Super cool whiskey bar. Very friendly service, and willing to guide you to taste different…read morewhiskeys. They also have a food menu... We had some calamari which was served on a bed of warm and slightly wilted. That part was really amazing!

Great place for a pint and/or Irish whiskey. Good prices good vibe. We also sampled some of the…read morefood and can recommend the calamari. Although it was more like calamari in the shape of french fries rather than rings. I guess they just cut the squid along the long axis rather than cross-sectionally. We sat at the bar and enjoyed conversation and advice from the bartender

Europe 2023 - Ireland…read more FAST Food: I ordered the Plant Based Bangers & Mash which the waitress recommended, it was a great portion, the sausage were ok, I'd prefer real meat, but with the sautéed onions on top of the mash it was all very tasty. The crispy chicken sandwich with chips was really good. Wife only let me have 1 bite. Atmosphere: great Pub vibe, they have several TV's playing rugby and one with American football, it was Sunday. Service: Excellent! Tip: no live music playing when we went there. I think it would be a great place for that. Also there is an upstairs outside, if the weathers nice I'd sit up there next time.

We had the BEST service from Guilherme ever. We were celebrating a birthday and he was super…read moreattentive and made sure the night was special and would be remembered. He is someone we would definitely come back just to see and have service with. Could not recommend him more for a night out!

I had dinner at Suesey Street on a Thursday night (7:30 PM reservation), and from start to finish,…read morethe experience was excellent. The staff were warm, attentive, and genuinely hospitable. The service was quick, too. The ambiance is incredible. Beautiful lighting, elegant interior design, and an upscale feel without being stuffy. It was actually quite a warm and cozy atmosphere. I particularly liked the bar/lounge area, which had velvet green dining chairs that made the space feel both stylish and inviting. For my entree, I ordered the Pan Roast Hake, which was absolutely amazing. It was perfectly cooked and full of flavor. To drink, I had the Mock Mojito. It was refreshing but a little flat for my taste; I would have preferred more bubbles or maybe less lime. I was too full to try dessert, but the menu looked fantastic. I hope to return and try the crème brûlée next time. Overall, a wonderful spot for groups, date nights, or if you're simply seeking an upscale dining experience in Dublin.

We came here for a team dinner and it was a great experience. The staff here were very friendly,…read moreattentive and provided excellent experience for the entire group. The interior design of the restaurant was warm with beautiful lighting and elegant decor. We had a prefixed menu with a few items for the group to choose from to help make the ordering experience easier given the size of the group. The dishes were all excellent and the night was overall, a wonderful place for small groups.

If there was one business in Dublin I really felt the need to review, it's Zozimus. How does this…read moreplace only have 13 reviews? My friends and I stumbled upon the bar after taking photos of the oh-so-picturesque umbrellas located outside. The vibe seemed a bit more upscale, but we were taken in even in our casual wear. All the seats at the bar and tables inside were taken, but we found a spot on the heated patio outside. It was nice and intimate and we could still hear each other and the music. The DJ that night actually blew me away and reminded me of a local club back home in San Francisco. He was playing some old school hip hop and R&B bangers that brought me back and we were feelin each song as they came on - as was the rest of the crowd. We all enjoyed our cocktails as well as the presentation/glasses each drink was served in. Our server seemed a bit new and wasn't too knowledgeable about the drinks, but he was friendly and attentive nonetheless. If you're in town and looking for a change from the pub scene, go check out Zozimus!

This place hit certainly knew how to open with a bang! Great media coverage plus let's give it up…read morefor the umbrella city they created; felt instantly transported to Shoreditch! Great venue, spacious with plenty of tables mixed with bar seating plus outside to the front you have a nice veranda but beware it's the smoking zone. Enjoyed the service and the ambience during the day was quite nice. Can only speak to their wine menu as I didn't opt for cocktails; a nice selection of wines and always happy to see Portuguese wines making an appearance! The food menu looks so inviting however I was disappointed by the food, it didn't pack a punch and out of a selection of dishes, we ordered 5 and only 1 of them got a good consensus from the group, the chorizo nachos. Stir clear of the sushi, not worth its price and I think we should just leave sushi to the pros, the undercooked rice and tiny 3 pieces leave you definitely unsatisfied. I'll definitely be back however I think I'll be sticking to the beverages :-) Oh, closing note... Reservations are wise! This place whilst only new has gained an audience!

A fun bar and restaurant near Trinity College Dublin, there are daily specials and always good…read moremusic and food. The fried Brie starter was a pleasant way to begin with the loud love music. It's Irish of course! The entrees were excellent and service was pleasant. The only downside-it's loud.

food 9/10 service 6/10…read moreambiance 10/10 overall 8.4/10 we go the bangers and mash - super deciduous onion gravy. the mash were nice and creamy too. the service was mid but the ambiance was impeccable. truly your Irish pub with 3 floors I love it

On the small side and not overly friendly. Was fun to watch the lineup for Bambino across the…read morestreet.

