We had the pleasure of being served by bartender/mixologist Conor at The Morgan aka 10 Fleet Street…read morein Dublin over three consecutive nights, and we can't say enough good things about the experience. From the moment we walked in, he created a welcoming atmosphere that made us feel right at home. Not only was Conor incredibly knowledgeable about the drink menu, but his recommendations were spot-on every time. Whether it was a classic cocktail or a local Irish whiskey, he took the time to explain the flavors and the story behind each drink, which made the experience even more enjoyable. Several times he hand crafted us really special cocktails with our favorite liquors. What truly stood out was Conor's exceptional customer service. He was friendly, engaging, and attentive, remembering our preferences and making sure our glasses were never empty. It was clear that he genuinely cared about creating a great experience for each patron. If you're in Dublin and looking for a top-notch bartender who truly elevates your night out, look no further than the Morgan aka 10 Fleet Street. I can't wait to return on our next visit! It was our last and best stop of the night each night. Great drinks, great service, and a wonderful atmosphere. This bar had the best service of any we entered into along city center/temple bar.

Great food & amazing service from Nina. We had the seafood Alfredo, seafood chowder, Lamb, veggie…read moreand two starters. food was great but our service was amazing! Wish we were closer so we could come more often.

Lovely Irish pub with great selection of beers. Very helpful and friendly staff. The only mishap…read morewas while we were sitting outside. We were enjoying our beers when we were approached by a homeless woman, asking for money. We declined and she threw a bottle to us, luckily missing us. If you sit outside be aware.

Turks Head was a good vibe, and the service quick. A good spot to get a feel of Dublin, with people…read morecasually drinking and the occasional bachelor party with a man in a wedding dress. The fish and chips were okay. The batter on the fish was crispy and nicely seasoned. The fries were a bit stale so didn't really touch them.

Prior to it's renovation , I wouldn't have sent anyone near the place . That said I'm all for…read moregiving places a second chance, the area is much better laid out , brighter and altogether more welcoming. The menu has the classic favourites such as steaks , wings and chicken, along with a few more exotic options like schnitzel , Sauerkraut and calamari rings. I treated myself to the pork loin , with sauerkraut and Bohemian dumplings. Service was swift and friendly , and the meal itself was absolutely delicious , if not a little large on the portion size (still ate it all ) . The pork melted in the mouth , the sauerkraut was intense but very flavourful and balanced, the dumplings were the perfect texture and made short work of the sauce . I'll likely be back to try more of the exotic options.

The only place in dublin where they'll let you on the dancefloor with a battered sausage…read more And the only place in dublin where you'll be left with a battered sausage the next morning, if you hook up with one of the girls there

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.

If you are looking for a pub to watch NLF games when in Dublin Ireland this is your spot. My…read morehusband is an avid football fan and was vexed because he was unable to find the game on our hotel TV. Irish pub vibes with flat screens for watching American brutality. The food was excellent. We both tried the vegetable soup to start. I would describe this soup as hearty and rich, served up piping hot with brown bread a butter on the side. For the main course we went with the Genius stew and pie. Both the options were delicious and very filling. For dessert we shared the butter bread pudding topped with ice. The bread pudding exceed my expectations. I also had a gin and tonic, this is a gin bar. The gin and tonic was served up over a chalice of ice a lime with a mini tonic on the side so you can gage how tonicy you would like your cocktail. I also had a Rockshore lager which I felt paired well with the meal. Our serve Augustine was knowledgeable and attentive. All items came out hot and timely. Cheers I will visit the Gin Bar again before departure.

My last beer in Dublin and it was at this wonderful place. I wish I could've tried their house gin…read moretho. Next time!

I've had an excellent night both Monday nights that I've been here! My only complaint is that it…read morewas too packed, otherwise: -Fun music -Great crowd (not too young, not too old for my friends and I) -Plenty of space to wander -Bathrooms that aren't disgusting -Madly cheap drinks Thumbs up for O'Reilly's!

