Last open spot and Christmas eve very pack but the people where supper friendly. Great selection of…read morebeers and the food was good outside smoking area was a plus and di I tell you 3 bars inside this place last one in the back is a resturant

Great whiskey tasting night, a lot of brands present, staff members were enthusiastic and super…read morehelpful. A bit too crowded and hot thought for a small venue.

Beautiful patio plenty of outdoor seating. Bartenders are funny jokesters. Did not try the food but…read morelooked good.

I live very close to it I've gone there for the past 11 years 3 good restaurant very nice people…read morereally nice food

I can't believe that it has taken me so long to write about this one, but this place is truly the…read morequintessential neighborhood pub. The atmosphere is rich with local charm and friendly conversation, and the moment stroll into Gravediggers, you're immediately aware that you are in a real pub, not some Temple Bar tourist trap. My bartender was friendly and poured one of the best pints of Guinness that I have ever had. As soon as I took my first sip, I knew that Gravediggers was home. Yes, it was a bit of hike get to this temple of Guinness goodness, but I would gladly do it again... and will the next time I'm in town.

We were told that the gravedigger Tavern was a must see so we hopped in an Uber and went a few…read moremiles to the John kavanagh Gravedigger tavern. It's next to a huge graveyard and was established in 1833 so the gravediggers could have a place to talk and drink their favorite beverage. There are two sections one is for drinking and the other is for eating. The folks there were super friendly as we first had a pint of delicious beer then we wandered to the food side. The service was excellent as I had the potato soup which was delicious and cheap. My wife and daughter split the Irish rolls and they fell in love with them. It was a great experience and I would definitely highly recommend anyone in Dublin to visit this place. This place is for anyone looking to have a pint of reasonable priced beer and delicious reasonably priced food plus the allure of the graveyard and all of its many different gravestones.

I gave this one star because zero stars was not possible when we first walked in we got our food…read morethere was not a lot of options, but it was okay as we sat down. The table was dirty and had plates on it after I finished my questionable meal I realised that there was a pick and mix on the floor containing wrappers spuds and sausages then I went to the bathroom as I opened up the toilet seat I realised that there was some orange substance on the seat when I came back to the table. I ordered a sticky toffee pudding when this pudding came out. It was as cold as the Antarctic and it did not come at utensils. Come here if you want I would never come again

I was there for dinner with my husband and father-in-law one evening sometime last year (as it was…read morefull in our usual pub, The Hole in the Wall), and was pleasantly surprised with the dinner. I had the steak sandwich (don't know the proper menu title for it), but it was simply delish. Since then I haven't been back there until a friend convinced me that they have a really good carvery as well as really good lasagne and should meet up for lunch on a Sunday. And suffice to say, both are true, and if you get half portions (small), it's really worth it as you get same amount of veg and potatoes. So all in all, if you are in the area/vicinity of Phoenix Park, don't just go to the Hole in the Wall, try Cumiskey's, you won't be disappointed.

Fantastic non-touristy pub with live music and great bartenders like Carlos who make the afternoon…read morememorable. Don't just go to Temple Bar when in Dublin. In fact skip that and venture out. This is very close walking distance to Jameson, so a great after distillery experience.

Know what you're getting into before coming here…read more My girlfriend and I were jonesing for some Irish music done by the locals and were told all around town this was one of the places that has it on a regular basis. Upon entering it was pretty packed, and my girlfriend and I were searching for the live music and where the band was going to set up if indeed there was going to be live music. Now here is where it gets funny my yelp friends, when we searched the outside bar area and still couldn't find it, I went up to the bar and asked one of the bartenders when do the musicians arrive and his reply was, " they are in the corner over there playing already." The three-person band was playing very softly and in the most far-reaching left side of the bar hidden away. You could not really hear it and when I say the place was jammed pack with people near them, I am not joking, we could barely see them. I had half a beer here as my girlfriend and I weren't in the mood to stand the whole time to music we could barely hear. I appreciate that this is an old bar that people frequent, kind of reminded me of the dive bars in Philly to a degree but just know what you are in for before coming if this is the bar you ultimately choose for a night out. As always people SYOY!!!!

This place was a delight. We actually ended up here twice in two nights. The first night was quite…read moreslow and they seemed to be closing early but I still enjoyed a pint. The bartender was very nice. The second night they had some trad musicians playing and they were phenomenal. It was the first real trad we saw in Dublin and it leaned a bit towards Celtic punk which was fantastic.

The Chef failed to braise or cook cabbage alongside, pork chop as the recipe required. I kid you…read morenot they served up raw cabbage. Very disappointing and unacceptable considering we were a large group and were a referral to Mulligans for Easter Sunday dinner.

Solid bar with made to order pizzas and a generous selection of beers and craft cocktails. Plus…read morelive music on the weekends.

Great spot in the Smithfield neighborhood of Dublin, not too far from the Jameson Distillery. Not…read morea traditional Irish pub, more like an American dive bar. If you are a tourist, don't go to the tourist trap that Temple Bar is, and visit Frank Ryan's, which will be a much more authentic Irish experience.

Visited a while back with a couple of girlfriends for some unplanned, impromptu drinks after work…read moreat the weekend. The live music that started at around half ten was decent enough but we found it impossible to hear each other properly as it was so loud so we felt pretty put out having come here for a girly catch up. Suffice to say we don't stay for too long. Alcohol prices and service were average and I didn't feel there was a huge amount of character or warmth to the place. The crowd were a strange mish mash of locals. The pub just didn't come across as somewhere I could be comfortable in for the night and I wouldn't rush back to it in a hurry!

Usually I hate live music. I think we can all agree that there's nothing worse than going for a few…read morequiet drinks with your mates, and some poxnugget with guitar and an amplifier ends up making it impossible to do anything other than sip your drink and nod at ur mates, pretending you've heard what they just said. ANNYYWWAAYY.... This was not how I felt about the entertainment in the canal bar. The guy singing was so good that I didn't even realize it was live. I genuinely thought someone had put a Michael Jackson CD on. Dude should be on the X factor or something, he was fantastic and was great for interacting with the crowd Bar staff were great (although I'm being biased because I play football with one of them), but they were very friendly and made an awesome cocktail for my GF. (I'll post the picture after I steal it from her instagram). Drinks were pricey, but I'll definitely be back again