I don't even remember what number Peter's was on our list of pubs to crawl. I love how every pub…read moredoes a pint of Guinness slightly differently. Peter's was my favorite pint by far. Sweet, thick, and refreshing. Chocolate milk. The pub is very chill. An "old man pub" for sure, but still a very nice place to spend time. It's very warm and intimate; perfect for a good conversation. I can see myself spending hours here housing endless pints. The service was very nice. The patrons are lovely as well. The seats are very comfy. I could sleep here. If you're doing a pub crawl, add Peter's to the list. With a pint like THAT? worth every penny. It's right across Bambino, so you can get a slice to go along with your chocolate milk. I will be back.

My wife and I had just arrived on a transatlantic flight from Miami (this was before the pandemic…read moreobviously), and rather than take a nap after we checked in to our cottage south of the city, we decided to take the Luas Green Line tram into the city to walk around a bit. While the tram was picking up passengers at the Harcourt stop, I noticed The Odeon from the window and it's sign for an early-bird dinner and drink specials. It looked like a very nice place so I kept it in the back of my mind. We didn't get off the tram at the time, but later that afternoon as we were getting hungry (and more tired, lol) I remembered The Odeon, so we got off at that stop on our way back to our residence, and what a great choice that turned out to be! The atmosphere inside is very nice, almost akin to a private club (especially since it was only 5:00pm and we were the first to arrive for happy hour and dinner). My wife and I both ordered the two-course prix fixe dinner for €22 and both courses were delicious as well as presented beautifully. I enjoyed two pints of Guinness (€11 total) while my wife ordered the Lana Turner cocktail for €6. Good food, good drinks, good atmosphere; what more do you need?!

After a particularly long bank holiday weekend (I'd managed to stretch it to the length of a full…read moreworking week), I vowed to take it easy on the boozing. With this personal pledge hanging over me, I ended up in The Odeon with a group of Yelpers. Considering the last time I was here was about six years ago and my friend and I had spent half the night over a toilet bowl, it was going to be interesting to socialise here sober... With a clear head, I admired the building (which was once a train station). I ascended the steps gracefully and greeted the bouncer politely. So far, so civilised. The interior is fancy and the seats are large and comfortable. Candles adorn every table. It wasn't too busy so no crowds to elbow through (although my friend still managed to spill my drink over me). The DJ spun great, fun music (lots of 80s and 90s and some banging modern tunes) but he played every track right to the bitter end. I prefer when a DJ is snappier and doesn't let the dance-floor occupants get bored. Then again, I was the only non-intoxicated dancer and the only one to comment on this. As I went from sparkling water to cranberry juice to Coca-Cola, my friend fell in love with what she knows it as "The Pineapple Drink, even though it's red!" (which is how she ordered it and the barman knew exactly what she meant- fair play!) As she put it herself, "It's a cocktail with the word 'breeze' in it and the juiciest piece of pineapple and a bit of a palm tree". As I filmed my friends' hilarious dance-slash-street-fighter moves, a guy beckoned me over and tried to snog the face off me. First sign of how a sober person might not fit in here. Another fella danced with my friend's hand as she continued to sit on the arm of a chair and chat to me. This lasted about five minutes and when he finally left her, his mates gave him a cheer. We discussed how if a girl did that, she'd be deemed psychotic. The loos are down a winding stair-case (which my sobriety allowed me to descend sans hand-rail) and they're clean with lots of stalls. I never had to queue and there was always toilet roll. A woman worked there but she sat with her feet up on a stool, reading a book, and didn't smother you with paper-towel or guilt-inducing stares. All in all, The Odeon is definitely a good venue for tee-totallers, while the drunk people loved it too. However, even though I wasn't inebriated, I still prefer a place that is more conducive to mingling and playful banter and The Odeon is a little bit too dignified for that.

This is a true speakeasy, which is really hard to come by. It's suggested to make a reservation…read morebecause they fill up quickly. We visited twice, and the first time was on a Wednesday night. They were able to accommodate us mid-week without a reservation, but Friday night we made one to come back. There were gobs of people waiting to get in so we're glad we did! The entrance is very non-descript. It's an ugly grey metal door with VCC randomly applied, so if you didn't know what was there it would look industrial. There is a door bell to the left of the door. Ring it a few times and someone will open the door and check you in. With reservations they do make you wait until exactly that time so don't be alarmed. Your table is already selected for you. The inside is loungy and very swanky. Both times we had extremely comfortable chairs. Service is immaculate. Their menu is massive, very well published and explained. Our servers were both able to explain exactly what the cocktail may taste like as some of the combos might blow your mind. I had the Dirty Wizard which sounds odd on based on ingredients but was delicious. I also had the Purple Pearl which was my perfect cocktail. My husband tried a few different whiskey concoctions and he was impressed by all of them. I highly recommend adding VCC to your Dublin itinerary!

Extensive menu of cocktails and bites and while not bad it was also not super memorable. The…read moreservice was good however. Inside are three floors of cozy cocktail lounges with antiques, art, and decor to match the name. The dim lighting added to its speakeasy vibe. Good for relaxing compared to the noisy bars nearby. Located in the middle of an alley - look for a plain metallic door with the letters VCC and ring the doorbell. A reservation is highly suggested though our small group did a walk-in.