Sometimes you are lucky enough to experience that 'look.' Unexpected joy. Where someone looks so deep inside your soul that you fuse in the moment into something wonderful and full of future possibilities. Everything was ordinary before but now that mutual explosion of lust, love, curiosity has awakened and everything is so much brighter. This happens every time I darken these doors with my shadow. read more

the place looks awesome but overall not my taste. the beer selection is not the biggest, but it's okay.

Dice Bar is off the beaten track if you're tourist but easy to get to with the Luas line running right past it. I have fond memories of this bar as it was one of the first I went to when I arrived here, an unpretentious little rock bar that plays a variety of tunes depending on the DJ. The bar staff seem genuinely happy here and have fun with their jobs, they have a great selection of cocktails and the crowd is mix of young, old and some backpackers who have wandered in out of curiosity. read more

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A dive bar? In Dublin? Ok, it's official: I could move here. Good coffee, good brunch, good tea, good parks, great people, and now this -- a dank and dirty little dingy dive that puts me right back in the grungiest and grittiest neighbourhoods of Portland, Oregon once again. (p.s. how street am I?!) Ahhhhh... how amazing is it to relax to ambient red light, the smell of stale cigarettes, the rumble of the swanky light rail outside, the low key classic rock, and the burn a stiff whiskey? It's pretty fantastic, I'll tell you that for free. Word to the wise: even though it's a bit off the beaten track, head here early as the cat's out of the bag on this once hidden gem. It will be packed to the brim by 9pm. Afternoon's not off limits -- this is the type of establishment where it always feels like it's 3am! read more

This is DEFINITELY my kinda bar. Similar to the bar I work in myself, It was comfortable and friendly. The music caught my attention on more occasions than one and Joe behind the bar, great to talk to and not afraid to add an extra dash of JD in my glass on top of the measure. I'll be recommending this place to my friends and will definitely hit it for an afternoon session as its just up my street. Thanks again Joe and hot eastern european barmaid with cute ass. You're one of the rare few who knows what the essence of bartending is and you could make any bar successful. Full points! read more

Out with a group of four lads and out for drinks / food before going to a Dara O'Brian gig I was made fun of for choosing here while we waited for a table at Fish Shop!!! They didn't complain about the great beer selection when got in though! This place has been here since the early 2000s and according to their website there has been a bar at that particular spot since 1770!!! I chose a Macivors Dry Cider and they gave me a pint glass with ice. Great beer and cider selection. Really nice vibe about the place, decent music but not so loud you can't carry a conversation. Pretty busy for a Wednesday evening but we managed to grab a low table that's beside one of the entrances door so got some air too :-) Definitely a great place to grab a pint (Or three...!!) read more

Friday nights at Dice bar can provide for the greatest drinking-and-dancing sessions you'll ever have in Dublin. I don't come here as often as I'd like, as it is located a bit off the usual pub-crawl, but that makes the trip even more special. With crowd-pleasing DJ's calling the tunes, playing everything from old rock'n'roll classics to sing-along hits, after 10pm, the place turn into a war-zone when drunken fun-seeking party-folks crave for their refills but don't want to step too far from the dance-floor either. Well, every little inch of this place is actually the dance-floor. And if no space is left, the table will do just fine. You will most likely not get a seat, maybe you'll even have to stand outside and enjoy the vibe with the smokers, you'll definitely get beer spilled all over you and forget about having a private chat. But that's not what we come here for anyway. So forget about your fancy new heels, grab your dancing shoes that you don't mind about becoming sticky and join in the fiasco. Great fun! Full house for awesome music, eclectic vibe and very patient bartenders. read more

Dice Bar is one of my favourite spots in Dublin. The little place has a great vibe and the friendliest bouncers in Dublin.. Even though it is quite far from the city center it will get very crowded on the weekend, which might be too much for some people (I heard someone call it "people ping pong") but I think it's great. One of those places where you could easily go by yourself and leave with a bunch of new friends. read more

