This is one of my favourite pubs I was introduced to this bar last year and it has such a cost warm…read moreatmosphere.. Staff are so friendly so laid bak each night is different they have different theme nights my fav is the open mic night What's great aswell is that you can order in from the Thai restraunt from across the road menus are on the table and it feels like ur chilling at home Brilliant place to chill with friends

Great place but pity about the nonexistent ventilation and obsession with lighting candles. They're…read morea health hazard, particularly in warm weather. There's a serious problem breathing with the oxygen removed from the air. know that I, and several other customers have complained about it, but it seems to have no effect. It must be far more hazardous than cigarette smoke ever was in a pub with even limited ventilation. Without the candles this would merit a 5.

First, great music. Second, great beer…read more Third, great food. We stopped in on a dreary late afternoon after visiting the Tenement Museum at Henrietta street. The Beef Stew and Mac & Cheese was just what we needed! The Beef Stew was super flavorful, dark in color, nice bite sized chunks of beef (and plenty of them), and then a mound (!) of mashed potatoes on top. It was divine! The Mac & Cheese with pulled pork had a sweet-ish profile. Homemade Mac & Cheese is the base, and then pulled pork (in a BBQ sauce) is layered on top. THEN they sprinkle cheese over the whole thing to give it a nice crunchy top. They have beer flights ("taster trays") of the draft beer, plus cans available and even "casks" (which isn't on tap, and once opened needs to be drunk!) Last, the folks who work here are really nice and they seem to attract a very nice clientele. Plus there are games. This seems like a pretty special place all around.

Conveniently located across from Outhouse. Cozy vibe with board games, if you wish. Nice reliable…read morepub fare menu. Halloumi Fries: Loving the squeaky cheese center and crispy exterior. Perfect if you want a firmer snacking appetizer experience than mozzarella sticks. Very rich though, so come hungry if you're gonna get this in addition to a meal. Beef and Stout Stew: Lots of nice stewy liquid to go with the mashed potatoes. The beef itself was moderately tender. Not tough, though not fall apart. Some great flavors. Fish and Chips: Pretty standard. Crispy fish batter, flaky interior. Crispy chips and fluffy potato inside. The mushy peas where a bit too grainy and not that mushy actually.

This isn't right off of one of the Luas(tram) stops, but a few blocks away. I think it may've been…read moremore like 6 blocks including a zig zag walking route, to get here. Anyway the main north-south street this is off of, is called Stonyblatter. A block south of here(including past the intersection the Luas Tram passes through, closest tram stop is Smithfield), this street is called Blackhall Place, including when that street intersects with the street the Luas tram runs on(no stop right there). Yep another one of those Dublin(and honestly, noticed it in other parts of Ireland too) things, where it can minorly throw you off vs. if you're used to cities where the street names stay the same throughout the city(with some exceptions in Chicago) for the most part. Also, I think the proper spelling for this bar may be Walshes, but am not 100% sure on that. Anyway it's worth it to try to go out of your way to come here, since this was my very favorite pub experience of any bar I visited in Dublin. It didn't seem like any food is served here besides bagged food snacks like chips, but correct me if I'm wrong Yelpers. The locals are very friendly here, and I even can forgive the one patron who incorrectly told me the country of one of the 2 teams playing in the soccer game I saw being televised here(my dad corrected me, on the country of that team being somewhere in eastern Europe). That patron got the country of the other team right though, which was Scotland. The individual rooms of this bar are very cool and comfortable to sit in, and the relaxed atmosphere is amazing. If how tricky and out of the way to walk to this bar keeps away the more annoying tourists, I'm alright with that!

It was much bigger than it looked from where I was sitting and quite busy for a Wednesday,…read moreespecially once 8pm hit. Liked the glass on the doors. Definitely felt a lot more local than previous places we'd been. Only stayed for one drink as we were bar hopping

Solid spot for food and drinks. It's a classic irish pub, super cozy on the inside and feels like…read moreI've transported back in time. I enjoyed my salmon open faced sandwich. The soda bread was pretty good, slightly sweet, but not warm. Guinness was a tad bitter for my taste. Ladies restroom is upstairs and men's is downstairs. We came around 230pm on a Saturday and just managed to get a seat for 4.There was a game so upstairs (where there were TVs) was quite crowded.

