guinness Storehouse tour, we wandered about 12 minutes down the road to The Brazen Head, Ireland’s oldest pub and is was a good choice for lunch. The place oozes history and charm, with its stone walls, wooden beams, and cozy corners. We ordered the Irish stew and fish & chips, and both hit the spot. I’d give the edge to the stew; comforting, hearty, and full of flavor. Liked the mash in the stew. Exactly what you crave after a pint or two of the black stuff. The fish & chips weren’t the best we’ve ever had, but still solid. The service was friendly, and the atmosphere felt genuinely Irish without being overdone or staged. A must-stop for a classic Dublin pub lunch. It is a bit kitschy and touristy, sure, but that’s part of the fun at the oldest pub in Dublin. 🍀🍻

Apparently the oldest pub established in 1198. They open at 12 and I would recommend you to come on time just as they fill up pretty fast once they open. I had the traditional brazen beef stew and the brown bread(which was basically Soda bread). It used to be called Guinness stew but they seemed to have since changed it. Taste wise, it wasnt mindblowing. It tasted like tomato soup cooked with thyme. Pretty much thats it. The beef portions were generous but most of the beef weren't exactly tender. They had a chew to it. The male staff over the pub counter doesnt seem too friendly either. He doesnt smile and just seem to have a cold efficiency towards his customers. Overall, the stew was just decent and I would recommend coming here especially just to eat the stew. If ticking off the box of coming to the oldest pub in Ireland is your thing, then yes you should.

It was our first time in Dublin and we were looking forward to visiting The Brazen Head. We arrived on a Saturday night, the place was quite packed, but we waited only under 10 minutes until we got seated for food. It was worth every second, the atmosphere was welcoming and felt genuine, the staff was extremely friendly and polite. We had the Buttermilk Fried Crispy Chicken Burger and the Apple Crumbles, both excellent. We'll definitely visit again.

My family of five visited on a weeknight at 7pm. Had a short wait for a table, but nothing of consequence. We sat in at a lovely table on the 3rd floor, in a well decorated room with great atmosphere. Service was prompt and courteous, with our drinks arriving quickly. The menu was what I consider classic fare, but still a good selections. We selected only 3 food items, and all were made well. Special marks for the beef stew. We didn’t stay for drinks but the atmosphere in the drinking areas was pleasant, and seemed well suited for couples & groups. Average cost of an entree was around €20.

The Brazen Head, known as the oldest pub in Ireland, attracts visitors from all over the world — and we were no exception. We came on a Sunday morning, and although the pub only opens at noon, by 11:30 a line had already formed outside. The place is full of atmosphere, with a very interesting and traditional interior that makes you feel the history right away. The food may not be extraordinary, but it was tasty and satisfying. I can only imagine how lively and packed it must get in the evenings. The prices aren’t exactly cheap, but they are still lower than what you’ll usually find in the Temple Bar area. Overall, The Brazen Head is absolutely worth a visit — not just for the food and drinks, but for the experience of sitting in such a historic and atmospheric spot in Dublin.

Visiting this pub was one of the bucket list experiences in Dublin! I was told it’s the oldest Irish pub in the city. It was a fantastic visit !!! great atmosphere, especially with the All-Ireland hurling final happening that day. The crowd was buzzing with excitement. There was also live music in another bar. We really enjoyed our time there.

Love this place. A little hidden gem. Cocktails are boozy and delicious. Staff are so helpful and give great recommendations. I’ve been 4 times over the years and not once had a bad experience. Looking forward to my next visit.

Great experience. Service was out of this world. Cocktails came so quick we were wondering how they did it. Extensive cocktail offering and I threw them a curve ball to create something different which they easily did and was amazing. These guys know what they’re doing! Loved it!

Yes a speakeasy, hidden in plain sight. But the crowd in front gives it away. Multiple floors with intimate seating, very narrow spaces and dim candlelight lighting. The broccoli was disastrous. The cocktails recommended based on my palate, not good. Had the Rosy&Jim and then the Condor&Curly. They say a cocktail bar with a large menu is nothing special. VCC didn’t serve.

A delightful bar secreted behind a scruffy door in the middle row of a busy street adds an air of illicit speakeasy to the whole experience. Ring the doorbell and - so long as you have a reservation - you will be admitted to a dark hallway then upstairs to a large candlelit room decorated in 1920/30s period pieces and individual tables. The service is attentive and very pleasant. An extensive menu of classic cocktails and house variations is laid out chronologically by period. The drinks are well mixed and potent using only the very best ingredients. They also have a menu of snacks and larger dishes. I can thoroughly recommend the Sidecar - superbly lemony and packs a punch. Highly recommend a visit to this wonderful piece of atmospheric cocktail longe-lizard life.

A real secret in the Temple Bar area. Ring a nondescript doorbell and be admitted to an old-style speakeasy. Extensive cocktail menu covering the classics and own inventions. Had two Manhattans which were gorgeous. Lovely service from the friendly hostesses as well. They offer small plates and cocktail making classes as well. You need to book a table - a couple tried to sneak in the door after we were admitted but were pleasingly told to wait by the hostess - some cheek on people lol!

I was so impressed with this place I’m writing the review while I’m still at the table. The drinks are so good. And the service is next level good. Do yourself a favor and make reservations. We’ll for sure be back on our next trip to Dublin. I’m attaching a picture of the door just to reinforce it is the nondescript black door.

Absolutely a must find experience in the heart of Dublin. A nondescript door and doorbell on a busy side street, leads to a gorgeous multilevel, 1930s style speakeasy. The rooms are adorned with velvet furnishings and beautiful art nouveau decor while jazz quietly plays in the background. The menu offers a variety of classic and unique cocktail creations, accompanied by the history of different liquors through the decades. The charcuterie and cheese board was one of the best we’ve ever had. There are cozy nooks and tables on every floor, but we sat at the bar and enjoyed watching the very talented mixologist whipping up his concoctions. While they do not require a reservation, making one ensures you have a time slot, they don’t guarantee that they’ll have a spot if you just ring the bell. Also, this is a strictly 23 years old and older experience. In summary, the drinks were delicious, the food was fantastic, the mixologist was knowledgeable and friendly and the unique entry experience and ambience was so beautiful. It was perfection, from beginning to end!

Would come back! Food was great and we absolutely loved the cocktails. A cool experience if you’re looking for something a little different and quieter in Dublin.

We didn’t order food, so I can't comment on that, but the drinks were excellent. The bartender was very friendly and attentive, and the drinks were consistent. Live music was good too.

You need to go to this place, I won't spoil anything but honestly go. The atmosphere is unrivaled for a speak easy. The way you find your way in is a little puzzle that makes the whole experience all the more rewarding. Both the food and the drink were incredible. Again, if you don't go here you've missed out on a terrific time.

I had a wonderful experience with my fiancé. The atmosphere is cosy and romantic, the food is absolutely exceptional, and the service is flawless. The music adds the perfect touch, vibrant yet never too loud, allowing for an enjoyable conversation. I loved every moment and would highly recommend this place to anyone. Make sure to try the Carpaccio, it was the best I’ve ever had. Thank you to the entire team for such a fantastic evening. Well Done!

I only had cocktails here and they were fantastic. Super cool entry. A must visit.

Excellent!!!! I had steak which was cooked perfectly. Our waiter was knowledgeable and friendly. The atmosphere is really cool and a nice break from the normal pubs in Dublin. Great cocktail menu!

Can you imagine this is a speakesy inside a pasta place. Loved the service and the hidden spot blind pig. The vibe is good all dark and greta spot to try new cocktails & alcohols. Appointment is needed before going here, so don’t forget to book yours!

During our short stay in Dublin, this pub was conveniently located near our accommodation. I came back three times because of the positive experience. The staff was extremely friendly, 💯 excellent food, 🥩👌 quality beer 🇮🇪🍺 💪 superior, and live music was offered over the weekend, with the mention of the need for a reservation. We highly recommend a visit if you are in the area.💪🍺🇮🇪 1.08.2025 🫶🇨🇮👌💯🌍🌎🌏🗺

Loved Searson’s! The atmosphere is warm and lively, with a real Dublin charm. The food was excellent and the staff couldn’t be friendlier. The huge selection of whiskey is a real highlight – a perfect place to enjoy a great evening.

First Pub experience here in Ireland coupled with my first pint of Guinness made my visit worthwhile. They have a live with what I think ma mixture of Irish and modern songs. Will come back here when I go back in Ireland

We had dinner at Searsons on our last night in Ireland. We showed up on a Friday night with no reservations. They quickly sat us at the bar while we waited for our table. We weren't there long before they took us to a nice table in the back patio area. The entire place was super busy and lively. The service was fantastic. I had the soup of the day and my husband and I shared the mussels. Everything was absolutely delicious and prepared perfectly.

