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Murrays Bar

4.0 (179 reviews)
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Open • 8:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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Touristy
Live music

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Brisket fries
Trice T.

Had a nice time at Murray's it's close to our hotel and the food is really great. They have plenty of tvs and they are great for groups and couples. The service staff were attentive and it's a spot we will come back to.

Fried Brie-delicious!!
Chris R.

The food was awesome. Started with a fried Brie and wings. Both were really good. Then roasted chicken with a potato gratin was very good. And the fish & chips were some of the best!! We were a large group so orders were taken fast but food & drinks arrived slow. When the music started and the Celtic dancers came on it was a really fun happy time!!!

Daren R.

The security guy at our hotel provided us with a few restaurant choices in Dublin within a twenty minute walk. We decided on Murrays Bar which had a classy entance and could hear loud Irish music coming from within as the door opened. Well illuminated displays of liquor at several areas of the restaurant. A four piece Irish band was playing fast and furious on stage and the crowd was singing along. The ambiance was great and the place was standing room only. There was a thirty minute wait for a table, and in a huge two story restaurant at 830pm that was a good sign that its a great place. We sat at the bar and ordered an Aperol Spritz and a Western Herd Brewing Blue Jumper craft beer. We listened to the band with our drinks in hand. Our table downstairs was ready and took the short walk. Another brightly lit full liquor bar next to our table. The server gave us a few recommendations and decided on Beef & Guinness Pie, Deep Fried Irish Brie with a chicken wings appetizer. The Brie was crazy good and supposedly the best seller here. Although the Beef & Guinness Pie pleased my palate, it was evident from the charcoal smell and taste that the bottom of the kettle was burnt and we informed the server. The restaurant had nice music and the price was great at 70€.

Dana K.

Delicious and convenient! We all enjoyed our entrees. After a day of touristy things, this is a nice place to get a meal!

Laura R.

Was hungry and didn't want to go far from our hotel. The security guard told us to check out this place around the corner. We walked in and it was very busy, but we're able to get a seat shortly after we arrived. We were escorted downstairs, which I was glad for because it was extremely loud upstairs as a band was playing. We ordered two appetizers because we didn't want to get too full. We ordered a fried brie and chicken wings. Both were delicious and we left satisfied.

Interior
Kristin A.

What a cool restaurant! A traditional Irish Pub with gorgeous interior. The food was delicious, and the service was fast and friendly. Went with family and ordered traditional Irish meals. Fish and chips were fabulous, the burger was so good, as were the fries (chips) Loved the vibe and would highly recommend.

Cauliflower Bites (bbq) and burger.
Val R.

Great spot to grab a bite and listen to some live music! Food was good. The cauliflower bites were breaded and deep fried and then tossed in a sauce (not quite what I was expecting, but tasty). Very busy spot but we were seated quickly without having a reservation (Thursday night around 7:30pm). We left before the Irish dancing started.

Live Music
Weston P.

Was by our hotel and we felt like a late night beer. Staff here unfortunately isn't all that friendly. We came in at 10:45 PM and all they wanted to do was clean and ignore patrons at the bar. Not once were we asked how you doing can I get you anything. We had to stop them to get served. The only highlight on this visit was catching the backend of the band. Murray's was probably the most unfriendly pub we visited during our visit. Just felt like we were a huge inconvenience to the staff the entire time we were there. Will not return on the next visit to Dublin. Too many options where they are happy to see you.

Krissy H.

So we came back again absolutely love the music and the dancing as for the food. Well, let's just say it could be our improvement at the turkey dinner tonight because it's an American Thanksgiving today would never do that again. Had the chicken crispy probably won't ever do that again eitherservice was all right.

Menu
Corey C.

Had high hopes, but was disappointed at every turn. The seating at our table was so tight we could not get into the chairs. Our service was poor. Delivered our food without silverware. We saw each round of our drinks sitting at the bar for 10 minutes before he picked them up and delivered them the 6 feet to us. Our requests for refills of water (we had to ask?) and other items were forgotten. The Irish stew was borderline inedible. It was watery (not thick like gravy), bland, and the meat was fatty and rubbery. The chicken tenders were overcooked and took biting with the molars to get through. The truffle burger was ok, but relied too much on the sauce to save a mediocre item. We ordered a standard cocktail (Moscow Mule) that was not on the menu and were informed we would have to purchase the ingredients individually. Nothing was nasty or terrible, sparing it from a one star rating. But, we will not come here again, and I would humbly suggest you do the same.

Traditional Irish breakfast!

A friend and I were looking for a full Irish breakfast and stumbled on Murray's after arriving in Dublin. We sat down at 10:40am, just before breakfast closed and lunch service started. The food was great with bacon, sausage, white and black pudding, mushrooms, beans, toast, two fried eggs and hash brown potatoes. Coffee was excellent (I had plain brew and my friend had cappuccino). Service was great and they didn't rush us at all. Nice welcome to Dublin. Full breakfast is 15 euros...lighter edition (no mushrooms or puddings, 1 egg) is 12 euros...and both include coffee or tea.

Veronica J.

We went there for brunch - and I was quite happy with it. Not the most hipster brunch (although I have to admit that's the first pub I have been in that does avocado toast!) but also not very expensive (by Dublin standards that is) We were shown our table, and the food arrived very quickly. It was also great that the place was open 10am-ish on Sunday! Not mangled places were!

Stew & LFC
Sara A.

Awesome venue with a restaurant downstairs and a sports bar upstairs. They support LFC, so I was able to watch their champions league match with ease while visiting Dublin. The staff were very friendly and the food was delicious, better than most bar food. I tried the lamb stew which I would recommend! Will definitely be back!

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This place was incredible, food was fantastic and the service was exceptional. We were so lucky to get the small side table in a cozy nook'

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Fish and chips - very crunchy and golden on the outside; nice and flaky on the inside. Loved the Irish music. Good service, good food.

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Great food, atmosphere, live music and service. We liked it so much we ate there two nights in a row!

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Good pizza and a reasonable poor of Guinness but an incredibly rude waitress. They were running a…read morespecial for Americans on Thanksgiving. We stopped in with our family for the free pizza fully intending on purchasing lots of other food and drinks. Mind you this deal was advertised in loads of Dublin websites the waitress couldn't believe we asked about the deal, she was annoyed when we asked for napkins or water, and she snapped at us when we inquired about the bill. It's too bad because the vibes were cool in this place so we had intended to stay the afternoon making further purchases. But we left because she was so snippy and rude.

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Solid old man bar. All locals. No tourists besides me. If you want to chill with dudes in 80s,…read morelegit as hell.

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