Cozy pub on a rainy night. Exactly what you'd expect from an Irish pub. Wonderful bartenders.read more

Classic Irish Bar. It was hopping! lots of fun and cold Guiness. Staff was engaging....If visiting…read moreIreland/Dublin a must stop for you

This joint is old school and very clean.. one of the better pubs in D2 if a bit off the beaten path…read morethey said. Stopped by on an early Thursday afternoon for a pint just to check it out after some folks recommended the joint! Walking in.. I don't think it's changed much in the last 50 years and that's a good thing. Met a few locals as well as a good looking woman in a LOW CUT blouse and chatted about the town for a bit! Great pint/ great service/ must stop joint. talk later

My wife and I came upon this place at a stop for the Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour of Dublin…read more We both had the Irish Stew and I had the compulsory pint of Guinness The bathroom was absolutely immaculate

This is such a cool chill little neighborhood pub! Loved the drinks, can't go wrong with a…read moreGuinness! Staff was fast and attentive.

Situated right near St. Patricks since like 1619 I had to check it out in a driving rainstorm!…read more Showed up early afternoon & it was pretty obvious they don't like tourists here at all. The girl pretended like she was organizing the stuff for the toasties while customers sat there dry. She spent most of her time talking to the locals at the end of the bar or outside smoking. Finally got a beer giving a new meaning to *DRY STOUT* as she jammed the tapped handle like it was her ex husband!? Haha. Couple customers near me muttered "Fuckkkking worst service evah" after trying to get a beer for 10 mins and walking out!? Inside is not much to speak except for maybe the old fireplace. Would not recommend this joint at all// talk later

Walked right up to the bar and got our confession box whiskeys straight away. Hung out amongst a…read morelot of loud laughter and cheerful friends. Left feeling just right

Does not serve food. Tiny, but welcoming. A locals haunt with a nice upstairs where you can look…read moredown into the bar. The bartender will gladly hear your confession, but cannot give absolution! Just great drinks and good conversation... everything you could want in a proper watering hole.

We stopped in here for food and Guinness. The shepherds pie and fish and chips were amazing! We…read moreloved the atmosphere and, of course, there's Mark. Very cool vibe and, the food...chef's kiss!

Visited here a few times back in January and this pub stood out to me from my trip. Awesome spot…read moretucked away in an alley, feels like a hidden gem. Loads of cool stuff hanging on the walls inside and out. I loved having a pint by the fireplace and talking to the bartenders. The lunch was tasty and filling and I got a perfect Guinness pour here. Highly recommend everyone makes this a priority during their trip to Dublin!

I live in the neighborhood and this is one of the pubs that kept coming up when I asked people for…read morerecommendations. We came in after work and it was pretty busy and by the time we left, it was packed with lots of people outside. I thought it had a pretty authentic feel, and I would go back again.

Really fun spot to have some beers and socialize. Beer prices are reasonable and they have a really…read moregood selection. Irish lager and Guinness stout are my two favorites there. Have been there two nights in a row so far and closed the place down. Great staff

Doheny & Nesbitt was our first pub stop in Ireland. It was the day we landed, and after taking the…read morecool Vintage Tea tour around town. After the bus dropped us off, we took the short walk over to enjoy a wee pint. Gayle, Fern, and Don chose Guinness Stout, while I went for a Murphy's version. We arrived late afternoon when the there were available seats. Service was good, people were friendly, and this place soaks of Irish history going way back. We were also excited to be in Ireland and perhaps let our conversations go on a bit long. By the time we looked up, the place was packed and it was time to move on. Maybe we should have had something to eat, but the tea bus fed us well. I would have also liked to walk around the multiple floors of this place, but maybe next time.

Our first stop while arriving in Dublin. Great service upon entering the pub and the bartender gave…read moreus some good insights on what to do while being in Dublin. Ultimately it was a lovely chat and made it a good start of our trip. I had my first pint of Guinness I absolutely loved it and became my favorite beer. To go along with the pint, we had cottage pie (gluten free) and a classic toastie. They were both quite excellent and blew our expectations out of the water. I recommended going here to hangout, eat and enjoy the vibes.

Coming from Boston, the pubs old charm has won me over. It is small but quaint, and the staff know…read morewhat they are doing so everything is done at a very good pace. The guinness I had was the perfect pour and the Irish meal was quite homey. I was very pleased with my meal and my drink. It is a great atmosphere, wonderful simple foods and solid beer. However, men's toilet not the cleanest and the menu could have more variety. I highly recommend trying it if you are visiting Dublin!

Great small plates and 1st bartender that gave us a shamrock on our pint of Guinness! Oldest Pub in…read moreDublin. Highly recommend!