This is exactly what comes to mind when you think about an Irish pub - very lively, good music, good food (I can recommend the Shepherd's Pie) and - most importantly - excellent drinks. Especially if you are a whiskey enthusiast you will be in heaven - they not only have an impressive collection of Midleton, but also have an extensive menu for all kinds of (Irish) whiskey.

The best shepherds pie ever!!!!!!!! Also had a delicious salad with figs and grilled broccoli. And a roasted vegetable side dish. The atmosphere is exactly what we wanted. Fun and lively. The food was excellent.

Lovely roast. Really enjoyed the food here it’s very high quality meat and chicken they use. Service was second to none which I was surprised as to how attentive they were due to the large volume of people in there. If you want a Sunday roast that’s a touch above the rest then this is your spot! The Guinness was lovely also, cold and creamy. I didn’t see many other drinks being drank even tho they have a vast quantity of them on draft, so don’t panic if you don’t like Guinness. If you’re a wing person I’d also recommend them from what I saw the portions were big and the wings were generously coated in what looked like a delicious sauce. Only thing that stops me from giving it an overall score of 5 is I asked for my beef to come out medium rare but it came out slightly pink but more dark. However, the few chefs working were doing a lot of cooking as it was rammed inside & out. These things happen. Note: I would probably recommend booking a table on weekends especially Sunday as they show sports. But there is ample seating inside. Overall experience really 10/10 and will 100% return!

I was recommended to come here to from a friend and I'm sure glad I did. Busy line up when I arrived but it moved pretty quickly. Employees are there to give you samples while you wait, and they were more than happy to give you a few to try. I ordered the Sea Salt and Honeycomb Caramel, and both flavors were fantastic. Really rich and creamy, strong flavors. Dairy free options are their sorbet, and a few gluten free as well. Prices are reasonable for what you get, definitely give it a try if you love ice cream!

Murphy's ice cream is first-rate. Its flavors are true, its ingredients seem to be top-quality, and it's not super-sweet. The chocolate whiskey scoop we had along with a raspberry scoop today were both wonderful. And the person dishing up the ice cream couldn't have been nicer.

Truly the best ice cream in Ireland, and some of the best I’ve ever had! The flavors are unique and every single one is delicious. The staff are friendly and patient — samples are unlimited and we basically tried them all! Definitely stop in!

Amazing ice cream shop! No wonder there's always a line. Ice cream was milky and not overly sweet. All servers working there were absolutely friendly and helpful. Can't wait to return.

My smooth chocolate & strawberry ice cream was tasty. The ice cream is from milk from Kerry which is great. The flavours are a bit weird & not all of the same standard. Many are too sweet. Overall it's expensive for what you get. Service is excellent.

Dingle Ice Cream, just off Grafton Street, has quickly become one of my favorite ice cream spots in Ireland — in fact, it’s my second favorite in the whole country. The quality is excellent, and their creativity with flavors is impressive. I absolutely loved the chocolate with Teeling whiskey, a brilliant mix of rich and boozy notes that feels uniquely Irish. The texture is creamy, the taste is fresh, and the overall experience is fantastic. Definitely a must-try when exploring Dublin city center!

Murphys is a must have if you are visiting Ireland! We were in Ireland for a week and I'm only mad we didn't come across it sooner! The ice cream is absolutely delicious.. probably the best I have ever had. The flavors are unique and the staff is by far the friendliest I have ever encountered. Stop by and grab a cone of sea salt and brown bread and you won't regret it!

Went to this place for food. Didn't think bar food could be so good. It was plenty of food. Our servers were lovely. The two girls on front of house really took care of us without us feeling pestered by them. Ensured empty plates were quickly taken and offered drinks at appropriate times. I would definitely go here again. Losing an atmosphere star as the TVs at the front are a bit awkwardly placed. Could do with slightly bigger screens.

Went there twice and on both occasions had good food and beer. What really stood out was the service and friendliness. We were keen on watching a particular football match and they organised good seats for us.

Great atmosphere, service was 10/10, Barbara looked after us very well and did a wonderful job. Highly recommend the Old Fashioned cocktail 👌

The Bridge 1859 in Ballsbridge is one of Dublin’s great pubs, striking the perfect balance between a lively atmosphere and quality dining. The vibe is warm and welcoming, yet vibrant enough to make it a fun spot whether you’re grabbing dinner with friends or catching a match. The service is consistently excellent — friendly, attentive, and professional. The food goes well beyond standard pub fare, with highlights like wings, chowder, fish & chips, hearty burgers, and more refined dishes such as pan-roasted hake. Portions are generous and the value is solid for the quality and the location. Drinks are also a big plus, with fresh tank beer on tap and a good cocktail selection. On busy days, especially when there’s a big game, it can get crowded and the wait for food may be longer, but the atmosphere makes up for it. Overall, The Bridge 1859 is a spot I’d happily return to: great food, excellent service, and one of the best pub experiences in Dublin.

Lovely pub. Great service, and the portions of food were generous and superb. Will definitely visit again and try their very own crafted beers!

I visited The Bridge 1859 in Dublin during lunchtime. I ordered the spare ribs, which were served with French fries and a Caesar salad. The ribs were tender, flavorful, and of good overall quality. The waiting time for the meal was around half an hour, but it was pleasantly complemented by a local draft beer. The lunch set menu offered a fair balance of price and quality and left a positive impression. Overall, it was a satisfying lunch experience that I will keep in good memory.

We were passing here today and decided to stop in for some grub as it has been reviving good publicity, the outdoor area was nice and a non smoking outdoor dining area is always a plus. The food was good although the tartar sauce was overbearing and not nice apart from that I could say little bad about the food. The service was very slow and considering there was very few people in at that time I’d have expected it to be more “on the ball”. We had starter and mains and overall it took 1 hour 30 mins (slightly over that) from sit down to leaving. I would go back here as the food is nice and I’d like to experience the atmosphere on a game day 🏉

“Great cocktails and a warm vibe. Loved the live jazz singing by @ericassings. The jazz singer’s velvet voice filled the room with warmth and elegance—made the night feel special. Definitely worth a visit!”

Very good cocktails, mixed service. I reserved a table online, but upon arrival got informed it’s only for an hour and fifteen minutes due to a “big reservation” arriving later… which i found quite rushed and inelegant for a place like this. The hostess was very unapologetic and disinterested in any conversation. We got seated upstairs. Nice decor, but some of it damaged and I repaired, bit of a sewage smell in the room. Luckily from there it got only better. Our margaritas were delicious and bartenders super attentive and kind. Mixed feelings really.

Vert nice experience, different from the usual busy pub and crowds! nice atmosphere, it feels like you are in old exclusive club, where gentlemen go to chat and drink! Sabina, (I'm not 100% sure if that's her name) the Barwoman made very nice cocktails and she is very good! for something a little different i surly recommend it

🍹Amazing cocktail bar in the heart of Dublin! I can’t get over how beautiful and special this place is!! 🍸I tried different cocktails and they were all really good! Unlike anything I’ve tried before. 🙌🏼 Staff was very attentive and kind

What a great quirky cocktail bar. Go upstairs where you will get popcorn and prosecco while they make your drink. I had the number 18, smokey and chocolatey

Amazing venue with great drinks and concept, let down by simply incompetent staff. Harsh but every moment was excruciating from the initial greeting, to waiting 20 minutes to get a first drink, to being presented the bill before our second drink arrived, to then being told our table time was up before that drink arrived. Really awful experience saved only by some quite exciting cocktails. It’s been a while since I’ve really met such terrible staff. I haven’t contemplated complaining before but ended up laughing at how bad this really was - right up to getting our own drinks from the bar, much to the embarrassment of the barman. The location and venue is terrific and maybe after a purge of the team this place could be worth visiting again. Shocking.

I got drunk but I like the cocktail. Good vibes and kinda classic , staffs are friendly, good service. Will visit again!

the staff was friendly, but the wait for food could be a bit slow, even though there was few people in there restaurant. They give you alot of food and it has good flavor. It atmosphere was a bit dark, had to use my phone light to read the menu. Good selection of food.

A first time visit and was very impressed. Lovely welcome, helpful and knowledgeable staff who offered suggestions and explained the dishes we were interested in. We had Vietnamese Rolls & Bao Buns, both with Soft Shell Crab Tempura to start and Seafood Tom Yum for mains, which was plentiful and delicious. To drink - Tropical New Fashioned one sweet and one spicy , both a good choice. We arrived at 3pm the opening time on a Saturday which was quite so we'll definitely be back to experience the atmosphere when it's busy.

