Great staff & the lounge is nicely put together like any other one but, the ambiance can be updated…read moreslightly. Ireland breakfast is always excellent in my opinion & cannot ever go wrong.

Easy check-in although know that priority pass members will be downgraded for entry if the lounge…read moreis busy/full. Offerings are decent, similar to hotel breakfast menu of eggs beans toast ham bacon cheese and mixed fruit. There's a large can beverage selection. Seating area is modest, not as open and spacious as other lounges but overall, this does the job if you want a meal and beverage before the flight.

They seem to have changed the name of the lounge to Liffey Lounge Dublin Airport. It got a…read moreremodel-ish(?) based on the photos. Not bad. Good place to rest. Its right before US preclearance. While it isn't bad it wasn't worth missing my flight for. Customs closes at 4pm even though all other websites note that it closes at 430 or 5....Got there at 4:05 and they said nope. Also preclearance is the worst thing ever. I would rather go through customs at JFK. Honestly ridiculous.

The Liffey Lounge was fine, but nothing fancy. It was pretty crowded when I got there on a Friday…read moreafternoon, but I found a place to sit. They have bread, meat, cheese, salads, soup, packaged sandwiches/salads/desserts, and alcohol and mixers to make your own cocktail plus wine, beer, and soda. I wouldn't go out of my way to go, but it was on the way to my gate. I also think it's worth stopping if you have time if you have the priority pass, but I don't think I would pay extra money to go.

The lounge is located after U.S. Preclearance. It recently reopened after months of refurbishment…read more It was spacious and quiet. There are showers available if needed. We came in as they were setting up lunch. It was decent, but the chocolate chip cookie was a highlight for me. Guinness among other drinks were also available.

I have to admit that this is NOT REALLY a review - because they wouldn't let me in for the…read moreadvertised price of €50 - because it was "full" apparently. See this as a warning folks - unless you are travelling business class then do not count on getting in - even if you have a 4+ hour layover like me. And the other options for food in this wing of the airport are very limited indeed and sad :(

As good as it gets. This is the finest lounge at Dublin airport. The place is not too big, but it…read moreis well laid out, clean, with a great selection of food and great staff. I was taking the morning flight to Abu Dhabi and had stopped here - you can get eggs made to order - how cool is that for a lounge. I had a hot breakfast prepared for myself. The place was not packed and quiet - unlike the other lounges.

Well appointed lounge. Perhaps a bit small for the volume of passengers though - all couches are…read moretaken.

Very basic lounge - was here around 10am on a Monday and it was busy. Food selection was minimal…read morefor breakfast - croissants, cereal, a fruit bowl of whole fruit, and some yogurt parfaits. I'm thinking a lot of people where there to just chill and not really to eat...but definitely a disappointing experience I'd imagine. Seating was decent, but mostly taken. Looked like there were a lot of cushioned chairs but I ended up having to grab a chair at the bar counter. Front Desk folks were a bit distracted and not very warm when I came in, so didn't really seem to have time for me. Definitely not my favorite lounge and recommend you go elsewhere if it's an option!

Stopped here on the way home from Dublin, so nice to go to a place where they have food and…read morebeverages with a nice place to sit and watch the planes come and go, food was good, staff was very friendly and attentive. Got a bit to eat and drink before our flight.

Had an 8 item Full Irish Breakfast... sort of. The eggs were scrambled... not sunny side up. But…read morethe rest of it was good. Nice coffee machine.

Not bad for airport food…read more Alcock & Brown features pastries, coffee, cafeteria style meals, and various snacks for you to dine in or take on the go. I had some time, so I ordered the porkchop with mushroom sauce. I was very satisfied with my meal. It was very flavorful and seemed to use good ingredients. It is certainly contender for the best thing I have eaten at an airport for under $10. Filling, fast, cheap, and tasty. How many airport restaurants can claim all these?

Great airport, large enough to need busses from the plane to the ramp, that's the only downside as…read moreit was raining. Lots of Cafés at all hours selling all the carb options + beer and coffee. Not that im complaining but letting you know to come prepared. Lots of stations to charge and free wifi to continue to work while you wait. Tons of escalators and belts to move you around. JFK T4 learn from DUB or AMS.

Underwhelming experience to be polite. Check-in was smooth . Irish security was a ?? Not sure why…read morethey are still getting people to take off their shoes and belts when US airports have even stopped doing that now. T2 departures airside - very few options to charge phones. No good options for food - no decent Irish breakfast option- both the Fallow & Ryan locations only do a half *ssed option for someone wanting an Irish breakfast - ridiculous. Airport operator needs to seriously get their act together for quality dinning options.

I was dropping off at the airport and had to spend some time there before everything was settled…read morewith my friends onward journey. I flew out from T2 years ago and this was the first time I had cause to witness T1 first hand. The terminal is the older one but it manages to remain a pretty decent looking if almost purposely designed middle of the road terminal interior. Nothing to write home about. The staff however were not brilliant, there was a definite attitude of annoyance at being asked very basic questions about directions and what travellers need to know when checking in etc. The queueing times were long at check in as well as Ryanair had only one lady on running from behind the desk to the automated machines and having to keep everyone right, this held things up a lot, the short queue od about 8 people ahead of us took a long time to be sorted. Once my friend left I hung about a bit longer as I would have left and run right into rush hour. So my experience is all airside. I ate in Starbucks that was fine, as was the coffee, however again the letdown was jaded and tired looking staff, who just could not seem to lift their spirits enough to maintain a basic level of courtesy. Cleanliness in the food area was a bit lacking as most of the free tables were still covered in empties and crumbs. Its still passable as a facility, but most front line staff directly employed by the airport, airlines and the on site businesses could do with more support from their employers to enable them to provide a better service.

I'm traveling and Dublin is by far the WORST airport I have been to. There's zero room to sit and…read moreif you happen to find a spot, it's a painful metal chair. I'm pregnant and need to bring my feet up between international flight. This is the most unfriendly airport towards the elderly, pregnant women, and those with disabilities. I explored the entire airport for 4 hours and there's not even ONE area with minimally a carpeted floor to sit on to bring your feet up. This isn't traveler friendly at all. They treat people like cattle. Sad to see.

The airport was clean and well maintained. The duty free shops were plenty and well stocked…read more The meal options for restaurants and carry out were also plenty. Everyone we interacted with at the airport was helpful and friendly.

I've flown in and out of this airport a few times. A bonus is that when you're flying into the…read moreUnited States, you go through the U.S. pre-clearance facility. This allows you to go through typical customs you would once in America. However, it's done before boarding in Dublin meaning once you land in the States, it's no different than landing domestically. The airport itself is clean and easy to navigate. Employees are helpful and friendly. They've got shops (including my beloved Boots) and restaurants like any other airport.