And as I watched from the window of the LUAS, an extraordinary spectacle was presented to me. Not a hundred meters from my face was an astonishing public house. Now, I must concede that I had been expecting to see this bar but it's appearance was most unconventional. It was as though it were completely fat -- like an enormous painting of a pub. I knew for certain that this could not be the case but as I passed the building the perspective I had upon the place did not falter, allowing me to view the front door even when - under typical circumstances - the corner of the building might obscure it. With no other options apparent, I reasoned this must be the place I have been looking for and resolved to enter. The barman is hunched over some papers with his back to the patrons. As I approach, he asks "is it about a bicycle?" "Not at all, sir. I did arrive here by the carriage of my own two feet upon a LUAS." He turns around and with a puzzled look upon his face exclaims, "I wasn't talking to you." "OK." Without warning, another barman appears at my side and deposits a set of empty glasses unto the bar; he opens his mouth, from which flows an interminable stream of jargon about clip-less clips, cadence and Kona with such fervor that his face begins to turn blue, all the while, the first barman nodding. The pair continue in this manner for quite some time and I begin to believe I would never be able to leave. It is only when the second barman spots a table full of empties that I am able to procure a drink for myself. Inquiring as to what's available, the first barman informs me that I may have anything my heart desires and that around these parts, a Wispa-vodka is not unheard of. I contemplate this for some time, but determine that a request for a more conventional drink (of greater volume) may endear me to my new acquaintances. The barman promptly reaches for a set of dials on the bar and begins to make very precise adjustments. This goes on for several minutes with further and further refinements to each dial until eventually he pulls a lever, opening a hole in a large pipe, in turn, creating a trickle of beer, which falls into my glass. Acquisition of a seat was remarkably difficult. For reasons incomprehensible to me, there is only sufficient seating for approximately ten people, despite the large size of the bar. I lean against a wall opposite a dimly illuminated golden god. It's here I stay for some indeterminate amount of time while the pub seems mostly unremarkable and uneventful. It remains so until the DJ begins playing music. He begins by playing the most obscure band I have ever heard. Inside my head, a voice says "I liked their earlier stuff better." The DJ, upon hearing this changes the music, playing an even less well-known band. Every new track is played by a band identical to the last in every way except they are an order of magnitude more obscure. This continues track after track until the bands become so obscure and so niche that they may as well not exist at all. This prompted me to begin a somewhat spiritual investigation into myself. The outcome of this was that I determined I was not nearly cool enough for this bar. read more

I was here the other night, a Friday night for the first time ever. I had heard about it, but had never ventured. What a night I had. The music was as eclectic as it gets, from Into the Mystic by Van Morrisson to Voodoo People by the Prodigy to Kiss by Prince. There was a mix of people from about 23 to 50 who were all very friendly. A good judge of a pub is that when you accidently brush off someone, what is their reactio. Here it was a smile and a sorry.Very friendly crowed whose friendlyness was only matched by the staff behind the bar. I was drinking Sparta all night which is a Belgiam Pilsner and it was top notch and the hangover the next day was not too bad, this may be to do with the lack of chemicals in the beer. It was a very random night where I bumped into 5 different people who I know from 5 different places. A great night and I will certainly be back. Should have went here ages ago. Just typing it now, has putme in the mood to head down, read more

Sometimes I think that there are a few places on this petty planet, scattered here and there (I know one in Paris, definitely a couple in Germany and a very special one in Kyoto) where you instantly feel at home. Do you know what I'm talking about? I don't care much about labels (like "Dive Bar"). It's something hard to explain, a feeling of familiarity: you enter the place and are able to enjoy, relax, feel nearly like being 'home'. Dice Bar is one of those places, and it took me a desperate 2,5 years living in Dublin before I was lucky enough to find it. I hear that the place can get very busy, filled with funny, weird and partying people on week-end nights. I only was there on a relatively quite Monday evening. I enjoyed a great British chocolate stout and was astonished about the amount of Whiskey in my Jameson-Coke (in all fairness: there was a faint touch of coke in it! ;) ). The staff (I think it was a guy named Joe, but am not sure) was cool, always relaxed and with a smile. And the other guests where.... not your usual Dublin pub crawl crowd. No drunken tourists in desperate search of the "authentic Ireland kick". No local youngsters getting loud and violent. But instead... mixed couples, people from all walks of life and all corners of the planet. It felt like a haven for wanderers like myself. I ended up being really drunk, but it was OK and I would also have enjoyed the evening had I only sipped on Cidona. The music was great, a big mixture of songs which make you weep of nostalgia and crazy stuff you never heard before. A place in fact so great that I hesitated if I should write a review - out of fear that it might attract too many people and would ultimately ruin the place. But then again... Dice Bar is one of those places, scattered here and there over our petty planet... which withstands such changes, but instead changes you, as soon as you enter the door. Each and every time. Cheers! read more