A Perfect Date Night Spot We had a wonderful date night at Opium on Wexford Street, Dublin. The food was absolutely delicious—full of flavour and beautifully presented. The cocktails were just as impressive, crafted with care, and packed with personality. Even without a booking, we were able to sit at the bar, which turned out to be a great experience. The staff were friendly, helpful, and made us feel completely welcome, even taking the time to chat and guide us through the menu. The ambience was warm and inviting—perfect for a cosy evening out. Overall, it was a fantastic night and a spot we’ll definitely return to.

The food was excellent. The bang bang mayo chicken wings had a delicious sauce with a lasting aftertaste, and the panko tiger prawns were perfectly crunchy on the outside yet light, without the heaviness of batter. The green curry was absolutely outstanding, rich in flavor and with a great texture, highly recommended. I also enjoyed the pad kee mao, which was less spicy than I expected but still beautifully seasoned. The staff were attentive and genuinely kind, making the experience even better. The place itself is comfortable, with background music at just the right volume, enough to set the mood while still allowing easy conversation without raising your voice.

🌍 Explore, Taste, and Travel with Us! DM us for travel tips and insights for any destination ❤️ Follow our adventures and food journeys on Insta: vibrant_wanderer_rhythm Stumbled upon this place and so glad we did it. The cooks at play are really something Loved the Ref Thai prawn curry served with some well cooked egg fried rice, scanty egg bits but rice cooked just right. Loved my sweet and spicy cocktail , the passion something , its second on the menu and mmmm so delicious. My accompanied friends tell me that the lamb clay pot was prepared well. 100% recommended for good food. Facilities kept CLEAN , which is rare to see in DUBLIN Happy travels

This is the first time I tried Tamarind Chicken Wings and they were delicious. Green Curry was like any other Green Curry. Might go back for starters.

I went for the yellow curry and fried rice and it was honestly one of the best I’ve ever tasted. Having been to Thailand, it was definitely up there with their curries! Really impressed! Lovely atmosphere and great service. Cocktails were great too! I look forward to returning!

Lovely pub! Visited on a Thursday and Friday night during my holiday in Dublin. Thursday was a nice atmosphere, lively but not overly loud, generally older crowd, mostly irish with a few tourists (like us). Friday was busy but still had seating available upstairs, many people stood outside drinking. Big selection of whiskeys, good beers, a helpful staff.

It's what you'd expect out of a pub. I asked locals and did research on where I could have the best pint of Guinness, as I frequently drink it, I was not disappointed, this was definitely the best pint of Guinness I've ever had. Their Guinness is rather easy to drink and more on the smooth side than the creamy side, depends on what you like, but this was perfect for us. The Bulmers off the tap was also excellent, it had kept its fizz quite well, as they're usually served via bottle. The barmen were fast and on point, no bullshit, just drinks.

Great spot with reasonably priced drinks and a relaxed atmosphere. No food or TVs. Love the sense of privacy, it’s perfect for catching up with friends or just enjoying a quiet night out. Always a solid choice! The guiness is a perfect pour.

Stopped in here for a quick pint. The Guinness did not disappoint. Very cool pub atmosphere and in a great location. The place is very busy and it can be hard to find a seat or even standing room.

We saw the notice saying live trad music on a Sunday night abs since it was Sunday we went up. The guinness was great, the irish coffee too. But the music was fabulous. As the evening went on musicians kept arriving. The music was good traditional music not fake tourist come-all-ye's.

This is a perfect place to enjoy a pint or few. It was busy on a weekday afternoon and we were extremely lucky to find a seat as it got really busy not long after we arrived.

I have been to Dublin many times. It's generally a warm, welcoming place. During this last visit, I noticed a shift. Bar staff doesn't want to engage or answer questions about the history of the establishment or even smile at customers. There just isn't the feel there used to be. The Palace Bar is one of the few places this was not true. The bartenders were warm and the bar itself is absolutely beautiful. The clientele was relaxed and happy. It retains its good feel.

We tried the bibimbap — the hot beef was delicious, but the rest felt a bit plain. The chicken wings were crispy but soaked in a sweet sauce, which wasn’t really our thing. That said, the ambience was lovely, staff were friendly, and the location was perfect. Glad we tried it, but not sure we’d rush back — maybe just for that beef!

Overall, a good meal. I'd eat here again. Food was flavor, served hot and fresh, and it was tasty. Atmosphere was okay. Didn't have to wait ling for a table. Menu selections were a good mixture and had something for everyone. Prices were on par with my expectations and wasn't too expensive.

I recently visited this restaurant and had a wonderful experience overall. The food was absolutely delicious, full of flavor, and beautifully presented. The service was attentive and friendly, making me feel welcome and well taken care of. The atmosphere was cozy and inviting, which made the whole dining experience very enjoyable. The only downside was the restroom, which could definitely use more attention to cleanliness and maintenance. That said, I would still highly recommend this restaurant for its amazing food and excellent service. With some improvement to the facilities, it would be truly perfect!

We lately had a dinner and it was nice, the food is really good and the prices are affordable to compare with the other places.

Unbelievable food! 10/10 portions are big also! after our first time went back again and second time was just as good! great service also!

I got delivery, I got the japchae noodles with added beef bulgogi, it was really delicious especially the beef. It had a lovely taste to it savoury and a hint of sweet. I also got the fresh kimchi, it was really tasty and good amount of spice to add to any of their dishes. Can’t wait to go in person as their delivery service has a smaller limited menu and I’d love to try more !

We had a dinner with my friends and celebrated our friends birthday. Everything was amazing and sooo delicious. Staff are so kind. Thank you 👌🏽

Gorgeous building and a great place to watch the rugby! Lovely staff and excellent food. They were even serving breakfast baps until the lunch menu started. If we lived in Dublin we would be down here all the time!! Thanks ☺️

We visited Camden on a Saturday night, and it was such a fun experience! The place is huge, with an incredible atmosphere that’s full of party vibes. The crowd and energy really made it feel alive, and the music was fantastic at one point they even played a Hindi-Punjabi track, which was a great surprise and added to the fun mix. Definitely a great spot for nightlife and enjoying diverse music in a lively setting

We are Canadians visiting Dublin and saw online that the Camden has a wide range of sports on their tvs. It’s baseball playoffs so we went there to eat and drink and watch the Toronto Blue Jays. We arrived at 9pm and went to the second floor. The female waitstaff we encountered were flat out lying to us. Told us the kitchen was closed and that we could not get any food and they were absolutely certain of it. We tried to order drinks and the bar staff said you had to be sitting at the table if you wanted to order food with your drinks. After 15+ minutes of getting nowhere and actually having one of the female waitstaff that we spoke to walk by us and completely ignore us, I decided to seek out a manager. Once I did that the service turned around 100% and Hector and the other staff were very apologetic and helpful. We ordered drinks and our drinks and pizzas arrived in less than 10 minutes. I was very impressed with the manager’s response to my concerns with the young female weight staff not seeming to want to serve us or help us in anyway. He seemed to know who we were talking about so there may have been a history with this server. It’s a wonderful venue. Lots of televisions and we were there on a Saturday night so it turned into a really fun nightclub. Lots of younger people having a great time. They definitely accommodated us as we watched our baseball game. All the rest of the TVs went dark to support the nightclub atmosphere, but they allowed us to watch our game and enjoy ourselves in the Camden. What started off as incredibly frustrating evening became a very enjoyable evening. Thanks to the Camden staff!

Took my 14 year old ahead of Leeds game on Friday night. Lady serving us was superb and never waited for drink. Food was excellent too. Bouncing atmosphere and we both loved it. Thank you

The service provided was excellent, and the atmosphere was equally impressive. This establishment offers an exceptional experience for both afternoon and evening visits, characterized by a welcoming ambiance, outstanding service, and a friendly team.

I went here ahead of Leeds United vs AC Milan. To say it was rammed was an understatement. Amazing venue. Service very slow (they needed more bar staff. Leeds will always bring more!). but I suspect it won’t always be slow

I had so much fun here with my gals ! We went to celebrate my friend’s birthday and honestly it was such a good time!! The dj played great music, the vibe was amazing and the dance floor is super spacious🤗 perfect for dancing the night away. The energy really picks up around 11/12 pm, the atmosphere gets even better. Totally recommend it if you’re looking for a fun night out in Dublin💃✨

Iveagh Gardens is a true hidden gem in the heart of Dublin. Tucked away just behind Harcourt Street and a short stroll from St. Stephen’s Green, it’s easy to miss—but once you find it, you’ll be glad you did. The park is beautifully designed, combining formal landscaping with a natural, relaxed feel. Highlights include elegant fountains, a small waterfall, a charming grotto, and wide open green spaces perfect for picnics or reading a book. What really sets it apart is the peaceful atmosphere. Unlike other city parks, it’s rarely crowded, even on sunny days. It feels like a secret escape right in the middle of the city, offering quiet pathways, shady spots under mature trees, and beautifully maintained flower beds. It’s a great place to unwind, have a thoughtful walk, or just enjoy a bit of nature without leaving the city center. Occasionally, it hosts events like Taste of Dublin or small concerts, but outside of those times, it remains calm and serene. Whether you're a local or a tourist, it’s well worth taking the time to find the entrance and explore this tranquil oasis.

