The best !! Food tasty, service great, USA liscense plates on wall way cool !!! Will definitely be…read moreback next time in Dublin!!

they like to delete reviews just so everyone knows..... do not come here they do not train staff on…read morehow to deal with disabilitys/ autism, a friend of mine was refused service because the staff and managers did not like the fact she had autistc shakes/hand gestures, they were rude and gave dirty looks 0 stars never come here

The OTHER Kielys! the lesser known one! its kind of hidden in the middle of mount merrion so is not…read moreone that you would be passing by you will acually have to look for it if you want to go in. its still a good pub to watch Rugby in or any other pub for that matter! there is alway slots of locals too but you wont feel too out of place. This is also a good place for a pub lunch or even a sunday lunch! so there you go give the other kielys a go if you are cared of D4 people and dont want to go to the donnybrook version!

Hidden away in Mount Merrion, this pub could be a pleasant little local, at least in warmer months…read more There are picnic benches outside which were nice in the sun, but as that is the only smoking area, it should be noted that it is uncovered and presumably then unheated. The inside is welcoming, dark but not too dark, spacious, with most tables set into 'cubby' areas, which seat about 10. Pricing was totally standard, but the service was grumpy. I wouldn't make an effort to 'go' here, but it's grand if you're just passing.

A lovely old fashioned local pub. With a lot of business men coming here for their evening pint and…read moreto continue talking business. But everybody is just happy to be there and even if they spot a new face they just continue. A lovely spot to spend a couple of hours and with a pint of Guinness at €4.65 it's not too expensive either.

I was lucky enough to live behind this pub for three years though I'd always visited it before…read morethen. It's truly a classic Irish pub, made for conversation and fun. There's no music and the TVs only get turned on when there's an important sporting event. As traditional, it's divided into a bar area and lounge, with a heated smoking area out the back. Great pints and very professional staff. The pricing is fair and they'll whip you up a toasted sandwich if peckish. Very sorry to no longer live near by.

We love coming for either lunch or dinner. Staff are always so pleasant and food is always…read moreconsistent.

While staying in Stillorgan, The Millhouse was constantly recommended by others in our group as…read morewell as by the hotel front desk, so as one would, we popped in for lunch on our last day in Stillorgan. The Millhouse is your standard Irish restaurant and pub, serving up several classic Irish dishes along with a few dishes with a bit of international flare. Menu and prices are a tad elevated, but all seemed worth it. While the menu featured a variety of items, we went classic fish and chips, and beef burger. The fish was prepared nicely, crisp and fried well. The fries were standard, unseasoned and nothing special. The burger was cooked to order and prepared well too. Same thing to note about the fries. We washed our lunch down with a few pints of Guinness, which were perfection. Service was friendly, efficient and welcoming. Overall, solid recommendation from folks!

Claimed they were open, when we showed up the whole place was boarded up and the doors lockedread more

On this glorious Sunday, let me review live rom The Orchard in Stillorgan !…read more This is a great occasion to have dinner with my boyfriend's family and - especially - watch the Kerry vs Dublin gaelic football match. In fairness, I didn't even know it was on ! My boyfriend's mom just dropped a bombshell of a joke : She : Is it the second half of the game? Her husband : Nop it's actually just the beginning of the first half ! 1* For service : The drinks arrived in no time and the food followed shortly after that. Amazing service ! 1* For the quality of the food : We had Fresh Cod Goujons, Spicy Beef Burrito, and Sweet Chilli Chicken wraps. Everyone agreed that their meal was really tasty ! For desert we tried the Chocolate Fudge Cake, the Apple Pie, and icecream. #nomnomtime 1* For the place : This is a family place. People of all age come for a drink or food, watch a match on TV, chill out on a Sunday afternoon. 1* For the seats : All the chairs have a padded seat, so have the benches. Everything is made to make you feel comfortable and want - unconsciously - to stay more ! 1* For the experience : Great people. Great service. Great food. Great seats. Great everything :D Way to go The Orchard ! Let me know if you have any questions or comments and I will get back to you asap. Enjoy Sunday

Wow. As an American used to things from home this place was incredible. The wings were great…read more The beers were fantastic. Irma (our bartender) was absolutely above the top. I can't tell you all how great this place is. Zero complaints. If you're anywhere nearby this is this place to come !!

Located in the residential streets of Booterstown, the Old Punch Bowl is quintessential Dublin pub:…read morecharming, historic, and full of character. The exterior has that classic brick-and-wood look you'd expect, hinting at a cozy, timeless space inside. Once you step in, low ceilings, vintage décor, and warm wood tones create a welcoming, traditional pub atmosphere, as football matches play on TV screens overhead, and the fireplace crackles in the corner. It's lively but not overwhelming, with chatter and music that feel proper for drinks and casual dining. At 8:30pm on a Friday night, our party of ten wanted a traditional Irish pub dinner (our first in the country). The pub was about ¾ full, but with some clever table rearrangement from the flexible waitstaff, we were able to be immediately seated. The menu is classic pub fare (fried appetizers and hearty entrees) - food and drinks aren't cheap by American standards, but given the ambiance, it hits the expected value. I ordered their Beef & Guinness Pie (€23.50), which is a hearty beef stew topped with a flaky piece of puff pastry. The dish comes with fries, though they were more than willing to substitute a salad at no additional cost; the salad tasted fresh, although I think it had a bit too much mayonnaise. The stew itself was warming and perfect for a chilly January night, with huge chunks of lean yet tender beef, simmered vegetables, and a savory broth with a hint of that classic Guinness flavor. I wish the puff pastry on top were flakier and less flat, though it was tasty when dipped in the stew. While it's a steep price for a pub entree, it's an incredibly large portion that I could barely finish, with a generous helping of meat. Another delicious dish was their Beer Battered Cod & Chips (€23.50), consisting of an expertly-fried large piece of cod with a perfectly-crispy exterior, chips, salad, and mushy peas. Their chips are thick-cut with a crunchy skin, yet tender, soft interior, and great when paired with their tangy, mayonnaise-based sauce. This is a lovely spot for generously-portioned pub fare in the charming neighborhood of Booterstown, and I'm more than willing to pay a premium for its fun, laid-back atmosphere, fast and friendly service, and tasty dishes; we'll certainly be returning to attend one (or more) of their various themed nights!

