My company came here for an off-site last year so not only did we stay here, we took advantage of…read morethe entire facility for a couple of days. They have an awesome mural in the dining area and had several floors for 300 + people to utilize. The breakfast buffet consist of Irish breakfast and some additional continental options and it was superb. Overall the place had a really interesting live and felt pretty homie. It was about a 15-20 walk from the city center where all of the action was so it was close enough but also far away enough from all the craziness in sounds at night. There were also a couple shops in the area which was nice in case you wanted to eat elsewhere. My biggest gripe was that I personally didn't like staying at hostels, which doesn't really have anything to do with this place as it was a decision for the entire company to stay here. I personally like having my own space and the experience of sharing it with others was quite interesting. Luckily this hostile would be what I consider to be a fancier also because all the rooms had their own towels and their own bathrooms... Which I'm not sure is common or not but it's always nice to have your own bathroom as compared to point to a public shared bathroom. The other issue I did have and again I'm not sure if this is something common, the lack of AC during the summer. The rooms basically become the heat box and is unbearable to sleep in. Luckily we were able to ask for a fan and got the last one for a room. Do to some logistics we were house in a room on the fourth floor on the first day and then relocated to our permanent stay for the rest of our trip which was the ground floor. However it was right next to an outdoor seating area and you can't stop people from going there to chat at night because it's obviously a public area. So when you combine a chatty group of people plus an open window due to the heat and someone who's an extremely light sleeper... It all becomes a an unpleasant situation. As I've said I personally don't like staying at hostels but for what my company has selected this place was quite alright. Any time spent outside the rooms was quite pleasant overall.

Room checks need to be conducted regularly to ensure the safety and security of all residents…read more While I was staying in Room 228, too many individuals who were not assigned to the room were coming in and out without proper supervision. I reported my concerns to management about unauthorized individuals entering and leaving the room. However, I felt that my concerns were dismissed and that management was not taking the situation seriously or making an adequate effort to investigate what had happened. I have serious concerns that I may have been drugged without my consent while staying in that room. The individuals I am concerned about were assigned to Beds 3 and 4. I fear that my sexual orientation may have played a role in how I was treated, and I am requesting that this concern be investigated thoroughly. I also have concerns about the potential safety risks posed by these individuals, including behavior that I perceived as potentially radicalized. I ask management to investigate these concerns objectively rather than dismissing them without review. Please document my complaint, review the room assignments and access procedures, and take appropriate steps to protect residents from unauthorized access, harassment, and potential harm. Every resident deserves to feel safe and to be treated with dignity and respect, regardless of sexual orientation, nationality, or background. I am asking management to take my report seriously and explain what steps will be taken to address these concerns and prevent similar incidents in the future.

I was in Dublin for a couple of nights after a wonderful cruise around Scotland. While on a walking…read moretour, the tour guide recommended this place. Two friends joined me later for dinner. The place was packed. We enjoyed our dinner (I had the Beef & Guinness Stew along with a glass of red wine) while listening to live music. The only downside for us is that the waiter wouldn't give separate checks.

I understand the hype this is definitely a popular spot in the Temple Bar area. Several tourists…read morerecommended it to us, so we decided to give it a try. They had a live band playing inside, but there wasn't any seating available, so we sat outside. Thankfully, it was sunny, dry, and in the low 70s, which made for a pleasant afternoon. The ordering process was interesting--you order at the bar and let them know which seating area you'll be using. As for the food, it was pretty traditional bar fare, so I'm not really sure what I expected. I wasn't disappointed, but I wasn't blown away either. I went with the bangers and mash, which was decent, although I found the gravy to be a little on the sweet side. The prices were slightly higher than most of the other places we visited in Dublin, but still felt fair given the location and atmosphere.

Had a lovely improvised lunch here yesterday with my husband. Some lovely glasses of a delicious…read morerioja and a selection of starters tapas style. It was delicious and promptly served by friendly helpful staff. And bonus of the manager kindly letting me have a book from the shelf when I gleefully discovered one on a subject I'm especially passionate about. We'll continue to come back for the drinks, food and service and to return the book once read!