It’s pretty, but the fountains/waterfalls weren’t running. Since we were already near St. Stephen’s Green, we checked it out. But I wouldn’t go out of your way to get here because it seems from the other reviews that it’s hit or miss when they turn on the fountains.

Worth the trip here. Everyone goes to St. Stephen’s Green but these gardens are close by and less crowded. Highly recommend taking the time to visit.

The place is ok. Peaceful, tranquil but a little underwhelming. You should still check it out if you have never been there. Might be a good escape from the hustle of city life.

Amazingly kept greenspace with awesome water features. This park really makes you feel like you've escaped from the city!

Small, hidden park with a waterfall. You can easily relax and have a picknick here

A very charming smaller park with lot of character including a water falls and multiple statutes. Definately worth a visit

Really well looked after at our ladies luncheon. Tasty food beautifully presented. Each plate was a celebration for the senses. Wine choice was perfect too. Thanks for the excellent service.

Best lamb I've ever had! High quality dishes with a good price. I booked via open table for my bfs Birthday.

Best restaurant in south dublin in my opinion. Superb quality and friendly staff. Had the early bird menue with a group of friends. My group were allowed to relax after we finished our meal and there was no rush by staff to ask us to leave early, even though the restaurant getting quite full. Definately going back to Wild Goose

Ordered the Cote De Bouef, a beef dish for 2 which was absolutely delicious. Really cool experience as the waiter cuts it for you beside your table. Wine was lovely and service was great.

Everything was amazing from the food to the service. The dry aged steak in particular was just lovely.

Great wine selection, impeccable service, food was all very good including desert.

The Wild Goose Grill is an outstanding restaurant with an excellent menu selection. The staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming. I highly recommend it.

Great afternoon lunch. Service was great, everyone enjoyed their food and we had plenty of room. Sweet and sour, crispy rolls and duck rolls were a big hit.

They have a nice rooftop garden . Service was great and fast . They have a good food portions . The inly thing with the salted chili chicken is it is greasy and have loads of nuts . We have our own preference anways maybe because its a thai food but over all its nice

Saba (on Baggot Street) is an absolute experience! The staff are so kind, intuitive, and consummate professionals, tendering nothing short of stellar service. Every course is immaculately balanced. The spice profiles here “sing” and are layered with rare perfection. Connor, the bartender, is a “mixologist”without rival….he truly made some decadent beverages that not only developed complexity, but were presented also as a feast for the eyes. The staff are so lovely. The atmosphere is elegant and joyful. We especially loved the photos of people with genuine joyful expressions and moments! We came all the way from California to experience Ireland for our wedding, and Saba represented the grand finale of our adventure, before having to fly back home tomorrow….what a way for us to leave such a beautiful country. Thanks for making our night so memorable!

This is very amazing restaurant and authentic thai food. Really liked the ambience and food. This is the 2nd restaurant 1st one is in william street. A nice place for corporate events and team lunch. They also have a huge space at back in case if there are more people or corporate event.

Great spot for some really tasty Thai food. The express Lunch menu is good value , the food was fresh , plenty of flavour . Good portion size and quick service.

Excellent choice! Stumbled upon this place looking for a dining option while staying at the Mespil Hotel. Great food! So many flavours. We shared a few dishes and loved them all. If I lived in Dublin, I would eat here regularly.

I like this restaurant. It is very busy but elegant and comfortable.The staff were polite and fast. The food amazing everything. I loved the energy of the environment.

I had the opportunity to enjoy breakfast here yesterday, and it was a delightful experience. Upon entering, the staff warmly greeted me and promptly seated me at a table. The café is spacious, with a live counter showcasing the food being prepared, which adds a nice touch. I ordered the avocado toast, which was beautifully presented. It came with a side of bread, chopped red and sun-dried tomatoes, fresh rocket leaves, two perfectly poached eggs, a glazed dressing, and a sprinkle of sunflower seeds. Alongside, I had a flat white that complemented the meal wonderfully. Everything—from the food to the service—was excellent. The staff were attentive, the flavors were on point, and the ambiance was welcoming. I would highly recommend this spot!

Really nice café with amazing food, especially for breakfast/brunch! Mind-blowing french toast. Not too cheap but definitely worth it! I loved this place, I had to go back many times!

Absolutely terrible service. I came in very hungry and sat down, politely asked the waitress to take my order. She told me “2 minutes,” so I waited. Next thing I know, a group of five people walked in after me and she immediately went to take their order instead, completely ignoring me. I sat there waiting and waiting, until I finally had to leave because no one bothered to take care of me. The waitress didn’t even notice when I walked out. Extremely unprofessional and the worst dining experience I’ve had in a long time. Never coming back.

The coffee is amazing, but avoid the vegan breakfast! It was overcooked and bland. The only decent thing was the toast, which, according to the menu, is a nice granary bread, not the white toast that I was actually given. Won't be eating there again. What's worse is, you have to pay when you order so there is no comeback when your food is as awful as this was. Also, a single mushroom cut in half is pretty stingy. Very very disappointing.

Overall a nice cafe, seating inside and outside. The layout to order food is a little confusing but the staff are nice. The full Irish breakfast was very filling and nice, some items were a little tough. Prices are decent for good portion sizes.

I had the breakfast burrito with bacon. It was to die for. Not too heavy, but enough to get you started for the day. One of the best I’ve ever had. My friend had the porridge with fruit. She LOVED it. This place definitely lives up to the reviews. Best breakfast I’ve had so far here. It was so good we went back the second morning. I had the French toast with bacon and a side of scrambled eggs. My friend had the ham and cheese omelette. Both were good, but I liked the burrito better. My friend said the omelette was the best she’s ever had.

We had a bad experience at this cafe in Dublin: I ordered a carrot cake and it was almost as hard as a stone (the spoon stands tall as you can see) and the cappuccino was a latte instead of a real cappuccino. I am sorry but I can’t recommend this place.

Lovely pub, well worth a visit for hearty meals and fresh pints. The fish and chips we had were delicious, and the fries were great too. Staff were attentive and very friendly. A few cool touches stood out: they host event nights, game parties, and even offer a room for recording podcasts — which is pretty unique. Also, the payment system is handy: just scan the QR code on your receipt to pay in full or split the bill. We’ll definitely be back to try more pints and explore their beer selection!

Loved the vibes! Drinks were great. Margarita was good too but would prefer more a higher sauce ratio. Have to give a special mention that the washrooms were clean on a Friday night despite the crowd!

Burger was nice. There is some weird spice on the chips, though. Assume it was paprika or something. Would recommend.

Fantastic pub, great atmosphere, staff friendly and helpful, the food was delicious and tasty and cooked perfectly, spot on pint of Guinness too.

We happened upon Cat & Cage as it was located within a minutes walk from our hotel, the Skylon Hotel in the Drumcondra area of Dublin.We were initially drawn in by their name (marketing works on us, lol) and then "sold" with their amazing sounding vegan options. Until researching to write this post, we hadn't realized we were walking back into four centuries of history dating back to 1690, wow, who knew!! It was dinner on Thursday night and the place was hopping (if the pub were named "The Bunny & the Cage" that would make a funny pun but ahhhh, I digress...). While everything was excellent, the best item of the evening was the Beer Battered Onion Rings with Chipotle Mayo. For a fried food, these tasted incredibly light and the onions tasted very fresh! The Funghi Pizza offered a hearty and varied mouthfeel with each bite, with lots of flavors and textures between the wild mushroom mix, the spinach, pistachio crumbles, and mozzarella cheese! We both agreed that between the crust and the cheese, the pizza could have benefited from an additional couple of minutes of oven time but that didn't deter from this being an amazing option! The burger was equally satisfying with a generous portion of delicious house cut chips (fries, but I know you know that lol). We were hungry and really jonesing to try all of the options that we did .. but honestly, either the pizza or burger option would likely be enough for two reasonable .. not so gluttonous people! If you live in Dublin and haven't been or you're visiting, either way .. Cat & Cage needs to be on your short list of places to eat!

Just popped into "Cat & Cage" in Drumcondra in Dublin today and had a wonderful experience. We had a couple of drinks and ordered food which was excellent. I had fish and chips which was scrumptious and my wife had a "Cat & Cage" Salad which was divine. Staff were so attentive and polite . The Live music was getting under way as we finished our meal.What an atmosphere. A gold standard as far as service goes. Well done "Cat & Cage" Drumcondra. Well worth another visit.

