I love this place. Simple as that. I've been coming here since I moved into my not-so-far-away home in 2001 and I see no reason to stop. I love the beer, I love the people. It's my "local". It's my home away from home. I like the Sunday afternoon crowd the best, but i also like to stop down for happy hour, as long as I can get out of work in time. I also like the international crowd. It might seem obvious at an Irish Pub, but yes, it really happens. It's good. I like. read more

I just went to the dubliner for the first time today. I loved the atmosphere. A typical looking Irish pub, but much nicer on the inside than on the outside. The bartenders were attentive and friendly, there was a TV playing a sports game, and a dartboard in the back. The hot drinks are my favorite so far. Amanda M had the mint drink, and I tried the Nutty Irishman. I will definitely come here again!! read more

I love the Dubliner. It was great as the Tipperary before they moved to bigger quarters. What else could be in this space? (Well, according to one drunk, a parking lot. The shame of driving into a pub window when not drunk on Guinness.) It's small. It's crowded. It's homey. Have a pint. Just get there early, because parking can be an issue in the neighborhood. read more

When you want a tasty import or a real Guinness, this is the place to go. My only complaint is that it is often so popular that seating can be hard to find. But if the weather is hot and you're in the area, it is hard to go wrong by stopping by for a cold one. Nice cozy atmosphere as well. Kind of reminds me of pubs in Ireland (kind of, I don't want to overstate the case). I have not eaten there but I hear that the pub grub is above average. read more

I'm a fan, I'll be back. I really like the patio and I'm a big fan of lower greenville area, so it's win win. The inside of the place looks pretty cozy also. Heh, and now I want some cider. Damn you, yelp! read more

Oh, Dub. How I want to give you just one more little star, but alas...I remember this bar back when I was in college (a loooooong time ago) and it was such a different scene. Now, don't get me wrong. It's still a fantastic place to grab a pint, but I do miss the good ole Dub days. There was certainly more of an "Irish Pub" feel back in the day. In fact, it was my Irish friend that got me hooked on this place. With a management change, it's become a bit more alternative, though the crowd is usually a mixed bag and you will still notice a sprinkling of Irish, English, Scottish and more. And many of them have been coming to this place nearly as long as it's been around. In fact, they just celebrated 16 years! While I may miss the old days of the Dub (or perhaps just the memories associated with it) I still think this bar is a great, chill place with a great patio and friendly crowd. The bartenders are on top of things and rarely do you have to wait for a drink. And you can be sure to witness some rowdy times and a drunk crowd! And for those bike lovers, there's always a great selection of motorcycles to ogle parked right out front. read more

Great Carlsberg beer here! We made a special point to visit this pub while in Dallas. It was published on the Thrillest 21 Best Irish Pubs and they had my favorite beer. We sat at the bar and ordered Carlsberg. The bartender was friendly and took great care of us. I explained that Carlsberg was my favorite beer and you can't find it in Tennessee where I live. His favorite beer was Yuengling and can't be found in Texas. I told him I would bring him some on my next visit. We liked this place so much we bought the t-shirt. read more

I was robbed in the parking lot of this place right behind the building. Owner and bartender came out and harassed me about waiting there for police, said "I was freaking people out", and kept asking me where I was from and communicated that this was no big deal, "it happens".... They harassed me after I was stolen from !!!...... 8/12/18 - I'm still highly aggravated about my treatment from these punks. guns were stolen out of my truck and they were only concerned about gettin me out of the parking lot...sorryness of the highest level - read more

I want to give this place some props. St Patty's Day can be a mess for everyone. Drunk and sloppy bar patrons are not usually your fave if you are a bar owner (don't always pay, tip, throw up etc etc etc), but the Dubliner went out of their way it seemed to make sure there were plenty of tables out, friendly bartenders at every bar and every beer served to me was nice and cool. For a 32 yr. old Dallasite that had never been to the parade (I know I know... shame on me), you guys did an excellent job making me feel welcome and getting me feelin' good about this new experience. I will be going back for a quieter round next time... I heard they have Rahr Black Pug on tap!!!! :) read more