An Irish pub is typically a fairly classy joint (at least the good ones) that is furnished with quality cushioned stools, rich wood paneling, and minimal grunge, save the toilet. So it's fitting that the Dice is categorized as a "dive bar" because it is anything but a typical Irish pub. As soon as I stepped into the Dice Bar, I was instantly comfortable. It reminded me exactly of my old stomping ground back home, Harry's Chocolate Shop (http://www.yelp.com/biz/harrys-chocolate-shop-west-lafayette) so the owner has clearly done his homework on American bars. The Dice is the kind of place that serves beer that's cold as hell, the bartender is eager to chat and the patrons are as diverse as they come. This place is what a bar *should* be. The fact that they have a huge range of quality microbrews is just icing on the cake for me. The only thing missing are Pabst Blue Ribbon and Miller High Life, "The Champagne of Beers." Well Done, Dice Bar! read more

Dice Bar is relaxed, loud, awesome, chill bar at it's best. The crowd was the kind of mix I am aware I mix in with: young beardies with t-shirts and those kind of fitted but baggy in the butt jeans (how does that work?), relaxed girls who didn't get dressed up, relaxed girls who did, at least one representative of the modern pin-up movement, scruffy tweed-jacketed guys who probably went to grad school, and at least 3, including me, girls with bangs that hang into their eyes (how do they see like that?) Basically, it was a hip bar with a hip scene but not pretentious about it. Like, it wasn't the kind of place that had to get over itself, because everyone was just chill and having a good time. It helped that the music was awesome. Lots of great classics that had everyone singing along - think Guns'N'Roses and the Clash - and other more obscure punk and alt hits that just filled the background with delight. The decor didn't stand out in my mind because the bar was pretty dark inside, and it was so loud that we couldn't stand inside and have a conversation, but it was your basic bar. So most of the night is spent hanging out on the side walk out front. I come from the States, where this is strictly forbidden, so I was just loving that. The bartenders were attentive and friendly and more importantly, they were serving up a nice selection of beers and cocktails. They even had a second to take a cheeky shot - so awesome! Overall, I really liked this bar and even though it is in a kind of random, developing area of Smithfield, I will definitely be back. read more

Sometimes you go somewhere and you don't know why you've actually bothered to go. You think back and realize that it's a complete waste of time. Conclusion : GRAB YOUR GAME BOY ! The place was called Dice Bar... Two stars for the Music ! Do you remember the movie called "Back to the future" ? At some point Marty goes to a cafe where teenagers enjoy a 1950's type of music. I love this part, seems so much fun ! At Dice Bar, the music is as cool. I completely fell for it ! Litteraly fell of my chair XD I want more ! The ambiance could be more exciting. Drinks are expensive. People are ok-nice but nothing to go crazy about. Also, the place looked dirty to me. Nothing else to add. To get a better idea of the place, just go there. Maybe it's just me, maybe this place is fantabulous and I didn't get to enjoy the magic of it. Maybe not. PS : Let me know when your next night out is and if you're going to Dice Bar... Don't call me or call me and I will advise you some other places. See you around ! XD read more

Dice bar is my perfect dive. With a laid-back atmosphere, good music, and a great selection of beers on draught it's my go-to destination since Sin E changed ownership. Even though it's a bit further away, the walk is worth it because Sin E's new ownership means a crappy new tap selection as well. Now the only pub in Dublin serving Revolution Red as far as I know, the vibe in here is awesome. Last Sunday I enjoyed some rockabilly and early 60s rock 'n roll along with a banana-flavoured weiss beer and a good chat with hubs. The dj didn't appreciate my song request even though it was in the right era (Stagger Lee by Lloyd Price) but whatever. The guy sitting next to us was just reading the paper. Very chill. Good for groups or a date if you want to have real conversation. I also noticed some good offers written on the wall, namely €10 pitchers of beer on certain weeknights. Wish this was listed on their website so I knew when! read more

A 3 star would have been harsh but a 4 is generous. The beer selection is OK (perhaps its hit and miss with regards to tap rotation) and it was less than 5 euro for my pint which is amazing in itself. I like the feel of the bar and music was good.and as others have said the staff were also great. read more

