They really know their cheeses, and are happy to guide you to the right one(s) for you, letting you taste most to make sure.
Don't let the name or the location fool you. This is the real deal when it comes to finding best Irish whiskey. Ask about the Tyrconnell they have specially aged in Spanish wine casks.
Delicious food and drinks, amazingly friendly staff. What's not to like?
Proper Victorian era pub, the snug behind the end of the bar (to the left as you're looking at it) is one of the best in the city.
Excellent sandwiches, fresh produce, homemade bread. My favourites -Meatballs special Wednesday, sloppy Joe Friday
When only a full Irish will do, Yum Yums is the place to be.Guaranteed cure for hangover. Be sure and ask them to toast the soda bread. Divine.
One of the city's most beautiful open secrets is this barely visited antique library with a look and atmosphere that has hardly since 1707. It's just around the corner from St Patrick's Cathedral. Read more.
Best coffee I've had in Dublin by far. Great and really friendly baristas will draw you some nice latte art if you like your coffee with milk/foam.
The steak teriyaki is amazing. Cooked medium rare if you don't ask for it otherwise.
Great events happening in here like the saturdays meat market and the movies at the square. Now its covered with huge umbrellas so the rain doesnt ruin them anymore.
Go for small portions in the restaurant for both salad and pasta as the large is enormous and you won't finish it no matter what waiter tells you!!! Saves you money!!!
An oasis of calm after a busy day/week. The Atrium to relax - Mint Bar for the cocktails.
Try to get their early in the morning, it is the most visited attraction in Ireland and you would be amazed how quickly it fills up! - my fav part is looking out over the city while having a pint :)
The award-winning Wilde restaurant here must not be missed. Both the food and views are exceptional.
One of the best looking hotels in Dublin. If you're going to a concert at the point, stay here!
One of Dublin's most prestigious hotels - the cellar bar/restaurant also accommodates children with a play area on Sunday's. Not the best venue to host a conference though
Best pint of Guinness in Dublin without doubt, also noteworthy are The Long Hall, Kehoes and the Palace Bar
The Spire of Dublin, officially titled the Monument of Light[1] (Irish: An Túr Solais), is a large, stainless steel, pin-like monument 121.2 meters in height, located on O'Connell Street in Dublin
on top of the locally brewed fare, which is excellent, 160 beers by the bottle and excellent cocktails and specials throughout - highly recommended!
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!
Right next to the Luas so perfect for an early morning latte, hot chocolate or even tea. Delicious muffins and cakes. Unfortunately no seating available.
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.
This is perhaps one of the most unique castles, you'll ever see. In this government complex, you'd have to pay to see the magnificent state rooms, but roaming around the castle will be enough.
Great burritos in the Italian Quarter. Try the tacos too, and the Guacamole is delish. Does student deals....serves nice beer too! Submitted by @kennedtf
Try the crispy soy garlic chicken with a side of the burnt lemon whipped feta sauce. One word, AMAZING!
