This place used to be my local when I was still living on that side of town. I've been back a few…read moretimes since, mostly unplanned because it is just a nice local and fairly handy when you're in Castleknock and feeling parched. It's a spit-and-sawdust sort of place, quiet enough during the week and perfect for a few pints with a group of people. The staff are friendly and there's always some banter between the regulars and the barmen. There is basically nothing special about Myos but the chairs are comfortable and the pints are good- a great local.

Took a trip down memory lane and decided to go watch Ireland play Wales in the rugby in Myos an old…read morehaunt of mine. Expecting the pub to be pretty busy, as they had a large screen in the lounge, it was disappointing to see such a poor turn out. Sadly, I think I know why. The lunch menu was a carvery and not much to choose from. Its a little pricey too. Staff are nice but not bothered. Atmosphere is non existant. Won't be going back.

Food was solid. The ambiance was solid pub. Service was quick and efficient. Certainly a nice stop.read more

Lovely experience all around. Nice staff, fun environment. Will definitely be back when we can.read more

Amazing live music, attentive service (they were always cleaning up!), great location and a super…read morehappy vibe. We didn't get food, but my partner enjoyed his beverages!

A corner street bar with a simple Irish ambiance. We heard the voice of a high pitched angel coming…read morefrom the second floor and went up to take a peek. A lady was singing and playing an acoustic guitar and getting cover song requests from the enthusiastic crowd. She actually was a good singer but played the guitar better. Ordered a Rockshore Irish Lager and sat a few tables from the stage. Next to our table was a couple playing cards and enjoying the tunes.

Found this place online and decided to check it out. I'm so glad I did. This place has a great…read morevibe and seems to be a spot where regular folks come to hang out. I ended up coming back two more times during my stay. Each time I came in, there was a nice red-headed gentleman behind the bar. We got to chatting a little bit and he filled me in the neighborhood, which was very nice. I found the prices to be reasonable, but I am not very familiar with the Euro exchange rate. I don't know when I'll get back to Dublin, but I will definitely get back here when I do.

One drinks Guinness to forget the world's noise…read more I like to think that being Irish means I know how to slow down and remember that the chaos of the world is man made. What's the big rush? It's not healthy. In Nealon's on this beautiful sunny day I waited patiently whilst the young bartender coaxed my drink to life. I listened to the banter. I got dirty looks when I took out my fancy phone to check my e-mails. I admonished myself for bringing the artificial rush into the sanctuary of the natural pace. This modern world makes silence between thoughts or words embarrassing and in someway a poor reflection on your social skills... You could be updating your status but instead you should be looking at the ironed in laughter marks of the auld man to your left chatting to his friend and learn. That to me is what being Irish is. It's so much more than a nationality. It's a state of mind. To be Irish to me is remember that precious time with friends, family, nature and more importantly yourself. In Nealon's you get the chance to sit and be still and reflect on your thoughts. So to that I say - happy belated St. Patricks day to you all and remember to slow down.

Got caught in a downpour so I tucked into Doyle's for a half pint. Was full of life and friendly…read morestaff. Didn't try any food but was a great atmosphere and friendly staff.

The bouncer told me I should "go to the George" instead…read more I've been to Doyle's a thousand times before and this is the first time they've been homophobic. Friday 25/9/26.

A local took us here for a pint before dinner. One of the oldest in town…read more The Guinness is as fresh as it comes and as a sign, one turned into two. Slainte!

We walked in with a group of 14 celebrating a wedding. They were super rude. Pissed we came in with…read moresuch a big group. Literally, the only time we encountered anyone rude in Dublin. The regulars were congratulatory. The bartender was upset we had the audacity to want to spend money in their pub. Good business model. Zero Stars would not recommend if you're visiting.

We popped in to catch the Rugby game. Briody's Pub seemed to be an older crowd and maybe a local…read morehangout for the betting kind. We stayed for the first half of the game, enjoyed a Guinness and a Heineken! The bartenders were nice and helpful. The pub was clean and had lots of seats for a small place. The TVs were very small and old.

WOW....What a great lunch for about 10euro's....Great pub...One of my top 5 favorite in…read moreDublin....People are nice along with the bar and kitchen staff...Place is clean and the atmosphere is warm and cozy....you really feel welcomed

Had a family lunch today , rang one hour before our sitting time to say party had grown by ten…read morepeople that was no problem to Henrietta an extra large table was set up for us, a nicely presented venue staff were friendly and couldn't do enough for us food was hot and delicious great experience Mary

Local taxi driver promised a good meal and pint for dinner our first night in Ireland. As promised,…read moreamazing fish sandwich. About 14 Euro and worth every penny. Plump fish, lightly battered (tempura). Also, had the fettuccine with broccoli and fettuccine. So fresh and filling. Steamed veggies means crisp bites. About 12 Euro. Another fantastic option. Highly recommend. Great radio playing upstairs and great food. Clean environment. Love this place.