I'm a fan of this bar. There's not much that can be said to add onto all the reviews already put forward. It's a little slice of New York, right bang in the middle of the north side. Sundays go off here - it starts quiet enough, cosy enough, then around 8 or 9, the music gets cranked loud. Now this is the crux - if you're not into 50s bebop or western, or general retro tuneage, you'd better get yourself to another Sunday session. People here love it and you'll always see folks dancing in any free space possible, and generally getting into it. It's so loud that you won't really have a choice - so make it before it's made for you! My favourite thing though is the massive bar that you can sit at and booze, just like back in the Big Apple. *Rose-tinted-reminiscent-sigh* read more

Talk about awesome tunes! This place is rocking on a Friday night... packed to bursting with a pleasantly diverse crowd and belting out the likes of Johnny Cash, MJ (pre-death, so no crappy tribute mania associated) and a healthy dose of funky reggae, Dice Bar will get even the most conservative, self-conscious wallflower up and DANCING!!! A note from the wise (or inappropriately sober): we were meeting friends here quite late. Said friends had been drinking since 5pm. Our alcohol count was nil. We decided it was time to take the plunge.... huge rounds of shots were planned. Little were we to know that after a lengthy wait at the bar (the bartenders had lots of friends in that night) we were refused service only 10 seconds after the last person had been served. Jo does not like waiting at the bar. Oh no. Jo does not like being refused at the bar. Hmmm, definite no. Jo does not like being the only sober person in the entire building. Gosh no. But I'm still giving this place 4 shiny, sparkly stars, so you see, it's brilliant! Get yourself there for a weekend warm-up boogie!!! read more

I love to pop into Dice bar from time to time just off Benburb Street in Dublin 7. They have a grand array of craft beers including Franciscan Well Rebel red and Guinness to name but a few. Well technically Guinness isnt craft beer but it certainly is crafty when you say you are going to the shop to get milk and fall into a bar stool to devour a delicious pint! The Guinness is good here. The upmarket crisps here are a brand called Pipers, I once made a meal out of 3 pints of Guinness and 2 bags of pipers in Dice - basically Bear Gryllz does not have a patch on me. If it wasnt for the kind barmans non judgmental service I would have looked like a greedy pig but thankfully he even turned a blind eye. Even when I began licking the excess flavouring left behind from the packet between my thumb and forefinger. when here a couple of months ago there was a big fire across the road and the staff saw to it that the residents whose safety was in jeopardy had somewhere to sit whilst the dublin firebrigade tackled the blaze next to their dwellings. This makes the staff here a bunch of good folk if you ask me. When in Smithfield you can always count on the roll of a dice.... They do 2 bloody Marys for I think €10 on a bloody Sunday, I recommend U2 should try em read more

This is a great bar in an unlikely place. It's off the beaten track of the usual central Dublin trails. But very popular nonetheless. It's a funky kind of bar with great beers and music. At the weekends it's always packed. It reminds me of the kind of place you see a lot in Berlin. The only reason for not getting a fifth star is the location which doesn't always suit. But that can work to its advantage as you don't always have to go all the way into town to go out. read more

Love it! Great place for a quiet drink with a good selection of beers on tap and on bottle! Spirits selection is not bad also! They stock Fever Tree mixers, which is great! Not a place for everyone tho, as the other reviews said staff can a bit 'bold' at times, but it all adds to the atmosphere, for me anyways! Reminds me of the old Eamonn Dorans somewhat! Dog friendly also! The barman gave Mr Pickles a bowl for water, which was very nice of him. Definitely a place to check out! read more

Not a bad little local. It sort of balances between a "grunge" and a sort of East Coast America feel - maybe New York or (though I've never personally been), Boston. "Dive bar" is probably a pretty accurate description! Beer is cheap, the selection was okay when I was there but nothing to brag about - apparently it changes from time to time. One of our party got a cider which tasted a bit off, we conferred with the bartender and although he was great about tasting it and listening to our concerns, told us that there was nothing to be done and ciders "get a bit yeasty at the bottom of the barrel." We weren't entirely convinced but he was nice enough about it, even poured a different one (which tasted the same apparently). There was nothing particularly standout about it - no feelings either way - just happens to be pretty convenient and much more casual and less expensive than other places in the area. It's a good place to keep in mind as part of your night out but wouldn't be the highlight by any means. read more