Spent the night in Dublin before going back home and we found this among others to be a great place…read moreto stop for food and a drink. We had a wonderful shepherds pie, I mean duh! Haha

Superb place to go for a few cocktails and music. Frequently has live music or dj. Great staff and…read morevery friendly bartenders. Nice place to visit after a lovely dinner nearby. Been here severalllllll times and never been disappointed. More suited for 25 plus crowd.

Went to Gilbert & Wright in Malahide and have to say I would not be recommending it ever again…read more Buying my first glass of wine I was stared at by a second bar girl who asked me was I going to pay for my wine. I had already paid the girl that had served me?! On my second glass of wine and needed the toilet, while leaving my glass with a little wine in it. On arriving back from toilet my wine was gone. Mentioning this to the lounge boy he politely informed me he would check what had happened. A few minutes later and I get a visit from what this pub calls a 'manager' (name witheld) and apart from him being enraged, he simply denied that my wine was ever taken, then proceeds to shout over me and act in a very confrontational manner, squaring up to me while roaring into my face. This 'manager' guy at Gilbert & Wrights would not even allow me to politely articulate my issue. His default mode was shouting full denial into my face. Not wanting to get barred from here, I felt I had no other option but to forget about my wine and go purchase another glass at the bar. This review is not about a wine glass, it's about Gilbert & Wright's response to my very polite comment about their removal of my drink. For to be treated in this manner by their raging 'manager' is inexcusable and I will not be returning here any time soon. Gilbert & Wright Malahide please get your act together and stop insulting your customers. AVOID Gilbert & Wright Malahide at all costs.. AVOID !

Absolutely incredible fish and chips! Their beer batter fried prawns are to die for, too!…read more Great little place that does get extremely busy, especially on weekends. Snag a table and order at the bar. Wide variety of beers on tap and excellent food. Have another beer while you eat, since you know it's going to take you a bit to polish off your dinner. Lots of TVs for entertainment. Make sure you check out the wide variety of memorabilia hanging on the walls - including an Eric Clapton guitar. Interesting stuff all around. A short walk from The Grand Hotel down a side street in the village area. A must stop if you're thirsty or hungry. Just get ready for the noise level if it's a weekend. It does get really loud at times, so be prepared for that.

What a place!!! The bartender was so friendly and warm. Beers were cold and the ambiance sells it…read more Typical pub fare with large portions. Just a really friendly fun place to be.

They actually have about 15 or so different beers on tap. The coolest aspect I've never…read moreencountered before is they served each beer in its specific glass!

Date: Wednesday, June 24th, 2026 Time: around 9:15pm…read moreParty of: 3 *Baileys Coffee (€9.90) *Irish Coffee (€9.90) *Red Breast 12 yo (€13) It was our last night in Dublin, so the remaining three decided to hop around. My friend's name is Peter and this spot was right by our hotel, so we decided to drop by. Just for a round of drinks tho. Felt like your standard bar with TVs. Just order at the bar and bring it back to your table. Simple, no frills. I got the irish coffee but no syrup / sweetness added. (I'm a black coffee kinda girl.) It was good. I like mine stiffer, but that's just the lush in me. Fun for a quick stop. REVIEW #4131

We had dinner here at O'Neills Pub & Townhouse on our last evening in Dublin Tue 28/07/2026. Very…read morebusy, but comfortable pub & restaurant conviently located in central Dublin on Pearse St. near Trinity College. We were immediately acknowledged and seated at the room next to the bar area. Our server was Sacha. We started off with a pint of Guinness (e7.50) & a glass of wine (e8). Dinner was authentic Shepard's Pie (e19.50) - large dish of lamb & potatoes, served piping hot & was excellent. Also their beef & Guinness pie w/ champ & peas (e22) - good portion, hot, & delicious. Menu is traditional with some modern offerings. Dinners run e18-22. Lunch e12-18. Hours: Mon-Sat 12pm-11:30pm, closed Sun. No street parking. Best to use public transport. Overnight guest rooms are available via reservations. We had been here four years ago and it was more then good enough to go again this year. Thank you Sacha & the staff at O'Neill's for another memorable visit. Nick & Liz, Albany, NY, USA

Probably some of the best fish-n-chips in town. Looks touristy but isn't. Tons of locals…read morerecommended as their go-to for a bite and a pint. Great place to watch a match! Bar service for ordering but they'll bring your food to table. Had a blast here our last day in country!