I was hoping for an Irish pub experience and totally got it from The Stag's Head. Even the name…read morefulfilled expectations! The decor is exactly what I imagined, complete with stained glass and a real stag's head. Ordered the fish and chips, which were crisp on the outside with a flavorful batter, and tender fish on the inside. It also came with a nice little pea salad, with mushy peas and whole peas together with the greens. I definitely need to make this! Also got the Irish Cottage Pie and it was very tasty - rich in flavor but lighter than I expected, in a good way. Shared a pint of Guiness (just missed splitting the G - lol) and finished with an Irish coffee, which hit the spot. This is definitely a great place to go for a quiet pint or for a fun night of food and friends.

Great Irish pub! Lots of character and friendly servers…read more Come here if you want to good Irish pub experience. Recommended by a local and some college students - so you know it's good. We got their fish & chips and Irish Cottage Pie. Both were very good and filling. Fish was nicely breaded and fried. Good flavor in their batter. Cottage pie was full of flavor but not overly rich. Great atmosphere and food/drinks. Lots of pubs to choose from in Dublin - Stag's Head is worthy of a visit.

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!

Enjoyed my lunch here after seeing the prison. Bangers and mash were so good! Large and hearty…read moreserving

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

What a great little find. Not on the super touristy road, but a delight nonetheless-the-less. We…read morewaited a bit to be seated, but otherwise it was a quick service. I recommend reviewing the menu before arrival. The Beef Stew was absolutely the start dish. Great flavors, textures, and temp. A herbal delightful dish with some veggies and great mashed potatoes. The fish and chips were good, the batter light on flavor but still fresh. && the house white wine was wonderful. They do have a courtyard for drinks if that is more your fancy. If in the area, stop by this place is great!

Date: Wednesday, June 24th, 2026 Time: around 3:45pm…read moreParty of: 3 *Pint Beamish (€8.80) *Irish Coffee (€11.50) *Caesar Salad (€13.50) *Fish & Chips (€23.90) *Seafood Chowder (€21.90) *Small Wings (€11.90) *Beef Stew (€23.90) It was our last full day in Dublin. Hadn't really had pub food yet, so why not visit the oldest pub in Dublin? We walked in and were seated inside. Tho there's a patio if you just want a quick drink and maybe some app. Overall, I think the food was okay. The salad was probably the best thing in my opinion. I found the stew and chowder on the saltier side. And I love salt. Irish coffee was fine. I typically like mie stiffer, but I could have asked for an extra shot if I really wanted it. Worth a visit, but maybe don't order a full on meal. I don't think the dishes were worth the price. We also didn't finish the majority and this was our first meal of the day. REVIEW #4128

I was in Dublin for a couple of nights after a wonderful cruise around Scotland. While on a walking…read moretour, the tour guide recommended this place. Two friends joined me later for dinner. The place was packed. We enjoyed our dinner (I had the Beef & Guinness Stew along with a glass of red wine) while listening to live music. The only downside for us is that the waiter wouldn't give separate checks.

I understand the hype this is definitely a popular spot in the Temple Bar area. Several tourists…read morerecommended it to us, so we decided to give it a try. They had a live band playing inside, but there wasn't any seating available, so we sat outside. Thankfully, it was sunny, dry, and in the low 70s, which made for a pleasant afternoon. The ordering process was interesting--you order at the bar and let them know which seating area you'll be using. As for the food, it was pretty traditional bar fare, so I'm not really sure what I expected. I wasn't disappointed, but I wasn't blown away either. I went with the bangers and mash, which was decent, although I found the gravy to be a little on the sweet side. The prices were slightly higher than most of the other places we visited in Dublin, but still felt fair given the location and atmosphere.

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.

Was in Ireland last week and we just happened to be staying around the corner from this place …read more Food was really good , service was good and atmosphere was good . Reasonably priced as well . There were 6 of us and dinner and drinks of which they were plenty was only about 250. Would definitely go back if I'm ever in Dublin again . Connor McGregor's UFC belt is there to take pictures which was pretty cool even though I'm not a fan of ufc.

5 stars for the phenomenal customer service. The service here is unparalleled to any service we…read morereceived on our whole trip in Ireland.... Bottom line... simply is that the whole staff truly care. It felt like family. Jo, one of their servers has our heart. She was radiant. The ambiance is luxury, elegant and straight up comfortable. Loved the lounge style seating. No matter where we sat.. at the bar, to the tables and then outside. Just beautifully set up. The food was delicious. My boyfriend said it was the best fish and chips he ever had. I got the Thai curry and loved that there was an actual fortune cookie in there haha. The drinks were superb and again the service. Just to have a whole team on the same page is out of this world hard and they just nailed it.

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.....

We enjoyed our lunch here. I really liked the music that was playing. I asked the server; he kindly…read morechecked and told me it is a Spotify playlist called "Irish Drinking Songs". I got the seafood chowder; it was tasty. My daughter got the Smashburger but confessed to me she felt guilty about ordering a burger in Ireland since we had just arrived here from the USA yesterday. She was pleased to report that it tasted a lot different from the typical American burger and she was glad she had ordered it. The other members of our group also enjoyed their burgers and mushroom burger; the only complaint being that they were "messy". So I guess if messy is a big concern of yours you might want to be careful about ordering that. I think though that probably most people who order something called a smashburger probably realize this already.

Food- 8/10 Drinks-7/10…read moreService- 6/10 Ambiance-8/10 Overall experience-8/10 went here for bangers and mash- was good yet the sauce was heavy on the mustard where you can clearly taste it. I ordered a cider and they brought me a beer saying it was cider. the service was fine- got us what we needed quickly. we were able to watch a World Cup game here with plenty of tvs and had good live music.

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