Dice bar is the best bar in Dublin. I cannot actually put my finger on what makes it soo special but it is a jewel in the rough of Queen Street. It attracts an extremely eclectic crowd which is one of the things that really appeals to me. The music selection is as random as those who go there...a lil regge, The Cure, Dionne Warwick, The Pixies...you really don't know what you are going to get. Specialist beers and ciders can be bought by the pitcher and all of the usual regulars are also available. One star is deducated for lack of outdoor seating although you can take your pint outside and watch the weary LUAS passengers pass by...also the bar closes at 12...a late licence would be nice....hint!! I don't want word to get out about this place but really I think it's too late for that now!! read more

Probably the best pub in Ireland! Sandra and Jamie are the best! Nicest and most accommodating and not afraid to get rid of the dumb drunks! Drinks are great, atmosphere is great! read more

I went on a Sunday afternoon and it was pretty dead, although they had Hoegaarden on tap so that's a saving grace. Old looking pub with seats patched up with black tape - but I'm sure all these will look different when you're there at night with proper music going although not sure I'll come back then anyway. read more

Swap the 'C' for a 'V' and waddaya get? That's right, DIVE BAR! Great little spot, dark with great music. Friendlier than it appears from the outside, which is like most places in the area actually. Nice selection of beers on tap too. 100% worth a visit if these types of bars are what you're into. Whether for a quick pint or, you know, loads! read more

Owned by the same people who run Sin e, Dice Bar attracts a similar crowd: the laid-back musician type and people with tattoos and cool haircuts. I would say that this pub is not quintessentially Irish. Instead it has a New York kind of feel to it. The inside is grotty but nice and the music is classic oldies. Off the beaten track in Smithfield, you'd think that this pub would be forgotten. It's not surrounded by popular business, but the people come anyways, making a special trip to drink here. The best nights to come to Dice Bar are the weekends when the place is crowded and they have good DJ sets. read more

There is something about Dice bar that I really like, I just can't put my finger on it. Maybe it is the old building, it has a large frontage with great big windows, I assume it was a family store in times past. There is something I love about the juxtaposition of drinking in this dive bar, set in my imagined 19th century store as the sleek Luas tram glides by the windows. The footpath in front of Dice is a nice spot to grab a couple of pints in the evening before the sun goes down, this spot seems to catch the last of the sun. It can be quiet earlier on in the evening, however this place really picks up when it gets dark. At night, this place has a great vibe. It really fills up and attracts a varied but nice clientele. The music can be equally varied, I had a night where half the bar was up dancing to 1920's jazz, I was waiting for the flappers to arrive! There is a good selection of bottled and draught beer, not just the usual suspects. I enjoyed the revolution red, and at €4.15 it's not bad at all. read more

A must go if you are living in the Smithfield area. Incredible prizes and a big variety of beers with a very nice and friendly waitress. The atmosphere and the decoration are really good too. read more

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Easily one of the best pubs in Dublin the Dice Bar is hip but welcoming, cool but practical. It's sufficiently far away from the city centre proper to avoid being 'discovered' by marauding bands of boozed up drunkards but also close enough to it for the trip there to not be a schlep. The selection of beer is good and the eclectic choice of music (be it from the stereo or the DJs) is significantly better than the bland FM fare that predominates in most boozers. Best of all is the absence of a big screen so it's a welcome alternative to pubs full of roaring mobs when the football is on. Recommended but please don't ruin it or we'll have to make it a secret again! read more

A great place for a lovely Guinness... or two... or three... :o) and also has local microbrews. Its black-and-red painted interior, dripping candles and stressed seating, combined with rocking DJs most of the nights, make it a magnet for Dublin's beautiful beatnik crowds. read more

Really great atmospheric fun bar. Brilliant vibe, excellent music, friendly staff and good drinks. (5 stars) Downside? Pick pockets are working this place. Mgmt need to warn customers and help flush them out. (0 stars) At least two people had iphones stolen the Saturday night I was there which included me. I was very pissed off, cannot afford to replace it and lost a shit load of personal and work related confidential stuff. Also Barman told me the next day that theft is a bit of a problem there, so take heed and not valuables or at least do not leave them in unattended coats - even when you think they are safe on the sofa in the middle of friends etc... The night of my misfortune a few of us realised a weird double act / couple were moving about the bar but not actually socialising together. The woman must have been the main thief. She stood out as she wasn't drinking anything and seemed completely disconnected and unhappy. She was in her early twenties, dark hair and eyes, dressed in black and always sitting alone in different places. The bloke who was a good bit older, looked very like her and seemed tipsy. He was trying to dance with random women unsuccessfully and only occasionally talked to the girl. Some of our group later saw them again, having an argument on the quays, presumably she'd had enough by that point. Hope she's managed to get out from it / him. Struck me as a very sad situation. Core message: BEWARE innocuous looking pickpockets sitting/standing amidst your group and/or jackets, leave all valuables at home (cards accepted payment here), report theft to bar and gardai as soon as you realise and have a great night ;-) PS. Reward text didn't work and neither the Find my iPhone app as phone was powered off. If you have the money and don't mind being scammed by non-criminalised gangs of thieves, pay the extra tenner a month for the insurance and be done with it! read more

