On vaca, looking for live music & our ears lead the way here. Very festive people, who let us sit…read morew/ them, friendly bartenders & enjoyed our Guinness on a Bank Holiday! Nothing was opened so it was refreshing that they were. Thank you & Cheers!!

Hayden's pub very biased towards tourists from other country's and from other county's in…read moreIreland. I went in there with family from the united States for drinks around this time of the year ( Christmas ) . We were not well received by the guy at the bar as he asked if we were locals , I replied No . We live in Boston, my brother lives in Nass we were visiting. We were refused drinks because we were not locals, the bar man replied we only serve locals at Christmas time. I was utterly disgusted by this explanation , Locals only at Christmas time. I hope the board of tourism looks at this post . Hayden's pub instead of stars I give them 5 I highly recommend!!!! Not to visit this pub if you are from another country or county these people live in their own bubble of privilege . This pub gives the beautiful county of Kildare a black eye. Seosamh. It's against my better judgement to give 1 star only because it would not allow me to post this

It depends what time your coming here to determine your experience. Gets really crowded and the…read morecrowd is a mix of would be yuppies and some older who probably want to be would be yuppies then a hit a mix crowd who don't get to come out much anymore as the mortgage is too high and the babysitter costs a fortune. Good place to come on sports days, the staff are nice, used to be nicer. I dont come as much anymore as I don't find it as charming as I once did I suppose. If you are here for lunch that's hit and miss too, Im celiac and the selection was dreadful. Very disappointing but my mother almost 70 years of age loves the place for lunch. The tables are low and its a funny set up for a meal anyway.

Probably my favourite place in Naas to drink. Lots of little snugs in the front and a fireplace for…read morewinter. The decor gets fancier as you move towards the back. Mixed crowd from golfers to early twenties. They have a great beer garden with sofas and keg tables. Only gripe is that it gets too packed.

A strong word of caution. Be very careful to check your…read morechange if tendering cash at this establishment.

Great hot whiskeys. Whisky from the barrel. I love this place. From the stained glass windows…read moreyour stepping back in time. Truly you are, Tommy doesn't like women sitting at the bar or drinking pints so ................................ but in saying that its a lovely pub, no singing as famous past customers will tell you. Rules are rules and it doesn't matter who you are. Its good to see Tommy is cool. It makes you think if the Kardashians came in the door he would throw them out. Thankfully there are still people in the world like this. Definitely one of my favourite pubs in Naas.

Solid Pub food for anyone who loves deep fried stuff. The menu doesn't offer many healthy options,…read morebut overall solid quality. Great staff and atmosphere, the place tends to be crowded at peak times, so reservations are advised.

Great cocktail menu, large menu with a lot to choose from! This is a trendier pub in Naas that has…read morea lot of seating so it would be a great place to bring a group of people. The servers were very friendly and attentive. The service was fast as well! I ordered a martini which was a great cocktail, not too sweet with a lot of passion fruit. I had the vegetable soup which came out piping hot and was a great starter. I ordered the chicken sandwich that was on special that day. The chicken was fried perfectly and was tender and juicy. The fries were seasoned well and had a nice bite to them. I ended with the sticky toffee sundae which was huge! The portions here are generous and items could easily be split between two people. They have a very extensive menu, including many vegan options! There is something for everyone here. They have their own parking lot so you don't have to worry about street parking or a parking garage. This was a great stop while I was staying in Naas. I would highly recommend checking this place out.

Where would I start. The only thing good when we entered this place was how clean it was. That's…read moreabout it. Went to the bar were there was signs for cocktails, now this was a Wednesday night but anyway I ordered a beer and my gf ordered a mojitio. Barman said he couldn't do it because it wasn't set up and he'd no mint leaves but right in front of us was a bunch of mint leaves in a jar. Then he severed us our drinks and walked off to look at his phone and he never came back to chat. He made us feel like we weren't wanted. Place had the atmosphere of a confessional box.

Stopped in on a recommendation. Service was friendly and they were quick to bring us our round of…read moreGuinness. Had the nachos and calamari for apps. Nachos were a bit strange although I suppose that's what I get for ordering them in an Irish pub. Calamari was good but portion size was small. Fish and chips and steak sandwiches were good. Found out they also had a restaurant upstairs with a different menu. Place was quite lively and fun.

I love this place, you can always get a seat, the staff are lovely, the beer is good. Nothing…read morepretentious here like in a lot of places. The bar is old school no frills, the lounge was decorated about 5 or six years ago and its comfy, the bathrooms are clean and there is a smoking area. The location is great, and its full of regulars. If your full of shit, pretentious or up your own waxy then you wont like it, but that's OK, you wont fit in anyway.

Traditional Irish pub located in the old building of Ivy Inn and Lounge. Had a drink of whiskey and…read morea fish and chips. Fish and chips were well done, freshly fried fish, very puffy and crispy pastry, fish tasted flaky, and very crispy fries as well.

Large selection of alcohol and beer at the bar. Went around 7:30 PM during s normal weeknight and…read morecould have a conversation without being talked over. Entree of beef brisket and veggies was great, the carrot soup was also wonderful. Service was attentive and prices were reasonable for what you get! Will go back.

My first Irish restaurant/pub in Ireland. Went in with no expectations and did not leave…read moredisappointed. There is a bar in the front of the restaurant and the main seating can be found in the back. I had my first fish and chips, beer battered, with a piece of lemon and tartar sauce. It was pretty tasty. I got it from the starters page and it was plenty to satisfy my hunger. I had a lager with my fish and that was good too. The food came out pretty quickly and the server was very nice. We paid the food at the bar with another server, so we were not sure how and where to tip. There was no tip line on the cc receipt either. That was interesting. Overall, I would come back and maybe try one of their burgers as well.

Located in the heart of Dublin, Brasserie 66 boasts a lively atmosphere. Opting for the Super…read moreGreens dish, I was disappointed to find a minuscule portion of quinoa, and the dressing proved excessively spicy, rendering it difficult to finish. On a positive note, the focaccia was enjoyable. Our companions savored the Shepherd's Pie and pork belly, yet considering the average quality of the meal, we felt we could have found better value elsewhere for MUCH less. The server, Eduardo,, was amazing. Our favorite part of the whole experience.

Average food. Guinness served carelessly. Waiter had better things to do. Pleasant room.read more