Love this place... Great atmosphere. Patrick gets an A+ Try the Vitamin G Strong buy recommendread more

I must let you know that this is a great pub It's been…read morearound for generations even though the current generation is a great owner and has made it better than ever the best is yet to come The bar staff is second to none even though the cool Bono look alike would make Bono seem like a giant among men. His wit is lightening fast which helps as he reaches for the higher shelves The Guinness is superb and worth the visit alone having been thoughtfully managed with temperature and excellent maintenance by professionals There is no pub in Dublin or Dun Laoghaire that I want to spend in more than this pub Some call if "the old man bar" because young and old alike feel welcome there If you like fun the owner encourages all singers good and bad to belt one out so don't be shy even if you don't know all the words. I highly recommend you go there have a pint and a good laugh. I'll probably see you there the next trip I'm home from Florida to visit my family!!!

Had a pizza it's was very nice !! I recommend it I only had bad experience once with food chips…read morewere cold but this place I been going for years it's worth going

Management rude, most staff is very kind but the manager thats tall, black hair, glasses is…read morehorrendously rude, giving false information over seating, refusing to give his name. Attempted to kick out a birthday girl for no reason and switched up last second knowing he was wrong. No establishment should have employees like him / should be sacked. Order wasn't even given to the kitchen for an hour. Never again until maybe we see him gone.

The pizza was delicious. Service was wonderful. Ambiance was quaint…read more Was told the ladies restroom was not up to par by another patron so I didn't use it.

F that other review they are an absolute fool…read more I need to hit 40 more characters to post this review.

It is a pub in a shopping centre. It is a pub in a shopping centre. I can't emphasize this enough,…read moreit's a pub in a shopping centre. There's a second floor entrance on the inside. It's a pub in a shopping centre. Who cares what the inside is like, it's a pub in a shopping centre. It could be two taps and a hard stare, I wouldn't care, it's in a shopping centre.

Despite the fact that the pub is in a shopping centre, which is notable in and of itself, the fact…read moreremains that it is not a good pub. I get the impression that it is very much a "regulars" pub, certainly in the evening, and on the few occasions I have gone there I found myself feeling a bit unwelcome. One thing that it does have is a nice view of Dublin bay as it is up pretty high by Dun Laoghaire standards. But you could get that on the roof of the shopping centre anyway...

A lovely local pub just as you would expect. Not too big so it can get cosy on busy nights - which…read moreI like. The pub is completely themed around James Joyce thanks to Ulysses and the nearby Martello Tower. A lot of thought went into the design and adds to the atmospere. Coming here on the 16th June you most likely will have problems getting in.... They serve lunch but I haven't tried that yet. But they have very decent coffee and all beers and wine that a local pub would offer.

From the owner: We are a long running family owned pub dating back to 1861. We offer a huge range of craft beers,…read morespirits & wine by the glass as well as a varied & seasonal locally sourced food menu. We have a team of staff all from the local area, who specialise in customer service. We hope you enjoy your visit to us.

Calm, cheerful, quiet x for the chats going on at each table. Watched a football match here after…read moredoing a bit of shoppers BG at boots and Tesco just 50 yards away. 2 non-alch pints, nuts/crisps and then back to the car to drive home. Perfect for all that.

Mmmm, Dunphy's. It is with a heavy heart that I must start by flouting the rumours, the hearsay and…read morethe old wives tales that surround this pub. It is said that Dunphy's serves the finest pint of Guinness in all of Christendom-this is not true, but they are very good. They're even better before or after a trip to the cinema, or like the ladies in the photo, on a fine summers day. Dunphy's is great, but don't expect to go on the pull. This is decidedly an old man pub.

A tremendous bar that looks totally unpromising from the outside!…read more Unfortunately they do live music most sat and sunday evenings... yes yes, I know this works for most people but I prefer a pub where I can go in for a chat and catch-up. Leaving aside the music bit the crowd is on the younger side of 40 and the atmosphere not at all bad.

Hmm, hasn't been reviewed since 2009..... it's still standing!…read more Got in early, on a Sat, to watch 3 dismal games of Rugby and asked the barman which screens would they be on - Which one do you want them on is always the right answer! It was quite, footfall wise, at 12pm but it slowly picked up. It seems to be frequented by every age group, including families. Throughout the day there was live music and a carvery. When I went to get my carvery I was having Mushroom sauce and was asked if I wanted more, this was turning into a great dish, then he piled on the roast potatoes.... and went back for more mushroom sauce. By now I had a good plate full and it only cost €6.99.... where can you get value that good? If you don't like carvery there seems to be an all day option of the likes of Chicken Nuggets(big tenders) and Chips. A good place to go with a family, but if you are there to have a meeting or watch a match on a Sat I would avoid it as the music can be overpowering. *music may have been on earlier in the day due to it being Paddy's Day.

A perfect wee hotel bar named after famous hotel guest Hardy, from Laurel and Hardy obviously…read more The bar itself is has over seven draft beers on tap including Smithwicks and Hop House 13, they also stock a range of spirits including a load of Irish Whiskeys. They don't have ginger beer though! The staff are great, considering the size of the bar they keep everything running smoothly. We asked a member of staff for advice on what to do while visiting and she immediately sent over a local employee who gave us some tips. Although we just ended up staying in Hardy's all evening. They serve food, it's a more casual dining experience than the hotel restaurant serving up burgers and wings - more traditional pub grub. I can't fault the bar at all - it was really busy when we visited, which I imagine it would be most evenings. Don't bother venturing in to town before trying this bar out!

We booked to stay in the Royal Marine Hotel at the exact same time as Storm Frank decided to visit…read moreIreland so we weren't keen on leaving the hotel. We didn't really mind when we found Hardys Bar! The bar itself was nice and still had some Christmas decorations up! I noticed the bistro part had an open fire and was really cosy but I wasn't sure if we're able to sit there because we were only ordering drinks. The bar had a great selection of drinks and shots which explained the sore head the next day. We had dinner in the hotel restaurant but the food that was being delivered to other tables looked delicious!

It is now The Two Foxes. They don't serve food anymore but the bartender is great guy!read more

This is a nice bar but you need to know that it is no longer O'Neill's. It is now The Two Foxes…read morePub. They no longer serve food but they spin great tunes.