I love walking into a real Irish pub. Soemthing about this place totally relaxes you. Just sip on some beers and enjoy your time with your company. My husband enjoyed the brat hoagie, amazing soft pretzel and I love the cheese board. The food was really good. Great place for having fun, with friends or your spouse. read more

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The Dub is one of my favorite places to go on weekends, and especially Sundays. They have a fantastic patio with a great view of Greenville that makes for some great people-watching. On Sundays, you can go and there will be vintage motorcycles and scooters for you to gawk at, too. The drinks here are plentiful, with a decent variety of beers. If you are a Bloody Mary fan, I hear that Tara makes the absolute best! They also have tasty baked potatoes and sandwiches, too. Parking is not easy, so be on the lookout for that. We all know how Lower Greenville is! read more

Why is it that Irish Pubs always feel so homey and comfortable? This is no exception! Maybe it has to do with the beer....but I think the happy Irish were onto something! Good service, plenty of bar fare and great company - what more could I ask for? Slainte!! read more

The Dubliner is a great example of what I consider a neighborhood bar. You get a feel that the people who work there have a relationship with the regulars. Sometimes this can be intimidating for a newcomer but don't let that stop you come stepping up to the bar and getting a drink. This is not huge spot but they make good use of their space. I appreciate that their draught beer selection includes some local rotators and they have a healthy Scotch and Irish (of course) whisk(e)y selection. It's of course a full bar, but one of those 3 options are usually what I end up with in my glass. There is a food menu but that's not the focus here. It's a bar, not a restaurant so you should prepare yourself for a smaller menu if you're here to eat. As far as the layout, there's a nice patio in the front. Inside you have the bar on one side and then tables around on the other. It's a pub kind of feel and so it's a place to sit with friends and talk, watch a game or even just hang out reading a paper or a book. That's not to say it can't get loud but it's the laughing and telling jokes kind of loud and not the thumpa thumpa club kind of loud. So if you're looking for a more neighborhood pub kind of spot, I think you'll enjoy this place. In my experience, the people here are friendly and are quick to take care of you. The focus is definitely on good service so it's a win win situation and we all need more of those. Thanks Dubliner! read more

Nice local hangout. Fast service (not always the most pleasant, but polite and quick), decent prices,and overall a relaxing atmosphere -except on St. Patty's weekend. Holds up to a true Irish pub feel. Those complaining how cramped it is should go pub crawling in Dublin as this is comparatively spacious! Will be dropping in on a regular basis for a pint. read more

Legit. Great atmosphere and hits the mark as a traditional old world pub. I know it's an Irish pub and I should have been drinking a Guinness but my friend talked me into what he called the "Best Manhattan in Dallas". He was right, go try one... read more

I wasn't too impressed by this place. The music really didn't match the pub - 90s rock and grunge + Irish pub? All in all this place is just underwhelming - it did not live up to what I expected. Nothing is really wrong here, but nothing is really great here. read more

Great music , great beer, great service, THE place for St Patricks day. The food menu is Sparse & somewhat grim but then thats NOT why yo come here & if you are starving they can always fix you up with an OK sandwich & some good chips (The best item on their menu) A six star atmosphere, beer selection & service canceling out the two star food. read more

Traveling for work, this place came recommended, although I'm not sure why. Typical Irish offerings, minus the jolly atmosphere and was in need of a major makeover. Shabby chic is very different than "completely worn and beat to death." Definitely aimed at regulars. If you don't come here, you will not be missing anything. read more

I should have taken the picture before I had been eating for 30 minuets! The cheese board had delicious cheeses, fruits, olives, pickles crackers and a warm loaf of bread. It was very nice. One thing they could work on is their attitude toward the customers. They are not real friendly. read more

Cozy place to have a nice drink. I came here right after I got out of jail a few years back, the bar was near where I had got arrested the night before for a DWI. Anyways my ex and I had a nice stout beer and some good white wine. I heard they had a car crash into it a few months ago. Anyways nice atmosphere good place for a date when it's not too crowded, even though I have no point of reference on that because I have never been there when it was crowded. Salud. read more

