My 1st to go bar upon landing in Dublin. Got to say, it's the best Dublin's preserved Victorian…read morepub. The authentic Victorian setting, the Victorian mahogany fittings, the mosaic marble tiled floors and granite tabletops, the mahogany bar, capped with red Connemara marble, follows the classic Victorian architectural pattern. The staff are helpful, friendly and patient since their accent is hard to understand sometime. My 1st beer and 1st Irish food, all I can say is what a meal, just simple delish. Being here is just a wondrous experience, the place is cosy, warm and the friendly of the people. So glad I picked this place as my first of Dublin.

If you want to experience a true Victorian pub in Dublin, The Stag's Head is a beautiful place to…read morestart. Tucked down Dame Court just off Dame Street, The Stag's Head is one of those rare pubs that feels genuinely historic rather than designed to look old. The building dates to the late 1800s, and the interior retains the ornate features of a classic Victorian "gin palace"--rich carved wood, stained glass, brass rails, and a warm, glowing bar that feels wonderfully preserved. We stopped in around 4:30 pm, which turned out to be a perfect time to visit. There were other patrons enjoying drinks and food, but the atmosphere was calm and relaxed rather than loud or rowdy. It felt like the kind of place where locals drop in for a quiet pint on their way home from work before the evening crowd arrives. The staff were excellent--friendly, welcoming, and attentive without being intrusive. The food was very good (we failed to take photos because we were too busy enjoying it). As a vegetarian, I was thrilled to see the Impossible burger front and center on their menu; it was deliciously prepared with guacamole on a brioche bun, and not an afterthought on the menu. My companions both chose the Irish Beef Burger, and said it was excellent. One thing to know: this is a traditional Victorian pub, so cocktails aren't really part of the program. Expect beer, wine, or spirits rather than mixed drinks. In a place like this, that actually feels exactly right. Other pubs do serve mixed drinks. Between the history, the ambience, the quality of the food, and the wonderful staff, The Stag's Head is the kind of place that makes you feel like you've experienced a real piece of Dublin.

Ah Brady's, Terenures busiest and most well known local. Another establishment I might as well have…read moreshares in I've spent so much time in the place over the years. Now theres nothing at all flashy about Brady's, which is kinda the point. This is no superpub. Its very much a local. Having said that its always busy and got a great buzz, with most of the local punters and older folks heading into the side bar. A refurb a couple of years borough the lounge up to date. The back room was opened up and the snugs taken out. Its modern and spacious and never feels too packed. The front room is a bit more lively and always busy on Friday and Saturday nights. This being south Dublin, expect to find the place wedged on a match day especially if Leinster are playing. Great for a pint any day of the week, or on your way out somewhere else on a weekend night.

I have decided that part of being a grown up is having a local, and although Bradys is not the…read moreclosest pub to me I have chosen to bestow the dubious honor of Aoifes local in this establishment! Bradys is actually 3 pubs in one, with a lounge part, a trad area and a kinda more pub section, with a huge part covered smoking area. Food is served and I've enjoyed anything I've ever ordered, even tho I've had a burnt mouth one or twice! Blow on the food people, blow! They also have quirky evenings, including a chess night and a free Thursday quiz, really making the effort to keep patrons coming back, and I for one will continue to do so!

Food, service and ambiance is great. Had a delicious burger,…read morecooked very well and served without delay

Bar downstairs and full restaurant upstairs. They are…read morelocated right across the street from the Guinness Storehouse which is convenient since the restaurants at the Storehouse close at 6 and they close down the kitchens prior, just after 5pm. The menu was great here with soup, stew, wings, salads, and burgers as is usual with pubs. The milkshakes were definitely unique and over the top. The servers and bartenders were helpful and very nice.

While in Dublin, we made it point to grab a pint at the famed Brazen Head, which is Dublin's oldest…read morepub, dating back to 1198! The pub is unassuming from the exterior, at least given the classic architecture of the area...which is weird to say seeing as it is essentially a little castle! Once you walk through the arched doorway, you are in the thick of it from the beer garden to the two interior pub areas, which are distinctly different in vibe and energy! We popped into all areas, getting our pints and then enjoying them outside in the semi-covered beer garden! While we spent most of our time outdoors, we did experience the local music and group singalong inside, which was classic and almost storybook-esk! Servers were friendly and efficient. They constantly had a line, but made sure to speak to everyone and get those pints in hands as quick as possible! Overall, we absolutely loved The Brazen Head and would definitely recommend for those visiting Dublin!

Oldest pub in Ireland, 825 years to be exact. Pretty incredible. I made sure to check out every…read morearea of the bar including the bathroom. So much history. So cool. We started off with the seafood chowder to share which comes with Guinness bread. My husband ordered a Guinness and I got a hard cider. For dinner, we both enjoyed the beef stew made with Irish beef! This stew is a staple of Ireland. So good! We ended our meal with an espresso and a baileys coffee. I had an extra baileys coffee for my aunt too! If you're in Ireland, you have to check this place. At minimum, just a drink! Slainte!