We just dropped in to The Cat and Cage for dinner this evening. The atmosphere was lively, and the food and service were very good. The menu is clearly labelled with allergens, and there are some gluten free options. I would recommend for dinner and a drink. The pub is comfortable, I could see it being a nice place for drinks with friends or to watch sport.

Very friendly staff. Good prices on pints of Beamish and Guinness. Would definitely come back.

Atrocious service on match days. It has a nice beer garden and is close to Aviva Stadium - but the bar service at peak times on match days is absolutely dreadful. Last two times I left and went to Slatterys where there is no waiting to get served

Great pre match pints but they won't serve Guinness in Guiness glasses even if you ask. For locals though it's no problem, bit annoying and barman had attitude when mentioned before.

Great place to visir.an oldtime bar.nice people .good bottles of mc cardles which went down lovely, better that smithwich,a wofefull ale to drink.

Called in and used this pub twice on a recent visit to Dublin, staff and locals super friendly. Great pint of Guinness, sport on TV, made very welcome (hence we returned) and plenty of room.

I had my first ever pint of Guinness in Ireland here in 2014. And it didn’t disappoint. A great first impression!

Very welcoming for visitors from the states. Cozy pub with many rooms for what ever mood suits you. Super friendly service and patient explanations. Great beer selections, both on tap and craft in bottles. Very reasonable prices on fresh lunch selections. We will return!

Worth a visit as it does have a very Victorian feel to it. Very nice but standard selection of beers. We only popped in for a Guinness while we waited for our next appointment to come around. Very nice place to people watch and relax. The prices were reasonable for the area.

Over the last few years my wonderful partner has been discovering his Irish roots and reconnecting with his Irish family. On a rainy afternoon in Dublin he was excited to share with me one of Dublins most iconic venues that has played its part in his recent odyssey. Upon entering it’s easy to understand why this historic boozer is a firm favourite with the locals and tourists alike. Obviously Guinness was our ‘tipple of choice’…( Like there’s any other when visiting a Dublin institution such as this! ) However, you have to understand when you order this national beverage in Dublin there are a few rules involved… NEVER drink from your pint until the nectar is settled and 100% black in colour. ALWAYS place your pint on a beer mat. - I got ‘schooled’ twice in a non verbal firm but friendly manner by the barman - Sláinte. The bar is very traditional, brass fittings, long case clocks, gloss paint on the walls and vintage branded paraphernalia returning you to the halcyon days of drinking - without the cigarette smoke. The place filled up quickly with locals, regulars and after work drinkers - a very pleasant time was spent but sadly after a couple of pints of the brilliant ‘black stuff’ we had to make our way back outside into the rain taking advantage of the complimentary umbrellas on offer at the door - which is a super nice touch and very useful. Thank you and see you again soon I hope x

This old library may be better than even the Book of Kells. It’s like you’re walking through a Hollywood movie set. The books are beautiful as is all the beautiful dark woodwork. The old manuscripts are beautiful in the middle is cool. The big spinning globe is cool but is out of place. This is a must see in Dublin.

When I say "food", I mean some of the best pours of Guinness in the Dublin area. Great place. Cool vibe. And some great people behind the bar there to help fix you up with the perfect pint or other liquid libation.

No Beamish! There is a pic from a couple years ago but they apparently switch out stouts. They had Clockwork, which was decent. I specifically came for Beamish (there are plenty bars in Dublin that serve it, was trying to see as many as possible).

À great Dublin bar in the heart of the city, well frequented by local Dubs, if you want to escape the Temple Bar crowds and enjoy some nice drinks in a great Dublin pub then The Long Hall is yer only man !!! (Didn’t rate food as we didn’t have any but they certainly do food, check menu online)

Beautiful historical bar, enjoy your Stout and Pale Ale

The pub as the name suggests has dark and dim light interiors all tables under candle light. The pub has a great selection of drinks. It's a great place to hand out with friends, and they provide decent selection of board games to enjoy as a group. They have limited food options. They get their food from Uno pizza from across the road. So not much options other than pizza. That being said pizza's are really good. Great place for pizza and drinks and to catch up with friends.

I’ve been a loyal customer of this pub for the last four years and have always loved the atmosphere and the memories I’ve made here. It really pains me to leave a one-star review, but my recent experience with the new security staff has left me feeling unwelcome and disrespected. When leaving the pub with my friends, we paused briefly at the entrance to say goodbye. The security guard asked us to move, saying we were blocking the entrance, and we complied. However, as I turned to say a quick goodbye to my friends, the security guard mocked and mimicked me, which felt incredibly unprofessional. When I addressed his behavior and said it was rude, he replied, “Well, I warned you twice.” I believe a security guard’s role is to ensure the safety and comfort of all patrons, not to antagonize or mock regular customers who pose no threat to the business or other customers. I’ve never had issues at this pub before, and I hope the management will address this matter. If I see improvements in how customers are treated, I’ll be more than happy to update my review to reflect the pub I’ve come to love.

Lovely place. A lot of young folks, some funny board games and great selection of drinks. Loved the vibe only down side the room was quite big and it was really hard to understand each other because of the noise (which is quite unfortunate for playing board games) but would recommend!

Stellar spot for a pint and a pizza, the lads working there are all dead sound* and they have some great pizzas available to order in. Cracking outside area that gets the evening sun and good music playing, gets busy early so get in while you can. *One woman working there got genuinely pissed off that I asked to charge the phone but otherwise they're all legends 😅

Staff were all a bit strange. They kept asking us for ID even though we showed them. They asked every time we asked for a drink. In 28, it was actually a nice compliment if anything. They might have been drunk on the job or something I don't know.

Cozy atmosphere, beer that hits the spot, and pizza that somehow tastes better than my cooking, and that’s saying something. Honestly, I came for the beer, stayed for the pizza, and considered never leaving. What more could you ask for?

If you would like to get a table here is better to reserve in advance. For a Saturday was impossible to get something for 3 people. Is a bit loud if you would like to chat. Otherwise the atmosphere is nice.

Lovely location and the food was delicious. The staff and service was fantastic. Will definitely be back again.

Farmers Browns is a regular. We love the food. Way abouve the average pub food mark. Very friendly staff. This is our Friday pub night after you reward your self from a busy hard work week. Great choice of music a plenty on space. We definitely reccomended. Visit drink and leave a good tip. They deserve to be successful 👏

Turkish below We were invited for the day after wedding. Had a good time. Good selection of beers. Good service. Unfortunately all the seats were high! They didnt think of the elderly with bad knees and didn't have standart hight tables indoors. Dugunun ertesi gunu icin davetli olarak gittik. Tipik bir pub. Yemek bira cesitleri ve servis iyiydi.

A very rare combination of great food and amazing service was what I had here the other night. I find it really hard to find a menu with a selection of vegetarian options in Dublin and Farmer Browns didn't let me down, my Halloumi dish was divine as were the waiting staff

I have been to Farmer Browns a countless number of times and it is one of my favourite pubs. Their staff is so kind and prompt to their service. I recently ordered their garlic and cheese fries along with Gin and tonic and their infamous Five Lamps Beer. There’s something about Farmer browns that attracts me - I think it is their cosy and open atmosphere. I feel happy around here and this place drives beautiful conversations. It’s a gorgeous and lovely pub during summers. Ensure you grab a seat outdoors and enjoy the sun with a sip of alcohol and their FRIES. LOVE THEM! Their washrooms are also very well kept, clean and hygienic.

Lovely food - good veggie options, everything seemed freshly cooked and delicious. My other half had the Massey Ferguson burger which he said was fab and the chips are amazing! Staff couldn’t be nicer. We hadn’t booked and there was an engagement party in so we left a little earlier to leave them to it but it was nice that they squeezed us in.

Great chicken wings, amazing cauliflower wings - go just to try them! Shout-out to Todd (sorry if misspelled) - fantastic service! Only con being the DJ - he was a fine DJ, I just didn't think he fit the vibe nor did I think he was necessary. That said, will definitely be back!

Spent a Tuesday evening here as a couple. We sat at the outdoor terrace which had a lovely vibe, our server was friendly and chatty and overall the atmosphere was great. The servers also check on you often and food/drinks arrive fast. It got pretty loud and lively at times, but you can still have conversation. We had the special pizza (which had tuna tartare) it was so unique and unlike anything we had before, we absolutely loved it. I can confidently recommend their house cocktails as well, we had a few of those and they were amazing (especially the Regina!) We will be back:)

Such a cool and hip vibe to spend time on Friday night. The pizza is not sure with the price. It has lovely doughs but also has mussy toppings on the top with a small size. And the most annoying point is actually that all the staffs keep asking to order more like 3 times in 10 mins. We just finished pizzas and is kinda full to be honest with no room for drinks yet. But it feels like forcing to pour liquid into my stomach and then became so lazy to not chat anymore. I tried their cocktails a long time ago and it was average. Anyway it’s just all about the atmosphere.

