It's no surprise that this place has been going for over 160 years. They've won the Irish Music pub of the year 8 years running, staffs are really & full of info. Make sure you try their oysters!
Four floors with varied music; packed on weekends, great beers, as well as Guinness; they brew their own. Bit cramped to get food; when people finish their food they stay put, so get in early.
Dating back to 1198, the Brazen Head is Ireland's oldest pub. It is well worth a visit for both its historical value and reputation as one of Dublin's best Irish music venues.
Have a night out in the Cobblestone and don't be put off by the exterior. Great atmosphere, great music, best bar in Dublin
Great pub featuring a large stag's head above the bar. Still looks the same way it looked when opened in 1890. No music playing and very warm inside.
Forget about the pubs in Temple Bar - if you're looking for a proper traditional 'Irish' bar in Dublin try Kehoe's on South Anne Street.
Interior is fascinating, service for food is quite slow and not that exciting. Better for a sit down tea ot coffee I'd imagine
One of the very few places open late during the week. So if you want drinks after 12 in Dublin pop in here.
Huge and beautiful place, better on Tuesdays when it's possible to drink a pint of any beer for €2,00.
The Hot Roast Beef sandwich is great but definitely try a craft beer or whiskey. They have a great selection.
Great craft beer selection. Get the barmen to recommend. The beer rackets are great.
Extremely friendly staff and fantastic selection of craft beers and whiskey. Good food also available. Would highly recommend!