The service was fabulous, it was quick, friendly, professional. The decor in the establishment was…read moreoutstanding and inviting (comfy). So, pop-in check it out for yourself and order the buttermilk chicken very tasty.

With the lamb, the fish chips and the pasta. Everybody was very pleased with your meal, but Lam was…read moredefinitely the best! Mashed potatoes were hot and tasty, and the vegetables were perfectly cooked. It was Monday night, so the restaurant wasn't very crowded and the service was amazing. Our waiter was very friendly and very accommodating. Definitely recommend this place again!

Excellent! Had the Lobster and Crab Ravioli and a few cocktails. My son and his friend had a few…read moredifferent dishes and recommended this place to us. Very highly recommended! The patio is nice and clean and the food and drinks are top notch!

What a great little find. Not on the super touristy road, but a delight nonetheless-the-less. We…read morewaited a bit to be seated, but otherwise it was a quick service. I recommend reviewing the menu before arrival. The Beef Stew was absolutely the start dish. Great flavors, textures, and temp. A herbal delightful dish with some veggies and great mashed potatoes. The fish and chips were good, the batter light on flavor but still fresh. && the house white wine was wonderful. They do have a courtyard for drinks if that is more your fancy. If in the area, stop by this place is great!

Date: Wednesday, June 24th, 2026 Time: around 3:45pm…read moreParty of: 3 *Pint Beamish (€8.80) *Irish Coffee (€11.50) *Caesar Salad (€13.50) *Fish & Chips (€23.90) *Seafood Chowder (€21.90) *Small Wings (€11.90) *Beef Stew (€23.90) It was our last full day in Dublin. Hadn't really had pub food yet, so why not visit the oldest pub in Dublin? We walked in and were seated inside. Tho there's a patio if you just want a quick drink and maybe some app. Overall, I think the food was okay. The salad was probably the best thing in my opinion. I found the stew and chowder on the saltier side. And I love salt. Irish coffee was fine. I typically like mie stiffer, but I could have asked for an extra shot if I really wanted it. Worth a visit, but maybe don't order a full on meal. I don't think the dishes were worth the price. We also didn't finish the majority and this was our first meal of the day. REVIEW #4128

Exactly what we were looking for.... Traditional Irish food, great tasting beef tip stew and in…read moredecent time. The house salad was sufficient for both my wife and I.

When I think of beef stew, I think of my mom's homemade version. So one of the things I was most…read morelooking forward to in Ireland was trying authentic Irish stew. Our first meal in Dublin was at The Old Mill Restaurant, right in the heart of Temple Bar. It's been serving traditional Irish fare since the 1980s and has become a favorite stop for both locals and visitors looking for classic comfort food. After about a 20-minute wait, we were seated in the warm, inviting dining room. Susan ordered the mussels, one of her favorites, while I went with the Traditional Irish Stew and my daughter chose the Braised Beef & Guinness Stew. Both were exactly what we hoped for: hearty, flavorful, and perfect after a day of sightseeing. I finally understood why the Guinness stew had such a rich, dark color, and I have to admit, I came home a big fan of Irish stew. We finished with the Homemade Bread & Butter Pudding topped with fresh cream and custard, a comforting dessert that was the perfect ending to the meal. Service, atmosphere, value, and food were all five out of five. We also enjoyed chatting with the floor manager, whose pride in the restaurant and his team was obvious. That kind of hospitality made a great meal even more memorable.

What a wonderful coffee shop in a great spot! While visiting town, I needed to get a morning's…read moreworth of work done. I researched spots on Yelp that seemed conducive to working comfortably and also offered food. Third Space locally sources their coffee and rotates their food menu. They offer a small Irish breakfast in the morning and an expansive drink menu. The space itself has some cozy areas and shelves full of books, including a kid section. I appreciated that they have a laptop-free time from 12:30-2:30. I sat at a 2-top near the books that luckily had an outlet and a great view of the green outside. The kind workers roamed and checked in periodically and the food and drink were fabulous. I ordered: -Oat milk latte-so good I had two as I worked -Avocado toast -spicy sauce, creamy avocado mash on lovely, toasted bread.. Perfectly poached eggs and a sun-dried tomato addition. Great service. Friendly, helpful, constantly checking on patrons. Worker (newly moved from Brazil) especially kind as he bussed tables. This was one of my favorite spots in Dublin and I will seek it out again when I come back to town. Highly recommend!