I adored this restaurant and beer garden. The vibe was wonderful there and the beer tent was such a fun vibe. The beer list had lots of options and the personal sized pizza were amazing! As a sour beer lover and vegan there were plenty of options!

Great bar, away from the main tourist areas and definitely worth seeking out. Very friendly staff, great selection of drinks and absolutely fantastic pizzas. It was very busy when we visited (8pm on a Thursday) and I would say it's the same everyday. It's easy to see why it attracts such a crowd, a must visit when you are in Dublin.

Awesome spot in Smithfield neighborhood. Beer selection was incredible and the pizza was perfection. I ordered the potato and pancetta pizza and could not recommend it enough. The bartenders were super friendly and attentive and provided great service despite how busy it was. Would definitely add this to your list if you are in the area.

Loved finding this place and escaping the high-trafficked tourist spots. Great pizza, great drinks, incredible atmosphere, and I playlist I want to duplicate at home. Service was incredible. 6 stars. 😍

Best pizza I’ve had in a long time. Truffle sprinkled with orange zest; a dream. Very cute interior with board and card games. Great for a fun evening with friends or a cute date night.

Just a thing. Here you can feel the soul peace, to relax your mind... to find yourself for the moment🌸 Few minutes far away from the city routines

Good place to chill out with friends and family ... Not to much crowded.... Visited here to get a good pic of the cherry blossom, but was disappointed as the season was over.... 😔😔🥺

Full of birdlife, ducks, swans, herons, seagulls, and pigeons , it’s a wonderful place to enjoy a bit of nature in the city. I even spotted golden fish in the pond! Perfect for walking, relaxing, or having a picnic, it really feels like a hidden gem in Dublin. The only drawback is that the public toilets close after 5 pm, which can be inconvenient.

A peaceful and beautiful park in the heart of Dublin. Great for walking, relaxing, or having a picnic. Lovely trees, clean paths, and a little pond with ducks. A hidden gem if you need a break from the city.

Grill Fest, cracking weather for it. Well kitted out between food and play area for kids.

Herbert Park is stunning! It's one of Dublin's most beautiful parks. Whether it's Spring or Autumn, it's amazing. In Spring, you'll find gorgeous cherry blossoms, and in Autumn, the park transforms with a cinematic view of yellow and brown leaves.

Definitely the park to go if you want to see the cherry blossoms during the spring time. Also love going here every Sunday because of the farmer's market. 💕

Incredible food! The fish and chips is probably the best one I’ve ever had and the duck wings are not to be missed! Also loved the cauliflower and potato dish, definitely didn’t miss the meat. I love when veggie dishes are thought out and not just an after thought. Highly recommend.

Really delicious - it's obvious you care about the food you serve. Very imaginative menu. The brown bread was addictive! It was the best meal we had in Dublin. And we liked the traditional pub atmosphere and the service was friendly and welcoming.

Very good food - special shout out to the modern take on a black pudding! We would 100% go back to eat there again, but the service unfortunately felt quite rushed and disorganized. Other than that the staff was friendly and helpful in picking out whiskey and wine, and all in all we enjoyed our dinner there.

Scotch Eggs - The breading was dry and came off the sausage. Fish & Chips - The fish fillet was thin and dry. Tasteless. Sticky Toffee Pudding - Dry and tasteless. Not enough caramel sauce. Friendly and immediate service.

Best Vegan Wings we ever had! Also the vegetarian Haggis and Cauliflower & Cheese was perfect! Perfect spot for traditional food and suitable for vegetarian & vegans. Also the trad Irish music was nice to watch!

Couldn't reccomend enough. Iv been back 3 times this month and looking forward to our next meal. From the expert and friendly service, wealth of knowledge about their produce and attention to detail, this place top of my list in the area if not the city. They take their dietary restrictions to a whole new level. Basically everything on the menu can be adjusted with homemade substitutes and not compromise the dish. Make a booking and enjoy.

We had some trouble knowing where we could eat but once someone helped us, the meals were really really good. The fish & chips were one of the best I've tasted. But overall every meal was perfect. Can only recommend!

Bar 1661 is IMHO the best cocktail bar in Dublin. It specializes in Irish Poitín, but has everything else you’re craving, too. Roberto and Brenden really did it up for us sitting at the bar, making us some of the best cocktails I’ve ever had, letting us try some special tastes, and giving us excellent recommendations for other bars in the area. We also got to meet Qhuy, who was awesome and funny as well. I literally can’t think of a better, more well-rounded crew to man a bar than these guys. I hope I get to come back someday, but if not, thanks Roberto for making it an incredible experience, and I’ll see you at your sisters wedding 💃🏻 (lol obvi)

One of the best bars for handcrafted poitin based amalgamations and drinks. Cocktails and classics were really superb and they have a very extensive curated list of drinks and a very beautiful looking cocktail menu book. Loved the place drinks and just the vibe. Highly recommend it. For cocktail aficionados this is a must visit place

The tasting experience is a must-do in Dublin. The coctails and garnishments were next level fantastic. The timing of the cocktails are perfect and the food is amazing. We had a fabulous time. You must book in advance because it is really popular.

Nice little cocktail bar with over 25 cocktail creations. We tried about half of them and they were all very tasty. Welcome cocktail on arrival. Very decently priced. Extremely friendly and attentive staff. Nice little heated outside seating area.

Really impressed with this bar. Staff were very polite and attentive. Every single member of staff knew the menu inside out, loved how they explained our cocktails to us when serving. Fantastic choice of cocktails and all came well presented. We came for my boyfriend’s 30th for a spontaneous pre drink before dinner and staff were great to fit us in despite the whole place almost full!

An amazing cocktail bar. Absolutely brilliant unique cocktails which taste amazing. All staff are very knowledgeable and have lots of great information about the different cocktails. I would love to return here in the further to try some more!!

Very good cocktails albeit being mostly on the mild side, all very balanced but nothing that would surprise you much. The oysters were super fresh and delicious as well.

We did a whiskey tasting here, the host was extremely knowledgeable and the owner was an absolute gem. Incredible history here at this place!!!

Must order the Irish Coffee here, one of the most balanced and smooth ones I’ve had. Also a perfect place for rugby fans and just a casual pint. It is a great representation of a good pub in Dublin.

Needed to buy a pair of running shorts…mission accomplished. Saw the Swan bar across the street. Perfect Ireland corner bar. Met every expectation. I first ordered a pint of Guinness the a Jamison Ginger. I thought I needed to make it a double. So I ordered double the Jamison. My bartender brought me a single Jamison Ginger. Then a double Jamison too. First I laughed then thinking about it…it was what I ordered. I drank it all 😊😉

We dropped in for a pint - great service, clean, would definitely recommend.

Great bartender (Tom), Great Irish Pub. If you’re looking for the local flavor this is one of those spots. Brenda (very nice with a great smile) was very quick in taking care of us when away from the bar.

I entered the bar and approached the counter, the man behind the bar walked to the opposite end away from me so I approached another server who took my order, then the man returned to say to me that the owner doesn't allow tracksuit bottoms but that he would allow me one drink (im 38 and was wear stylish bottoms, not dirty bottoms after a football match), I looked around the bar and one man was wearing shorts and another old man entering was wearing grey cotton tracksuit pants so I asked the man was the boy in shorts given the same speech as me about casual wear and he said no because it's a sunny day out and they expect people to dress more casually on a sunny day, the server behind the bar had his shirt hanging out of his trousers and no sign to be found in the bar regarding essential neat dress so I mentioned this and he wasn't happy. I naturally decided not to stay in a place i felt unwelcome. A private word or taken to one side would have been a better approach than schooling someone in middle of the pub floor in front of other patrons. Very unpleasant experience. Can't comment on food as didn't eat or drink and wasn't offered a menu.

It is my favorite pub in Dublin. Let’s be honest maybe my favorite Irish pub in the world. It is a beautiful Victorian pub that has been owned by the same family for years. 87 years. A definite rugby bar too. They pour a perfect Guinness and you can learn a lot about Irish whiskey here. I have been here several times including at the end of the pandemic and I have always received top notch service. I feel very comfortable coming in for a pint as a solo female traveler. There is a covered outdoor area if the weather is nice. If you don’t want to drink, they make a great flat white. My kids in their 20s love it too.

The atmosphere was very good. We were able to spend our time well here. The nearby walk was great. The employees were very helpful. We tried a few different cocktails 🍹 and it was good. And of course the Guinness beer 🍻 was amazing. You may have to book your table in advance.