Gleesons of Booterstown is SO Booterstown haha I really like…read morethis place and from time to time I go there for dinner/drinks. They are open for over 60 years and became integral part of the neighborhood area. The building is actually a complex: restaurant in one side, pub on the other side, plus deli/coffee shop during the day and beer garden area (yes, the place is big!) Starting with the restaurant: it is fancy. Not so fancy, but fancy. The menu is short but the food is delicious. They change the menu often and I think that is a good thing. The service is fast and the staff is very attentive. The pub is also good. It is an old man pun, as one would expect. Good selection of bottle beers but just a few on tap. Prices are reasonable. I tried the food from the deli but always for take away. The food is also good but expensive... A ham & chicken pie for one is 5 euros. And it is small. Coffees are over 3.50 and not that good. Never tried the beer garden but it is always full during summer nights.

Can't say about the pub, as I had booked a stay here for the "boutique hotel" and nowhere on the…read moreblurb did they mention their "luxury" lodgings were above a pub. Unfortunately I booked for a Friday with my flight being early next morning. Zero soundproofing despite the nicely renovated digs. I don't recommend this place if you need a good night's rest or for families. For just drinks and food might be a different story, though. Also, wouldn't call the hotel staff friendly either, that is if you can even find someone at the desk. Got more looked up and down than welcomed when I went to check in. There is limited but tight parking on premises.

We stopped in looking for some comforting dish for lunch. We scored big time with the Guinness Beef…read morestew. Seriously enough for two to share one bowl - unless you are really hungry! The beef was so tender and the carrots and potatoes were perfectly tender. But the broth.... OMG - so divine with such a great depth of flavor. I highly recommend stopping in, if only for the stew, it was delicious and just what we were craving. We also had beer and wine to accompany our meal. The atmosphere was cozy, and the staff enormously friendly and attentive.

I finally got the full set: like in monopoly! Now that I've made it out to The Dark Horse I've been…read moreto all 5 Galway Bay pubs in Dublin. (Brew Dock, Against the Grain, Alfie Byrne's and The Black Sheep being the others.) I called in here for some food and a drink on a Sunday afternoon and wasn't disappointed, they've a good selection of beer as with their sister pubs and I thought the food was great value. I'd a session beer, Table, at 3.5% it was perfect for the daytime. I had a snack box of chicken two-ways, onion rings and chips with a couple of tasty dips and my parents had fish and chips. My beer cost €4 and snack box €9 which is good value and perhaps a response to the chain that shall not be named who have set up down the road. I'll definitely call out again when I get the chance.

Four bottles of Devils Bit for €6…read more Ye may draw your own conclusions.

The farmhouse Inn is a grand pub, a good local but not somewhere I'd go out of my way to get to…read more They don't serve food which is, to be honest, refreshing, its somewhere to go to have a drink and a chat ...except on weekends when they do live trad music sessions in the eve....not for Q!

Paid an unplanned visit to the Beacon tonight and was very impressed. Having lived nearby for years…read moreand never darkening its doors was nice to finally see the place. For those of you not familiar with The Beacon complex, it forms a huge chunk of part of the Sandyford industrial estate. With a private hospital being the main feature and the hotel next door. Having not stayed in the hotel I can't comment on the rooms but if the bar is anything to go by the place is certainly worth a visit. The Crystal bar is chic and modern and were it in central Dublin probably horribly exclusive.Its not however, and the place feels laid back and welcoming. It didn't seem to suffer from 'hotel bar' syndrome and the busy restaurant at the back had as many locals as guests. We parked in the cosy and heated beer garden or 'Courtyard' and ordered off the mainly Thai menu. Duck spring rolls and vegetable soup were served within minutes and were delicious. Although we didn't have any mains I'm pretty sure they'd be up to scratch too. The Crystal Bar despite its plush surroundings is comfortable and relaxing. So come for a pint and then head in next door for a nose job maybe? Heads up to the staff as well who were speedy and all smiles. With the LUAS nearby its well served transport wise.

Yes, it's a hotel bar. But a nice one with good atmosphere. I like the design, especially with the…read moredifferent separations and areas where you can sit - or stand. So it's a nice place to go for a drink after work for example. It's not exactly cheap. A glass of wine is around €9. But you also get some nice nibbles. I was there on a Friday evening and it was very lively. In addition they had a live DJ. Not sure if that's every Friday, every night or just the odd night. It made the place even more lively but also a bit too loud. So if you go there to have a conversation without having to shout that won't work.