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House

4.0 (60 reviews)
PriceyBars, Mediterranean
Wed • 10:00 am - 1:00 AM (Next day)
Thu • 10:00 am - 1:00 AM (Next day)

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Riham B.

This really is one of my favorite places in Dublin, I take everyone here. Their cocktails are delicious, the decor inside is beautiful, and I am absolutely in love with their garden. The garden also has another bar outside, that looks like a greenhouse. I have now tried every item on their menu (yes, really. We go in groups) and it's all delicious. The steak crostini are my favorites, followed by the breaded mushrooms. On the weekends late at night, it becomes a club. I have to say it's not my favorite as a club, but I like chilling there with cocktails or wine on week days in the evening.

HOUSE Dublin - Entrance
Gigi L.

Is this hot spot a big secret or what...?! Heard it from a friend who heard it from a friend who heard it from another this is the place to mess around! So, I gave it a shot and am here to shout about it with flying colors! You wouldn't know it was there if the statues of two dogs located at the entrance didn't catch your eye. It's a spot that is right in the heart of Georgian Dublin. Enter into what used to be a Georgian home but has been transformed into one of the coolest - if not THE coolest - spaces in Dublin. Private lounges, parlours, sitting rooms, tables for two and a huge garden space abound in the House. Grab a seat - there's a wealth of them - and eat, drink and be merry. There is literally no bad seat in the House! The lunch eats and lite bites are visually appealing. And, the cocktail, wine and beer list is absolutely extensive and somewhat reasonable. There are several bars to get your drink on as well! Then there's the garden / patio space - the most inviting and gorgeous patio setting I have seen yet in Dublin. This is not a beer garden - it's a champagne dream! In the evening, the red room downstairs turns into a nightclub. Cover charges are collected at midnight. Also, apparently, there's an 'open house' now and then which is a way that this establishment gives back to the community for keeping it in business! It's the best kept secret in Dublin but now it's out of the bag!

Stevie M.

We came to the classy House for a quick lunch but it turned out to be anything but quick. House exudes modern elegance and seems to attract business clientele. The decor is quirky, we sat at an old boardroom type table with low comfortable armchairs for seating. The first thing that struck me when I walked in to House was the opulence, I can't express how rich everything is. The cocktail menu only helped to enhance this feeling of elegance. Even though it was lunchtime on a Wednesday we all went for a cocktail. I went for the Cuban Ivy which was a rum based drink with a sharp tangy aftertaste. As with any good cocktail it was extremely moreish, but I managed to resist a second. Food wise I opted for a simple club sandwich but to be honest it was a little dry and a little bit of a let down. I really liked House overall but the service wasn't great - at one point a waiter began to take our order and then drifted off half way through, it was a bizarre moment and he never did come back, luckily another waiter was on hand to take the full order. Overall House was ok, not exceptional, but definitely worth a visit.

Yummy cocktail
Nnenna I.

Big fan of House, very nice and friendly staff. Tapas is good and filling, cocktails are delicious it all adds up with the hefty bill but sure one only lives once. The crowd in House is great, it's easy to chat with friends while listening to old school music that I remember from the 90s. Il

Sharon S.

Don't get it... First impressions, I just don't get it! Yes, it's a great looking bar and has no many different sides to it, my fave being the garden area out the back however between the service and the food, I left a little disappointed after having this on my go-to list for so long. It was a quiet early afternoon, we sat out back and it was a little windy but what was so annoying is that every like 5 mins, the waitress keep closing the electric awning only for the manager/host or dude that doesn't have to wear the uniform, kept opening it... I felt like shouting, Oi, cut it out! It was annoying, the noise plus let's face it yes it's a gorgeous garden and some natural light is better but it's windy and chilly so just leave it closed, you're not the one sitting out here with your cardigan and scarf still on you! The food also took some time to come, the waitress was possible new at this as she was very awkward coming and going from the table; the final straw was when my husband was still eating, she came to clear away dishes, ok, take mine away however she proceeded to consolidate his plates including moving his knife and fork off the plate he was eating from; back off lady, he's eating! Some basic dining etiquette and it just wasn't displayed by the staff. There was also a delay with our drinks, having ordered a drink within 5 mins of arriving, it was nearly 30 mins later before we got them. The order went to a bar that was closed, so the actual barman never got the order, didn't feel this was dealt with very well and as I ordered a cocktail, it then took another 10 mins after they discovered the mistake before we finally had a beverage on the table. tut tut! I only live up the round from here however it's just not impressed me; wouldn't be rushing back.

Peach and plum cocktail
Vivienne M.

Very nice place, the veranda is huge, and the garden is covered and with heat (yes even in winter and on rainy days you can have a drink outside) Nice cocktails menu, I had a Peach and Plum and it was perfect If you have never been here yet I totally recommand to try after work for exemple!!

Look for the proud pooches.
Alice T.