Decent pub experience. Meaning you order drinks and pay at the bar. The only food available is a "toastie" (grilled ham and cheese sandwich). Nice interior and the place has some history. Narrow inside, but it goes back through three different areas. Standard barman service, but reasonably friendly. They have live music on certain nights.

Great spot on Camden Street! Cassidys has a lovely vibe—cosy interiors, friendly staff, and a good selection of drinks. The atmosphere is relaxed and perfect for catching up with friends or starting off a night out. Prices are reasonable for the area, and service was prompt even when it got busy. Lost a star only because it can get a bit crowded on weekends, but overall a solid place to unwind. Definitely worth a visit!

Decent pint and good atmosphere. They had the sound on for the football which seems to be hard to find these days. Glad to see they're finally serving food (toasties). Music on a Sunday night and this place is great for Cheltenham.

Went in on a whim. Amazing atmosphere and also had live music with violin, harp and bodhran etc. Busy but seemed to be filled with very friendly people. Plenty of noise from the chatting revelers and the live traditional music. The pub is narrow but very very deep with plenty of seating and tables down the far back too. I would certainly visit again.

Came to watch Gaa match. Great GAA memorabilia Good atmosphere. Table service. Staff are extremely friendly and helpful. €2.40 for a pint of mi wadi is a bit of joke though.

I have tested every bar in Dublin and this is unequivocally the worst I have ever tired. The staff have refused to give their name to the most menial of requests. Just goes to show the potential horrors of this Kip. It is an overpriced Kip. If you would like to enjoy the horrids of Temple Bar prices nowhere near the area. Then I would implore anybody that enjoys the worst service in any Dublin pub to enjoy this nearly comically abysmal service

My friends and I were so looking forward to our Sunday lunch at Ashton’s newly renovated Gastro pub . But we were sorely disappointed ! 4 Sunday roasts €34 and 1 monkfish on the bone €36 . Service was friendly but food was terrible. The monkfish yielded 2 mouthfuls and the roast beef dinner was jaw dropping downright awful. Yorkshire puddings were burnt and inedible ( check photos ) ref was so tough and served almost cold . Veg a disgrace and I meagre gravy also was cold after we had to as fir it 3 times and no horseradish sauce . They ran out out ! Empty pepper mill on table and it eventually arrived when we had decided this was not a meal to be consumed any further . Bill including a nice bottle of wine and 2 beers came to €261 . After a bringing all our issues to managers attention she apologized citing teething problems and when we next returned she would look after us with a complimentary drink !!! Out of the place I thought we would never get and guess what ? We certainly will not be back !

Dropped in for a bite to eat one Sunday to see this revamped pub, being a casual customer to the old pub, I was looking forward to checking it out, decided to have some bar food instead of the restaurant, bad mistake my wife had crab on toast,with duck fat fries, I had beacon on sourdough bread & fries, plus I had a pint of beer & my wife a glass of rose, couldn’t believe the price of the wine, actually thought it was a mistake, €10.80 unbelievable, the food was ridiculous a couple of crispy rashers on a two miserable pieces of bread toasted that it, & the crab, well not exactly fresh / fresh , won’t be going back any time soon. The young staff were excellent & courteous & the beer was cold & fresh. The new old scene IRISH STYLE BAR nice if it was down the country, not sure it fits in too well in this neighbourhood,

Had the bar bites which were excellent, the staff went over and above to make sure out visit was pleasant. The decor is amazing, could keep you amused for hours just browsing around the lovely splendid rooms

Beautiful surroundings, delicious food and wonderful atmosphere. Live music on a Thursday was created such a buzzy atmosphere.Delighted to have a such a fantastic spot on our doorstep

Popped in today for lunch and was so pleasantly surprised. What a fabulous transformation. The staff are warm and welcoming, the food was kick ass and the venue is really beautiful. Well done to everyone involved. Will definitely be back!

Liking the new decor and the staff are lovely when they actually approach you. The beer garden is very comfortable at this time of year but for some reason the floor staff will not approach you. If this is a policy, it should be shown somewhere. The bar food menu is very simple and the burgers are delicious but the fries on the side could Be individually counted - apparently small Portions are the policy. Overall, a nice place but still lots of room for improvement

Love the new decor since they reopened recently, particularly Tom's Bar (big shout out to David, massive credit to the place, service review would be 2-star otherwise!) and the downstairs bar and outside seating area. Unfortunately, as of right now, that's all the positives. On my recent visit I found the downstairs staff to be very subpar - while I was quickly asked if I'd like a drink, after 10 minutes of waiting, I decided to go to the bar myself, only to be charged €15(!!) for a glass of wine! When ordering a glass of wine, it's typical to either be offered a wine list or ask what region you'd like etc...not just serve the most expensive! It also, took forever to get a glass of water which, again, I had to get from the bar after ordering twice at the table...all would be easier to forgive if it was busy, but it was very quiet. I also think the menu leaves a bit to be desired. When I first read the menu, I thought it was hand-written - nope, that's the font. The coaster menus are a great idea - short, neat and clear. Of course, that is very subjective, perhaps everyone likes the main menu. Also worth mentioning, I didn't eat, so can't say anything about the food. As of right now, I'd easily recommend Tom's Bar for a pint, but not the downstairs area. Should things change down there, so will this review...here's hoping!

Good traditional pub to catch a quick bite and some drinks before a game at Aviva Stadium. Fast service and attentive.

So here we are, 2nd time. They stop serving food at 9 pm, fair warning. The food was good, my son approved the hamburger, the loaded potato and chili cheese fries were amazing They had live entertainment Saturday, take a listen. Stop in and enjoy

I had a great time here with a lively atmosphere, friendly staff, and a proper pint. It had that classic Irish pub charm, and I’d definitely stop by again before my holiday finishes.

Friendly place, nice beers. I didn't eat there so I can't rank it. Has a nice frontage where you can get served through a hatch, which is lovely on a sunny day.

Loud but delicious food good service. The beef stew was delicious. The fries were brilliantly cut like celery for max dipping and carrying sauce or cheese.

The new menu is cracking. A big group of us arrived down and were served really quickly. The atmosphere is great, the staff are the best in the country and the prices are very reasonable for the area. I had the chicken Tikka and it was great. Came with a naan and popadoms and everything was really tasty. The cod looked huge too and the guys said it was fantastic too.

First night in Dublin, we were so tired from the plane ride from Washington State, we walked a mile from our hotel and found this cute little pub with delicious food and and creamy Guinness and football on the TV. Everyone was enjoying themselves.

We recently visited Lucky’s Pizza in Liberties, a lively bar and beer garden recommended by friends. The student vibe makes it a great spot for a casual, affordable evening out, but the dim lighting was a bit too dark for me. The real highlight was the pizza—crispy, fresh, and delicious. I tried Ryan’s pizza, and it was fantastic, especially when paired with a local draft beer. The pizza oven is located in the outdoor beer garden, adding a nice touch to the atmosphere. The beer selection is impressive, offering a variety of craft options to suit different tastes. Service was friendly and efficient, making the whole experience smooth and enjoyable. With its reasonable prices and great food, I’d definitely recommend Lucky’s for anyone looking for a vibrant yet affordable spot to enjoy pizza and drinks.

There is a sizable outdoor patio inside, the seating are functional but a little basic. Vibrant graffiti on the walls creates a really laid-back, youthful vibe. loud yet enjoyable music. If they hadn't all burned, the pizza that was a couple inches smaller than typical might have been pretty nice. When we questioned the staff about how the tables and the dinners works, they were really rude.

Great local spot. Very friendly staff. They have a pizza shop outside that is delicious as well. Reasonably priced drinks way cheaper than temple bar area.

Charming hidden gem. Unassuming bar, decently priced drinks, with some specials. Has a funky outside area, great pizza kitchen, and a dance floor and DJ(assuming only weekends). Place was very popular, net not overcrowded.

Menus aren’t that clear, most of products have no prices on. Food ok, atmosphere ok, place quite small and toilets are terrible, graffiti everywhere and women have to queue for too long

Food and drink are very good, however, the website is misleading as the pizza and pint prices were at least one euro more than stated on ther website. This needs to be changed for transparency purposes. Otherwise I can't complain as the food and drinks were very good

Great pizza, great staff, great atmosphere, but a little on the expensive side. Good selection of craft and mainstream beer amd cider. Definitely worthy of a visit.

Visiting Ireland & want to experience a local "Traditional Irish Pub"? This is it! Great staff, pint's & amazing atmosphere.....you might even get to meet "Molly".