We drifted in here about 5 pm and the place was hopping. Live music and a short wait for a table…read more Great, loud pub ambiance. We ate an early dinner, including lamb shank and beef stew. Both were good and exactly what you think of for Irish comfort food. Friendly, efficient staff. It's a tourist spot, but a fun one. Btw: the name is not racial. The original owner was Dorcas Kelley, nickname Darkie.

I'll start with the good: loved the vibes and look and feel and the fact that they do different…read morestyles of live music every night means I just might be back. The staff are also very nice and despite how busy it is, service was quick. Neutral: this place was smaller than I was expecting and could be cramped if you're trying to eat as well as drink Bad: the food left something to be desired. I tested bangers and mash and barely made it through one sausage as they seemed mushy and the texture through me off. Would return but not to eat

The best local with a great crowd. I must say the barmen are the best! An off license and new…read morerestaurant upstairs. But we're here for the pints for our nourishment! And there is no finer pint of Guinness poured! They make a fab Irish Coffee as well to heat you up! Great place to catch a match and if you're lucky a nice session.

From the owner: The Laurels Perrystown is a family-owned, traditional bar and restaurant that offers locals and…read morevisitors the authentic Irish pub experience. By combining the world-renewed atmosphere of a Dublin pub with elegant and stylish decor, our premises has remained a staple of the Perrystown community for over 4 decades. As a third generation, family-owned independent bar and restaurant, we understand the importance of creating a family-friendly atmosphere that still represents Dublin's world-famous nightlife.

This place is the truth. Located in Dublin and a must try when you come. This is owned by the UFC…read moreGOAT Conor McGregor! The service is top notch and the food is amazing!! The ambiance is a sports pub/ restaurant. The steak is by far prime grade and super tender and soft. The fries and sauce were amazing. The onion rings were just as crunchy and soft as the chips. You need to come here that's all I gotta say. Strong 5/5!!

My mother and brother came all the way from Los Angeles California to come try the food here…read more upon walking they were greeted by a young Asian woman she was really nice and helpful forever grateful for her gratitude and help My mother and brother got to experience such great service the food was amazing the my brother had a rib&chuck burger my mother had forged steak on the stone needless to say they were completely satisfied and happy the ambiance my mother said was beautiful they sat by the bar at a high top friendly service my auntie was there too she had the seabass

Very much a locals pub but handy to meet someone along the red luas line. It's recently been done…read moreup and theres a lounge which is much quieter than the bar. Good spot for watching​ the football and handy with a bookies next door

Well just where do I start with this little gem of a bar ! Decided to pop in for a quick pint of…read moreGuinness in the bar so I could look at a football game, The barman was a delight ! I belive I heard one of the customers call him Martin or Declan, Well this guy poured me the single most delicous pint of the black stuff I have ever tasted. I then start talking to a regular of the bar, A thin man by the name of patsy, He tried to sell me a dog lead but I explained to the gentelman that I had no need for one. I then went into the Lounge for some live music and taught I heard the beautiful voice of Mr Frank Sinatra himself, Turned out to be a baldy fellow by the name of Finbar, Finbar was some man for one man and had every lady in the lounge dancing the night away. All in all if you are in the area and looking for a fine pint with friendly staff and interesting clients I could not recomend The Marble arch enough. Altough I am still wondering where the one punter got the dog lead from ? And is the dog it belonged to ok.....

Arrived Dublin from the States about 8:30 a.m. checked our bags at the hotel and got on the hop on…read more- hop off bus. We asked the driver for a lunch recommendation and he suggested Nancy Hands. It was a good recommendation. It was close to a stop so we hopped off and had lunch. The restrauant is very neat with a cool vibe. We arrived about 1 p.m. and had to sit at the bar for about ten minutes for a table to open up. The restrauant is not on the tourist path (think Temple Bar area). We may have been the only non-Irish in the restrauant. It is rich in history and has a traditional Irsh look and feel. We ordered a couple of beers. Jan ordered a Blue Moon and I ordered a Carlsberg Pilsner. The beer on tap selection is impressive. For lunch we ordered a couple of items to share. Jan picked fish and chips, I selected calamari. Both were good and we enjoyed our first meal in Dublin. The service was good, the prices moderate. Definitely recommend it is you want a restrauant/pub that's not full of Americans.

Nice, quiet pub with good food. The staff is very friendly and checked on me frequently. I went…read morearound 4pm and it was relatively quiet with a few people in the restaurant side (separate beer garden if you're just drinking). I had the Guinness beef stew & it was some of the best I had on my whole trip. They served it with a generous portion of mashed potatoes down in the stew gravy so you can enjoy both with every bite. I definitely recommend giving this place a try especially if you want to get away from the louder pubs and just enjoy your meal.

Nice local pub - good choice for a meal or a pint (or preferable both) after a tour of the Guinness…read moreStorehouse. Big portions and reasonable prices. Guinness beef stew was excellent.

amazing pub with amazing Guinness, the staff are friendly and always ask if you are ok. I would…read morerecommend snyone to call in for a drink or two