First time visit here Monday 27-07-2026. Almost missed the dining area at the back of a long…read morecorridor. Friendly, cozy pub in central Dublin. Stop for lunch after a big walkabout the city. Doheny & Nesbitt was established in 1828. Now is a refurbished, but extremely comfortable Victorian Heritage Pub. Live music nightly. Our server was Shane who brought drinks, wine (e9.50), beer (e8.80) & menus right away. Lunch was a chicken Caesar wrap (e14.50) & Doheny's toasted special - premium sliced ham, mature Dubliner Cheddar, red onion and beef tomato, served with chips, salad and coleslaw (e11.95) excellent toastie at a great price. Also cup of soup (e5). Hours: M-W 9am-12:30am, Thu-Sat 9am-1:30am, Sun 10am-12:30am A nice relaxing lunch at a great value. Thank you Shane & staff for your great hospitality. Nick & Liz, Albany, NY, USA

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.

Went for a late lunch after Book of Kells and ICE museum. As it is north of the river. Place was…read moremuch bigger than expected and we sat i. The quieter back room. Food was very good and met some locals.

This pub was such a vibe! There's three different areas, so there's different music all around. The…read morestaff is great and friendly and super fast with the drinks! Loved it here

They actually have about 15 or so different beers on tap. The coolest aspect I've never…read moreencountered before is they served each beer in its specific glass!

Date: Wednesday, June 24th, 2026 Time: around 9:15pm…read moreParty of: 3 *Baileys Coffee (€9.90) *Irish Coffee (€9.90) *Red Breast 12 yo (€13) It was our last night in Dublin, so the remaining three decided to hop around. My friend's name is Peter and this spot was right by our hotel, so we decided to drop by. Just for a round of drinks tho. Felt like your standard bar with TVs. Just order at the bar and bring it back to your table. Simple, no frills. I got the irish coffee but no syrup / sweetness added. (I'm a black coffee kinda girl.) It was good. I like mine stiffer, but that's just the lush in me. Fun for a quick stop. REVIEW #4131

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

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!

We came to Madigans after a long day exploring Dublin, and it was the perfect way to end the day…read more We had a phenomenal meal. Two people in our party ordered the bangers and mash and absolutely loved it, while I had the Guinness pork ribs...and I still dream about them! The service was quick, friendly, and attentive. One of our party members accidentally left her bracelet at the table, and a hostess actually ran after us to return it, which was very thoughtful. We had a wonderful experience at Madigans and would happily return the next time we're in Dublin!

We stopped here for dinner. We got the Whiskey Gaelic Chicken, lamb stew and the bangers and mash…read more It was all very good. Service was good- our food came out fast. It has a nice pub vibe.

We stumbled across this place thanks to ChatGPT. We had the pleasure of having Natalia wait on us…read more Natalia was so kind and attentive. We asked for local recommendations where we could hear live music and she gave us so many great suggestions. The food was awesome as well. The chicken wings were cooked to perfection. The fish & chips and filet steak sandwich were great as well. We loved the vibe. It's a great place!!

Great atmosphere, we were greeted like we were locals. Hung out upstairs for some Guinness and…read morefood. Casual vibe overall with really friendly staff. We were hoping for some live music but maybe we were a bit too early, 7:00pm.

Loved everything about this place! The staff, the food, the drinks, and the Halloween decorations…read morewere all out! We will be back.

Date: Tuesday, June 23rd, 2026 Time: around 11pm…read moreParty of: 3 *Pours of Whiskey x3 (around €35) This was our 3rd stop on a crawl back to our hotel. I think the hubby sat this one out and the rest of us got one pour each of most likely red breast 12. That's kinda what we had been drinking most of the night. I'm not sure on pricing, but the charge was $38.44 USD, so I'm guessing it was about what I listed above in euro. It was actually pretty busy when we got here. Ended up sitting outside to have the drinks. Your standard kinda divey pub / bar. Fun fact, I heard this is called The Ginger Man since it's named after the novel of the same name by JP Donleavy. The book is set in Dublin in the late 40s and the protagonist is a hard drinking student at Trinity College. REVIEW #4124

Enjoyed my lunch here after seeing the prison. Bangers and mash were so good! Large and hearty…read moreserving

Food, service and ambiance is great. Had a delicious burger,…read morecooked very well and served without delay