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Dublin Square Irish Pub

2.7 (186 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 2:00 AM (Next day)

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Chicken and bacon skillet Mac and cheese
Ron R.

Excellent food, fantastic service! Thanks so much to Lee for his hospitality making my wife and I feel more like friends than patrons. I cannot wait to go back! The skillet Mac and cheese is to die for!

Spinach Artichoke Dip
Sam L.

This was the Wednesday spot when I was at MSU (now it's Harpers -??), so I could always count on my weekly bread bowl of spin dip. The bread bowls have unfortunately been retired but the dip lives on

Potato skins
Carolyn E.

We enjoyed our dinner here very much. I think it's a great addition to East Lansing. The food is affordable, yet they have very nice entree items, some unique dishes that you won't find at other restaurants/bars in the area. It's huge, so it would be great for a larger group. The building is old and brick, and it definitely has the look and feel of an Irish pub inside. We ordered potato skins to start- they were good, not great, and the portion was a little small- four "spears" fried crispy with cheese, bacon and sour cream. My Mom ordered one of the chicken salads and I got the fish and chips. The salad was huge and fresh, but maybe could have used a little more chicken. The fish and chips was absolutely perfect and delucious. The service was prompt and friendly. We'll be back!

Homophobic Worker at Dublins

Was there last evening with my visiting friends from ann arbor. He was minding his business dancing and drinking like everyone else. He was pretty sober and started to kiss a guy close to this man on the black railing when he split it up and said "that's not allowed here" while there were 3 other straight couples in sight he didn't say a word to anyone else kissing, making out , or grabbing each other but once it was two gay men he had an issue. He refused to give me his name but we will no longer be going there. Dublins is homophobic. Get this guy fired

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Drinks are horrid, and the bathroom wreaks like throw up and I had to wipe my own seat down before flushing the restroom

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Best place to go if u have a fake they let anyone in!! Although bouncers are a bit scary!!

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Not open until 130. Advertised as 11am. Fix hours on website! Very disappointing after 2 hour drive.

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