How has House not made it to Yelp yet? Beautiful surrounds, a light filled conservatory, and an alfresco garden beyond - House immediately feels like home. A bustling lunch spot: the menu is simple but oh so tasty fare. Daily sandwich and soup specials are always worth a look, though it's hard to go past the chicken quesadillas. House kicks up a notch as the sun goes down, opening its doors for dinner and a newly minted nightclub downstairs. House: yup, you'll be wanting the address.

the covered garden area is sooo pretty
Stefano P.

Really enjoy going there for food, coffee or drinks. Inside is pretty spacious but cosy at the same time with lovely interiors - the "homely" look really works - but my favourite part is the covered garden area. It's pretty big and just LOVE the way it's decorated, the chairs, fairy lights.. very very nice. They serve some pretty good food as well and staff is always really friendly. Will keep coming.

Cutest cocktail
Grace L.

I was only ever here for cocktails but the setting, atmosphere and the drinks were ace. The garden area out the back is gorgeous and I could happily spend an evening sipping on a cool drink out there. The drinks are pricey enough but to be expected in this part of the city in such a beautiful setting.

Sean E.

Probably my new favourite haunt in Dublin. Classy and cool the crowd who frequent are a good bunch. Drinks are at decent prices and the food is fantastic. The massive covered garden area makes for an attractive destination for drinks when you have smoker mates or just fancy some air away from the loud music. Bonus is the two dogs outside!

Quentin D.

It was described to me as a night club for grown ups, as it turned out it was a pretty good description (whether i like it or not, I am 40, I am a grown up, there is really very little I can do about it!) We spent the eve in the greenhouse, out the back, beside the very ornate and warm smoking area, the bar was impressively stocked and comfortable. Highlight of the eve was the cocktail ordered by one of the guys - it came in a glass skull, it was cool!

Salad
Jennie C.

I came here for lunch during a weekday (haven't been here for drinks yet). It was super low-key, well-lit, had lots of nice spaces and was a great place to have a chat. They have a nice menu for lunch choices - there's salads, soups, sandwiches, full meals, and bites. Definitely get the bravas to share - they're super yummy! I loved the sour cream and salsa sauces that came on top. My salad was really good and the prawns were very fresh. I would definitely come back for lunch some time!

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The Blind Pig Speakeasy - Bar area

The Blind Pig Speakeasy

4.2(97 reviews)
1.1 km•South Inner City
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A cozy speakeasy hidden away beneath an unassuming Italian restaurant serving bespoke cocktails,…read moresmall plates, pastas and more. It's a pretty small place and it feels very hidden so making a reservation is probably a good idea. How it works: walk downstairs (look for the neon sign that says "sshhh!") and GENTLY press the pig head on your left at the bottom to open the secret door. Our server was a gem and helped us navigate the extensive craft cocktail menu-I LOVED THE "breakfast of champions " and my wife enjoyed the noonin which was a bit of a riff on a margarita. We started with the creamy burratta with grilled pears and bread-heavenly and so fresh. For mains I got the pasta with beef and onions(yum!), but the standout was the braised short ribs with creamy mashed potatoes-amazing! -and at €30 a fantastic value. In fact everything was very reasonably priced and cocktails were only €15 each. Out entire bill was just €120-at least 50% less than a comparable meal at a quality restaurant in the US. Highly recommended (shhh!)

Date: Monday, June 22nd, 2026 Time: around 7:45pm…read moreParty of: 4 *Nonin (€15) *Attache (€15) *DCI Swanson (€15) *Shin Kicker (€15) It was our first day in Dublin and we just finished a whiskey tasting. What to do after that? Our answer was to hit a cocktail bar. We didn't have a reservation, but they told us if we were quick (like an hour or less), we could be seated. (They had a rez afterwards.) We only wanted a round, so that was fine by us. I was on a refreshing cocktail kick so I got the noinin. On the menu it was listed as "Dublin's Best Margarita 2018" so I had to try. It was what I was craving. Slightly tart, not too sweet, etc. Tho I prefer a lil more spirit forward. But it was a good drink to have after pours of whiskey earlier. Vibe is boisterous. Decor is a little cave like. Walking thru an italian resto was in the spirit it being a speakeasy. Glad we stopped by. REVIEW #4115

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The Blind Pig Speakeasy - BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS Malt & Pot Still Blend Irish Whiskey - BP Brown Butter Lemon Curd - Sour OJ

BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS Malt & Pot Still Blend Irish Whiskey - BP Brown Butter Lemon Curd - Sour OJ