I can't believe I haven't reviewed the Dubliner yet! I love the Irish pubs, and this one is the best one in Dallas. Small, smoky, lots of beer, full bar, slightly smartaleck foreign bartender, and lots of fun drunk people. There are a lot of Irish/English/Scottish/etc people that hang out there because they show all the soccer games...soooo if you are looking to hang out with foreign boys, they have them. Every time I go here things get wild! On St. Patricks day you can forgetabout getting in here, but they have stands set up outside so you can drink on the street. The biggest downfall is the one seater bathroom, if it is packed you are going to wait a LOOOOONG time. read more

I came into this bar with my friends recently around 1:30 am on a Friday night because we wanted a few Guinness'. I just want to start off by saying that I hardly ever write negative Yelp reviews because I'm more or less very easy to please. Also- disclaimer, The Dubliner is receiving 2 stars from me solely based on an absolutely horrifying interaction my friends and I had with the bartender. I would have given 1 star for this reason alone, but my experience at the bar besides the interaction was okay- so 2 stars. When we walked in, my friend asked the bartender for a Guinness, and the bartender began helping him. My boyfriend and I were standing a few feet over, and the bartender (unclearly to me) asked in he could get us anything. I thought he said "can I get you anything man?" and because I am not a man and never have been, I did not respond but my boyfriend replied "no". But I wanted a drink, so maybe 30 seconds later I asked the bartender if they offered a certain drink. He replied "oh so now you want something?" in what was certainly the rudest tone I've ever been spoken to from someone in the service industry. I just want it to be clear that he didn't ask us more than once if we wanted anything the first time. So his attitude was entirely uncalled for. My friend (who was still waiting on his Guinness) also noticed his horrible attitude and caustically asked the bartender "it's not very busy in here tonight is it?" and the bartender yelled (yes, yelled) in a sarcastic voice "OH YEAH ITS SUPER BUSY CAN'T YOU TELL?!". My friend, who continued conversation with him learned that he had been working at this bar "for a long time". I have worked as a server and I can't imagine addressing any customer the way he addressed myself and my boyfriend. I ended up asking another employee what that bartender's name was and he told me "Beanie" (maybe Vinny? based on some other reviews I saw for this bar). I have no idea if that's the correct name or why anyone would name their child that/allow that as a nickname. One thing I am sure of is that I will never come back to this bar as long as "Beanie" is working. It's sad because I enjoyed the atmosphere of the bar and would have enjoyed my experience otherwise. read more

A little surprised at the good reviews here. This place is a far cry from its heyday several years ago. I cannot bring myself to step foot in there anymore. Some years ago there was a great staff complete with a very professional Irish manager and other foreign/Brit bartenders who added to the Irish pub feel. There was a really good crowd of regulars of varying ages and it was just a fun place to be (and yes, even at that point the bathrooms were still funked up). This is now less of an Irish pub and more of a dive bar. The place always seems filled with druggies and a kinda rough crowd (although occasionally you get SMU kids) . The menu is okay and there was a good waitress I had last week, but the bartenders are not that great. The workers are kinda rough around the edges. I think that will be my final stop there. Oh well, I can always go to other places............... Come here for a dive, go somewhere else for an Irish pub. read more

Great place, especially when it is warm and you can sit outside. The clientele is laid back and cool. A good vibe without a bunch of idiots. They do need to vary the beer menu a little, though. It's your basic blend of imports. read more

The place atmosphere were great when I was there. The waitress always smiled at customers, and bartender served me immediately. Drinks were inexpensive compare to most of places in the area. I had great time.... read more

I love love love the patio at this place! Sitting outside on a nice night, enjoying a cold glass of cider/beer/booze of your choosing? Now that sounds like a good time. I'll most definitely be back. read more

Home base. The OG. Stop asking me to write more. The place has been "with me" through thick and thin. Long may she reign.

