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    Lundy foots

    4.3 (22 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    Veronica J.

    Decided to check out this place as our tour guide recommended it for Irish food experience. Nice quirky pub with table service. Quite traditional pub setting, Our order was taken quite quickly, and I really enjoyed my Irish stew! Portion size was quite decent, too! Perhaps a bit pricey, but we are in Dublin after all!

    Natalie T.

    Ambience: 1/1 Service: 1/1 Food: 2/3 Came here as part of a pub crawl night with a tour guide. Good vibes and definitely a fun place to be! The food was decent, though not anything special. Between the table we got to try a bit of each appetizer and while they were all alright, none were exceptional. My friend and I got the Beef & Guinness Pie (€16.95) expecting it to be a pie and was quite surprised that it... wasn't (see attached picture). Overall, nothing to complain about but I wouldn't say Lundy Foots is anything exceptional either. Most of the fare offered can be found at other restaurants.

    David M.

    Located in Temple Bar along River Liffey. Beautiful Pub with all the beverages you'd expect. The pub food was a notch and above most we took in. The music was certainly excellent. The staff was super friendly and accommodating. Certainly a stop we'd repeat if our travels take us back to Dublin.

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    Steven O.

    Went for a lunch, Lundy has a traditional Irish cuisine. A great lamb or Guinness pie, top notch Irish coffees. Also got a garlic parm fries with a side of blue cheese mayo- absolutely delicious. Ambiance is nice. Priced a little high

    Irish Coffee

    This is the first place we visited in Dublin, which was recommended by the hotel front desk and WOW, it was AMAZING! For starters we ordered the Fried Brie and Cauliflower Bites, and for the main course, we had the Beef & Guinness Pie and also the Irish Stew. Everything was absolutely DELICIOUS!! The staff was attentive, kind and very helpful, but the one person we will always remember is Jill the manager. She knows how to welcome you and treated us like family. Great service!! She wrote down a list with recommendations of places & addresses which are must sees while we were here. Best first experience ever!!

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    Andy Y.

    This place was the epitome of where I thought Irish pubs would be like. I loved it! Interior: Great spot for large groups. I came during the time of a live show who was signing Irish folksongs. Damn this guy got some beats and some tunes. I love the environment and the wholesome community that you get brought into with the interactive music and playing. Food: Beef Guinness Pie: It is so comforting this food lol After a long day get a pint or whiskey and have this meal. It hits the spot and just makes you happy. The soupy sauce is great as well. Overall: This place just got me so happy to be in Dublin. The music was dope af. I sang along and it was beautiful lol

    Duo performing some Irish traditionals and interesting acoustic versions of U2, Springsteen, and other familiar bands.
    Augie R.

    Lundy Foot's is a great spot for Irish drink, food and music in Tempe Bar. It's a few blocks away from the craziest part of Temple Bar, so you might avoid some of the worst of it. Service isn't great here--we had to wait 15 minutes after our first round was dry to get anyone to take an order for a second--but the patience may be worth it for great music and drinks that aren't as expensive as other spots along Essex. Cocktails are quite pricey, but the Guinness won't drain your wallet as quickly.

    Fine time with a pint of Kilkenny and of O'Hara's. Top it off with Writer's Tears neat, and you've done Dublin right.
    Michael W.

    Normally I check Yelp for some idea of food suggestions, particularly when traipsing through a new town. Unfortunately couldn't find any info on Yelp when I stumbled upon this pub late on Bank Holiday Monday. Admittedly my partner and I had been traveling all day, and we were hungry and tired. We decided to take a chance at Lundy Foots. And I must say I'm glad we did. If you are a tourist visiting Dublin for the first time and searching for the quintessential "Irish" experience, this just may be the perfect place for you. They have a little bit of something for everyone. The ground floor is romantically dim, and the dark walls are covered with historical photographs. There is plenty of room for large groups, but also intimate booths that are tucked into corners and alcoves. They have an impressive selection of draught beers, and a rather fine whisky collection. While I didn't catch any word of happy hour, they do have slightly reduced prices on spirits before dinner service, usually not more than €1. The food was relatively standard fare, but well-executed. My partner had a deep-fried Edam sandwich with gherkins and a vegetable stew with brown bread. I had the fish and chips (ok, I was in full-on tourist mode...), and they were just fine, not overly deep-fried. A great guitar/mandolin duo called Bualadh Bos played both trad Irish tunes and some classic covers, all while engaging the crowd. I understand they have live music every night from 9-11pm. We might swing by just to catch some music and a pint before we leave Dublin. While I'm admittedly unsure how this place would gauge with locals, it was a fine time for a visitor such as myself. Do recommend.

    Great joint, excellent service from these folks. Orgill (sp?) from Turkey is an outstanding bar tender. Highly recommend his Old Fashioned!

    Freshly poured pint of Guinness
    Scott M.

    Found this pub on the edge of the Temple Bar District which was not too busy with tourists. Came in on a Late Friday afternoon for an early dinner and a pint of Guinness. They had live traditional Irish music and dancers performing when we arrived. We were greeted in a very friendly manner and seated at our choice of table. Drink and food orders taken quickly, we sat back and enjoyed the ambience. My wife had a Ribeye Steak with vegetables which she raved about. I had the Steak and Guinness Pie with mashed potatoes on the side which was delicious. The service was very attentive and the interior of the restaurant was clean and modern. The prices were on par with other area pubs and seemed reasonable. I would come here again.

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    Great atmosphere. Was able to get a table for 5 right away. Had drinks and lunch. The service was good with good recommendations.

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    I had the Steak and Guinness Pie with mashed potatoes on the side which was delicious.

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