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The Temple Bar

3.9(746 reviews)
1.4 km•Temple Bar
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I saw the famous Temple Bar on social media so I had to visit it on my trip to Ireland. The…read moreoutside facade was bright and fun. You are instantly drawn to it and the live music you can hear coming from the inside, I visited on a Tuesday at about 1pm and the place was packed. We could not initially find a place to sit. You are not greeted as you walk in and there is no one to check in with to get a table. You are on your own scavenger hunt for a place to sit. We were lucky and stalked someone that was just leaving so we were able to sit. We also had to quickly figure out that there is a QR code with a table number next to it to order your drinks and food. I ordered The Irish Mint and my aunt had the Old Fashioned. We also had a toastie for a snack. The Irish Mint and Old Fashioned were very good - probably the best drinks we had during our Ireland trip. They were strong and had good flavor. The 2 drinks came out to about $38 euros, so pricier than the average pub in Dublin. The Toastie was delish! It was double stacked, had a good amount of cheese, was full of flavor, and had a nice crispy to it too. The sauces was also good and complemented the flavors of the toastie, The pickle was extra good. I was not expecting to have such a good toastie, but I was pleasantly surprised. The pub atmosphere was fun. The live music was back to back. One musician finished up and another 2 were setting up. People sang along to the music and made it feel very lively. The decor was very festive with lots and lots of Christmas decorations all over the bar, particularly in the ceiling. Overall, we had a good experience. The restaurant was vibey and fun. The food and drinks are delicious. The prices are much higher than your average pub. My biggest issue was not being greeted or helped to get table.

3.5 STARS Date:…read moreMonday, June 22nd, 2026 Time: around 10:15am Party of: 3 *Irish Coffee x2 *Whiskey Pour My group had flown in super early. We managed to check into our hotel, have breakfast, and now hit up temple bar. (We were trying to help our friend kill time until it was time for him to check into his VRBO.) I did not get an itemized receipt, but our total charge ended up being 44.65 euro. (Not sure if this included tip.) I believe the pour was probably redbreast. Since it was early, it was pretty chill and empty. There was still live music. We sat a a high top and had one round. Our server was patient and sweet. I knew what I wanted, but I think it took a while for the rest in my party to decide. Vibe might have been different later in the day, but it was as expected for a gloomy morning. REVIEW #4111

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The Old Storehouse

4.3(237 reviews)
1.3 km•Temple Bar
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The Old Storehouse is a Dublin pub with casual seating, live music, Guinness on tap (of course),…read moreand delicious eats. My husband and I stopped by for dinner and I ordered a caesar salad and their fish chowder. The caesar was great but my gosh the fish chowder and accompanying brown bread rocked my socks. So, much so, that I did what I never do--I revisited this spot more than once on the same trip (so many places to explore I almost never do this!). That fish chowder is craveable. They do live music on occasion as well and so we were able to enjoy that while sipping our Guinness. The prices are reasonable and the service is friendly. They aren't as small as they look at first glance, on one of our visits, we sat upstairs which has a second dining area. Amazing! Get to it!

Loud music, cheap drinks and good food…read more Place was absolutely packed with people in town for the American Football game so service was dreadfully slow. Had to excuse ourselves from the table multiple times to freshen drinks. The food was good. Once again, absolute star was the Buffalo Wings! Ireland? I mean what??? Perfectly cooked, sauced nicely, just spectacular! The band was playing a mix and of Irish Music and American Rock songs played to Irish tunes. Very fun and well engaged with the crowd. The restaurant itself is cozy and very warm. A great night was had by all!

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Irish lamb stew 3.5/5

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No Name Bar

3.7(88 reviews)
1.0 km•South Inner City
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Highly recommend visiting if you're in the area. This bar is nicely tucked away from a lot of the…read moretourist destination bars. Look out for the entrance or you might miss it! Great for both beer and cocktails. Watching the bartenders craft drinks was an art form. Service was attentive as well. Lots of great seating, both indoor and outdoor. We opted to sit outdoors on a mild November night which ended up being a really nice experience. It was pretty busy even on a Sunday night. If you're in the area, definitely add No Name Bar to your list!

This place goes by two names, depending on if you are looking at Google Maps, or on Yelp. Google…read moreMaps calls it "The Bar With No Name" (and so do it's proprietors in the hotel above). But Yelp calls it "No Name Bar." Late at night, this is the place to be. The music is loud, the place is hoppin', and everyone is movin' and groovin'. It's LOADS of fun, I can't express that enough - but it DOES get packed! If you are staying in Kelly's Hotel up above it, you MUST visit at least once to see what all the fuss is and why your hotel room is rattling until 2 or 3 in the morning. They have DJs playing every Friday and Saturday "from 10pm until late" as it's billed on their website. It's connected to the hotel, so if you are staying there, you can just head down the stairs to enter. From street level, use the entrance with the snail hanging above the black door with the address number of "3" on the door. It's so easy to walk past and not notice it. The entrance is JUST past the sidewalk patio for L'Gueuleton.

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No Name Bar - Our gorgeous bartender and my lovely spanish friend, Anita...

Our gorgeous bartender and my lovely spanish friend, Anita...

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