This was our first stop in Ireland. We were in look for a place for lunch & came across Third…read moreSpace. It is along a common area with plenty of seating & communal books to read through. I was wanting to try something authentically Irish. I went with the Black Pudding Sausage Roll. I have never had black pudding before & was going to give it a try. Its appearance was different than what I had envisioned but again I have never had it. The roll was quite tasty. My wife looked at the blacken pastry log with both discuss & curiosity. She looked up let her judgement down & speed to the internet for this mysterious beginning. Upon, learning of it origin asked if I had known what the contents were of this darken beast. Knowing the context of the question & that she would inform me of my potential horror I pressed on. The Black Pudding Sausage Roll was finished before the origins could be revealed. I would highly recommend this to anyone who has never experienced a true Irish meal.

We had such a great experience at Boxty House! The food was absolutely delicious, and the boxty…read morefries were a standout--crispy, flavorful, and definitely one of our favorite things we ordered. Everything we had was so good and made for a really memorable meal. The service was exceptional as well. Our server was so friendly, attentive, and welcoming, and really made the experience even better. If you're visiting Dublin and looking for delicious, traditional Irish food in a fun and welcoming atmosphere, I definitely recommend Boxty House!

Had a solid dinner experience at the Boxty House tonight; in and out in an hour and we didn't feel…read morerushed. It was not too loud in our seats by the window where we could watch the action in Temple Bar. Boxty - think of a potato version of a crepe (a little thicker) - Gaelic boxty - 4/5 solid offering with a generous portion of steak on top of the boxty and with mushrooms and mushroom sauce - Chicken boxty - 4/5 chicken breast wrapped in boxty with a roasted red pepper on top and slice of chorizo (I didn't care much for the chorizo but my partner happily ate it) with tasty sauce with cooked chopped onions - concannon - 4/5 basically mashed potatoes on top of a little bit of cooked kale (said cabbage too but I didn't see it) - green beans with lemon and goat cheese - 4/5, tangy lemon forward I know people say this is touristy and that is likely since it is in Temple Bar and I don't see why that's a problem! Definitely worth trying when you're in the area.

Amazing experience, amazing food, great service. We made a reservation in advance but it actually…read morewasn't very full when we came in on a weekday at 6pm. The food really impressed us, as it was elevated Irish cuisine and was creative and yummy. There was only 1 dish that we had that we weren't the biggest fan of and it was the fondue because it was so full of cheese and rich and really needed something else to balance it out. But overall I'd return again!

This is a cute little pub off the beaten path of the Liberties section of Dublin. I sat at the bar…read moreand it didn't disappoint. Service was friendly and efficient. I got the bone marrow and fish of sea bream. I washed down both with a pint of Guinness. I thought it was a bit pricey, but would recommend a try.

The restaurant was good, clean and well kept. The food was definitely my favorite out of all the…read moreplaces we ate across Ireland. Full breakfast, which has bacon (not American bacon--looks like ham), eggs, croissants, toast, puddings, hash browns, etc. It's the dinners that really made this place stand out from the rest, though. The bruschetta was phenominal. We were with a tour group so I can't remember the names of some of the dishes, but everything we had was great. They know how to use spice! That's the one thing I noticed with Ireland. They don't use much spice in any of their food. Service was tremendous!! Ask for Ruth! Such an incredibly sweet, attentive young woman. Jordan is extremely nice and attentive, too. On the days we were there, we had more interaction with Ruth as she was the only person there the first couple of nights. On our first night, we were looking for someone to help us get a drink at the bar. Their dining did not open till 6 and it was 5:30. Ruth walked in and immediately put her stuff down to take care of us right away. We told her to do what she needed to first, but she insisted on getting us settled first. She wasn't supposed to be on the clock at that time, either. Incredibly nice person, hard worker and eager to assist with constantly checking on everyone to see if they needed anything. Would definitely go back!