The Sub Lounge (formerly O'Reillys) was a real find. Not something you'd expect to come across at…read morethe end of an alleyway under Tara St Station, Sub Lounge takes its visitors on a gothic journey into a haven of magical otherworldliness. A group of us wandered down the dark alley one Sunday afternoon, a little anxious about what we might discover... Pleasantly surprised to find ourselves inside a Sleeping Beauty-like cavern of candlelit wonder, we stopped to marvel over the interior before giving the solitary bar man his rush of the century. The place was empty before we arrived, but luckily we'd brought a large enough group to make the entire place our own. The candelabras, mood lighting and high, domed ceilings make this place enchantingly atmospheric, but let's not forget the practicalities. Recipe for a good night with a large group: large tables - check, cheap beer (3.40 a pint!!!) - check, pool table - check... Ok this place is a winner. And get this - they even have a foozeball table! Rad! The toilets are definitely worth a gander... many, many mirrors, and easy to get lost in after a few pints of the dark stuff. OMG - 5 euro COCKTAILS Thurs - Sat night. Done. Sold. I'm there.

In brief I'd say cheap and cheerful. As long as you don't expect to get 1st class food / drinks to…read morevery low prices you'll be grand - you'll get good food and drinks at very low prices. And seeing how busy they are every time I was there the concept seems to work - on me too. I won't become my favourite pub as I do like others better but it's definitely one I go to the odd time. Being busy is probably as well due to the fact that the BFEI / College is just accross the road and it's definitely ideal for students but the audience is a complete mix of ages. Having to go to the bar to order both drinks and food is fine with me and worth the money they safe on staff for that. Speaking of which - no complaints whatsoever about the staff.

Anyone who is aware of what a Wetherspoons pub is will be aware of potentially how horrific it can…read morebe. This is thankfully one of the nicer ones. I have been in Wetherspoons across the UK and this reminds me of one I visited in Windsor which was most certainly one of the nicer ones. The interior was almost identical to it. From the carpet to the toilet doors. It's pretty big and airy and the seats are comfy. The most horrific I have been in was one in Sheffield. It was beyond depressing, dirty and the food was disgusting. I do not think this place is as cheap as what it was a year ago. There's a hike in prices of some of the beers compared to the menu pics on Yelp taken a year ago. Tsingtao for example was €3 a year ago and is now €4. In saying that I was drinking a pint of Erdinger for €3.50. It was icy cold and to my amazement the best I have ever had outside of Germany. That was my biggest surprise here I must admit. I did have one of their craft beers in a can for €2.75 initially which was a 355ml can. It was pretty nice for a cheap craft lager. I did a taster of some of the other craft ales and beers on draft before deciding on a drink earlier and these particular beers and ales were in no way near any sort of acceptable temperature. The cheapest pint is €3 but be aware that the beer percentage is lower than the Irish average. 3.8% for the Fosters and 4.1% for the Carlsberg. The food is very average but I wasn't expecting anything else. In fact it was a lot nicer than I thought it was going to be. I was expecting the worse. It was like good canteen food. So that being said the food is not that cheap for what you get. I paid €11 for a hot dog and chips which included a beer but the beer choice is limited to the €2.75 cans €3 pints. So €8 for a hot dog and chips isn't exactly a bargain. Also I asked what was on the dog. The girl said it was plain. Just the bun. I asked if I could get onions and gherkins added and she said no problem but then charged me €1.75 without actually telling me it was extra. So it was €13 overall. My hotdog was grand but my boyfriends burger was not nice at all. I expected that and that is why I went with the dog. Cheap quality hotdogs are fine, cheap quality burgers not so much. The interior is quite nice actually, it really just reminds me of an All Bar One or a nice Wetherspoons in England. But soulless and lacking any atmosphere as others have pointed out. They did have a GAA match showing on flat screen TV's so this has obviously changed since they opened as people had complained there was no sports on TV. I dislike sport so this is more of an annoyance for me personally. The staff were very friendly and the clientele quite mixed. There was some questionable characters in the smoking area however. Wetherspoons is always going to attract questionable clientele even in somewhere like Blackrock but for the most part the crowd was fine. I would not be going out of my way to come here but if I was in the area again I would deffo pop in for a couple of pints. I would probably just eat something before I did!

Really delicious beef and Guinness pithivie, bone marrow meat inside of a delicate pastry. The…read morepastry worked really well, and th e beef had a richness to them. The potatoes whip was a nice mix of smooth and a bit of larger chunks. The carrots were cooked beautifully, soft but with some bite. Environs were nice, not too crowded later in the evening.

Delightful breakfast. They have breakfast bar to pick things from and then you order off of the…read moremenu. Service was nice. Decor was very nice too.