Very European vibe, super smokey if it gets packed, good food, great outdoor seating area, clientle can go college or Dallas hipster rockabilly. On Sundays, come by to look at the bikes: Is Rocker or Mod your style? Good times. read more

This is the first bar we experienced in Dallas. My hubby and I walked in excited for a night away from the kids, and to check out this new city we live in. The menu wasn't real impressive, but that's ok because it's a bar. My husband asked the bartender what was good, and he replied with "I don't know you". Ummm ok.... We're just trying to pick a sandwich dude. The place was pretty dead, but it was early. The bartenders really acted put out, but one of the guys did warm up to us after we ordered a drink. It was our only drink. We ended up at The Libertine which was awesome drinks and food. We won't be visiting The Dubliner again. There's a lot of other choices out there. read more

Hugh likes..getting wasted then spending 2 hrs trying to find the car as all the streets round there look the same..Nice little boozer though read more

Nice place for a drink and some pub food. Menu is limited but they probably have the best grilled cheese in town. I wish they did flights of whiskey .... I love tasting and comparing. read more

Ok its been a while since i went to the Dubliner on Greenville Ave. I gotta say for a British guy visiting an Irish pub this was excruciating. Victoria Secrets Show blasting out on the TV and Sound system, lady behind the bar literally stood talking to her colleague next to me for 10 min while i sat there with an empty glass. This happened three times as she was more interested in texting than serving guests. There was nothing Irish about this pub apart from its name. Get some Irish charm, Get some Irish hospitality and for the lovenof god....get bar person that serves more than 3 drinks every 10 minutes! #frustrated I have just bought a house 5 min away from here and will give it another chance at being the local pub....not a good return visit. read more

Really good vibe inside, reasonably priced, extensive hard liquor and beer selection, fast and friendly service, lots of places to sit and talk, music wasn't too overpowering, patrons were cool. Overall a great place if you want to spend a nice low key night. Just wish there were some more people there. But will definitely make it a necessary stop on my Friday nights from now on. read more

wow. pretty surprised on the reviews. it's nice to chill outside, and people watch. but it's tight inside. a-ok, i might come back and visit if i'm in the area. read more

Love this place for just chilling on a Sunday with friends. I love the option of sitting on patio when weather is nice. I have been to the Dubliner so many times, lost count, since early 2000's. read more

Always thought this place was a divey beer joint, but I am now a believer in The Dubliners greatness. The only downside is you have to order from the bar, there is no wait staff to come to the limited tables and couch areas. My boyfriend and I are obsessed with cheeseboards, we go to places that have cheeseboards and this is one of our new faves. The bartenders weren't too knowledgable about the cheeses on there as I had to ask two of them what the varieties were. We were pleased to know it was a marble cheese and a brie. We chose prosciutto to go with our cheeses and were amazed by what showed up. We got a beautiful board with crackers, the for-said cheeses and meat, tons of those baby wrinkly pickles, a huge bowl of olives, grapes, cucumber and the most amazing buttered bread. There were endless combinations and the flavors were all so freaking good. I only wish they had more cheeses to serve. At 16 bucks this is a very reasonable priced cheeseboard in the world of cheeseboards. I had a cocktail which was very strong and pleasant. It was a tad hot in the bar but that amazing cheeseboard and fun games made up for any of the petty things that we didn't just love. read more

I have been here a couple times and This place is pretty cool! It's an irish pub and not too big inside but the patio on lower Greenville makes up for it. They've got darts and It's really laid back which makes it a good daytime or sunday funday bar! If you're lookin for a place to just chill out on Greenville this is it! Oh and it's a really cool place to check out during the St pattys day parade! read more

Excellent beer and cheese selection. Great staff that will make you laugh. Best bar on Greenville (tied with Libertine) I'd love to see a better bar menu, but I just never go in hungry. They did let me bring in crawfish from across the street once. Darts are nestled back by the bathrooms in a cute little area that is great for a large group of friends. I love fireplaces in pubs as well. The staff are excellent at remembering your face and what you drink. Sunday afternoons the front lot is swarming with Vespa's. It's an awesome sight!!! Go thirsty and if you like imported cheeses get the cheeseboard read more

This place is starting to grow on me after several years. It's a great St. Patty's Day or Parade Day hangout but not sure if the average Joe would be as fond of this place as a regular. They treat their regulars very well but if they don't know ya then I'd stay next door at Stan's Blue Note. read more

Fair bar fair prices for the area. Went at 10:30 on a Friday night there was more of an older crowd, 30+