Everything you're expecting from a traditional Irish pub!! Loved the atmosphere inside it, it's very authentic. Now, Darragh the barmaid upstairs at the cocktail bar served me a Spicy Margarita and honestly that's something you need to try, it's gonna surprise you in the best way possible!! (no spoilers)

The best pub in Rathmines, and has stayed the same over the years. Great bar staff, Guinness and atmosphere, and the most reasonable prices in the area. Often there will be a trad session of local musicians on midweek. Always recommend Slatts.

It was St Patrick’s Day, not even 7pm, I was there with a few friends and we ordered a couple of pints. Without no reason the manager refused to serve us water and asked us to leave the place. I’m a woman, and he physically confronted me and pushed me out of the door. Such a pity that a nice place like this has such bad management and doesn’t tolerate people just having fun. They don’t deserve your money. Extremely rude especially with women.

Really nice traditional cosy pub with extra seating upstairs. Great Guinness. Even though the one upstairs tasted a bit off they changed it straight away for a downstairs pint so maybe it was the first out of the tap.

Lovely pints, great pub. Nice to be able to sit out on Wynnefield Road when the weather is nice! 🍻

Great bar,well run,johns a gent,the best pint of Guinness to be got in dublin,exceptionally good.

Food is great even there aren’t many options, but I’d say one of the best pizzas I had in Dublin, spicy pepperoni was actually great. I think service is a bit understaffed during weekends, we had to insist several times to get our orders taken and also for the bill. Also, we booked one month in advance and we got sit in a dark corner, not very comfortable to eat.

My friends and I had a lovely evening here, it’s easy to see why this place gets so much hype when the food truly delivers. The pizzas are individual-sized, one is more than enough to satisfy you. We ordered the Margherita, Vegan and Four Spice Formaggi. If you’re as obsessed with cheese as I am, I highly recommend this last one because you can actually taste the hint of honey in it, and it works beautifully with the cheese combo! We had prosecco with our meal, which was delightful😊 The atmosphere? A solid 100/10!! You can choose to sit indoors or outdoors. Bonus points: it’s pet-friendly, so you’ll spot loads of adorable dogs. Shoutout to Ciarán, he was so kind and attentive the whole time😊 best waiter ever!

Absolutely delicious pizzas, great selection of beers and cocktails and amazing, passionate about their work staff! Place itself is beautiful decorated, spacious and with dog friendly area at the back! 😍

Great selection of beer. fantastic Pizza, very very very cool environment and atmosphere, and a great outdoor smoking area too. if you're looking for something to do this is definitely a great place to check out.

This is a bright different place. Pizzas are interesting and not the same old same old, served in a box and they disappeared very quickly. I had the Sausage and it was very well balanced. The potato one was yum too. However my cocktail was the real winner..... It was macha and berry and it tasted like more! This place is well worth a visit.

This place took us by surprise, excellent beers and selection, excellent pizza (the spicy bacon one especially), and the staff and servers were brilliant. I had dismissed it as a modern identikit place, but it was very good. Recommended

Unreal spot. The spicy margarita, violet spritz and blueberry matchas cocktails are fantastic. The Guinness and drinks they have on rotation are excellent. Staff are lovely and the pizzas are delicious. The garlic mayo dip is a must if you get a pizza - and the focaccia is wonderfully seasoned. Great staff; great bar.

We attended ATLAS School for a week and went to the pub for lunch, coffee, beers (we´re all teachers, thus allowed to drink beer) - such a lovely place to have a good time between and after lessons! The atmosphere is totally relaxed, food and drinks delicious and delivered instantly, staff very welcoming - shame we had to go home, this place will be remembered and missed!

The Pub is family and old.The staff was very friendly and helpful with me and my boyfriend. We enjoyed wine and beer together. I love the location because is close the my ex Atlas School and Porto Bello and Rathmines. The price is well.

Ordered two toasties from the menu. Nothing came out as described. Both toasties were supposed to be sourdough but ended up being sliced pan. Ham and cheese was served with easy singles and no caramelised onions as advertised. The tune melt also came with easy singles and did not include red onions or mixed leaves. Honestly the toasties were worse than what the average person quickly puts together with a rushed breakfast at home. Won’t be coming back

I was in the pub and left for a meeting, I was gone maybe 30 minutes not even. I had come back to the pub and went in to use the toilet, a tall grey haired man called to me and brought me to the side. He said the pub was customer use only and I apologise and told him I was a customer I was there 30 minutes before hand which he confirmed he had seen me. So I got banned from a pub I've been going to for years because I didn't ask to use the toilet when I walked BACK inside.. like come on lads what is going on

I am literally obsessed with the Lower Deck the staff are amazing! I was in the other and there was a troubled old woman who probably should be home but the staff were so helpful and kind. I can't thank them enough for making my holiday such a special experience

I have bet €100 on horse number 2. Then went in the toilet and came back after 30 seconds to watch the race . The race was just ready to start . Then I saw my horse won the race . The profit was €450. Till that moment I was down €70. Liam may be looking polite but is actually a sneaky weasel, told me that "my bet was for the race before ". I knew he was lying because it was for that race and that race only . (Keep in mind before that win I gave him approx €15 tips for the beers ) He understood I know what is going on and welcomed me to the small room behind the bar and offer me €150 . I said "No The total amount is much more." I expected him to be polite and honest . Then he offer me €190. He basically thought that I am some idiot who cannot do the math of €100 by 9/2 . I took the money angrily with disgust knowing that he never gave me any receipt . Basically I cannot prove I won . But some people saw it with their eyes. That's why he asked me to come to the small room behind the bar The betting company will chase him for damaging their reputation . That was my first day of horse betting and I will never bet again on such sneaky systems and relying on the honesty of weasel, greedy and lying barmans like Liam .

Great night in the Lower Deck. Karaoke 🎤 was on fire. Enjoyed a number oc fabulous pints of guiness. The service was great.Thanks to everyone at Lower Deck.🙂

Visited in May during lovely weather. The park is peaceful and has some charm, especially with its historical background and leafy surroundings. It’s tucked away nicely in Ranelagh and makes for a quiet little stop if you’re in the area. However, we weren’t particularly impressed. It’s quite small, and while the pond and trees are pleasant, there’s not much else to do or see. Facilities are minimal — no toilets or cafés nearby — and the playground is very basic. Worth a quick look if you’re passing by on a sunny day, but not a destination in itself.

Lovely park with a nice little lake and a playground for the small ones. The little lake has many ducks, ducklings and some other nice birds I don't know the names. It's lovely on a sunny day but it doesn't have facilities like bathrooms. This is not good when having a playground as kids need to go to the loo every so often. Apart from that, it's a nice place.

Pond in the middle is extremely dirty but overall lovely little park. Loved sitting under these two trees on the far side under the luas.

Nice park,quite dirty and the lake needs a dredge, good for a walk around if you have children the playground full of adult rubbish and children's equipment has areas where covered in bird poo/old curries etc, could be a great resource with more bins for rubbish and a bit of attention from local council for clean ups

It's a nice park and I've been there many times. There is a new playground in the park and I'm sure the children will be thrilled. I think the playground was opened in earlier this year or maybe last year but I am not sure. It's very hard to remember you know.

A very small little park that's great for a little detour or to meet up with friends and family on a nice day. Has a little playground for children. The park is very well maintained and is a breath of fresh air for anyone who wishes to stop by at Ranelagh.

I have passed this park a thousand times but only discovered it today whilst meeting a friend. A truly well hidden gem. Situated at the start of Ranelagh village the Luas line runs over the entrance arch, with the Luas stop just across the road. The park marks the sight of Irelands first manned flight by Richard Crosbie in 1785, he flew in a hydrogen air balloon from Ranelagh, on Dublin's southside to Clontarf on the northside finally bridging the great northside/southside divide, and we have all lived happily ever since. The park has a great play park area for kids there too, it was busy so I chose not to take pictures of it, but great for young kids.

Good atmosphere here and very friendly staff. I haven't tried the food yet but it looks lovely. Fantastic beer garden and you can bring your dog inside or out. Sports always on the TV as well as the horse racing. They will try to accommodate all sports. Pints are nice as well.

Regular at this pub, great spot. Nice atmosphere and staff and service is always prompt, plenty of staff doing table service and also enjoy the Tuesday table quiz. Good mix of ages and good selection of craft beer. Top marks 👍

A great place to hangout with friends and enjoy your drinks. The girls loved Tiki Temple

Great pub, with some great food on offer from Fuppin Delish out the back area, lovely pints and nice , friendly staff

We heard some great music from some young folks playing here! They played traditional Irish tunes and even wrote some of their own!

Nice pub with a beer garden. Decent beer selection (why is everything on draught an IPA though?!), but the taco hut in the back of the beer garden is an utter ripoff. It seems reasonably priced at first but they're tiny and just not very good.

Leaving a 5 star review for the guy who works mostly outside. Been in a few times and he’s also so friendly and helpful.