go to the Dice Bar if you enjoy: - dive bar madness - rockabilly Sundays (fun as hell!) - weird black guys w/ afros (I'm not the only darkie here... yippee!!!) - relatively strong chocolate flavored brew - Sexual Healing performed by a marching band - faggy Freddy Mercury impersonators dancing on table tops and getting the entire bar to sing "We Are The Champions" - cheap ass pitchers of beer - young interracial couples rolling spliffs at the bar before taking a short "walk" outside Damn this place is awesome. So worth a trip to the NorthSIDE!! read more

this is pretty much the first great pub i was taken to after moving to dublin. everything else that came before has faded into memory and forgotten. i remember back then, a walk to grafton street from the grand canal seemed like an epic journey; one where you bring your camel, all your worldly possessions, and a lot of water. well so this, the journey all the way over to D7 from D4 (at the time), felt like we were headed to the west coast. "are we there yet?" "nearly" "are we there yet?" "it's just up the street" "are we there yet? my feet are sore" "stop bitching" "are we there yet now?" "here's your whiskey, shut up" after that, it was all just awesome. the crowd was cool, the people friendly; the place so packed at 3 am we had no space to dance, even though we desperately wanted to when the bad but oh so good music came on. and later when they closed and we had to leave, we walked over to sin e "just around the corner" :) read more

Fantastic dive bar hidden away off the quays. Worth travelling that bit out of the city for it. Banging tunes (rock, funk, soul, swing, blues, all things retro) and a nice selection of locally brewed beers along side the old reliables. Bar staff are sound and laid-back. read more

Not sure if the Irish use this term, but this is a Dive Bar, and the best I have ever been to. The seats are a bit destroyed (as one of the reviews says below) but its part of the charm of this place. As is the poster that says 'when you leave you will remember nothing'. Beer is pretty cheap as there are deals on certain days, but hard liquor was a bit pricey. Bartender was hilarious. I will be coming back after work again for sure. read more

Dice Bar is a great place for a lazy drink with friends. There is always great music on, there is a decent selection of beers (although it could be better) and there own homebrew Revolution Red is fairly damn tastey. Suring the week the place is usually queit, but on Saturday and Sunday the place ends up completely rammed. But even when it is packed, there is still a pretty good but somewhat sweaty atmonsphere. read more

If you like a pub with seats that are ripped up, bar counters not clean, a bar attendant, (female) who is chomping crisps, then picking her teeth, behind the bar, (when she's not tossing her hair round), go there. Waiting to meet my cousin from the courts, (no, not me they're locking up!), I got luas to Smithfield, and said I would give the Dice a whirl, as I have seen so much on this site about it. Admittedly, early evening, music was not my own particular taste, and when I enquired of the aforementioned barmaid as to which nites my music might be on, she was incapable of giving me a reply, or just did not want to. I must be fair, and say I only know that no sensible or comprehensible reply was forthcoming. We're not looking at 'rushed off our feet' here, people, about half a dozen customers there. Wherever the bar is, I don't think cleaning tables and bar counters is a radical achievement. Yes, I could live with the shabby decor, if it was done tastefully. Indifferent service, never. Maria A read more

best thing about this place is the music great beer selection too bit out of the way in a dodgey neighbourhood but thats what makes it isn't it read more

was full of interesting people and i felt either over dressed or not grungy enough for the clientele! the staff were friendly enough and the girl who served me was very patient as she tried to explain they had no budweiser on tap or in bottles and offered me coors light, miller, carlsberg etc. a bit on the long narrow side and i seemed to have people bumping off me all the time who seemed drunkingly unaware of invading my personal space! music was great tho and i could sing/crow along to them all! read more