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The Ginger Man

4.0 (103 reviews)
ModeratePubs
Open 11:00 am - 12:30 AM (Next day)

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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for groups
Outdoor seating

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Steven B.

My best pup experience while in Dublin. Next to our hotel everyday it was queued up and packed. Then on a Sunday it was bustling but not such a mad house so we went in and were able to secure a place to sit in short time. Great music, incredibly decorated for Halloween and drinks cheaper in price than most other pubs. Friendly staff and an upbeat happy atmosphere!

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Kerri F.

Huge selections of local beer. Amazing selection of Irish whiskeys. The Guinness and beef pie was absolutely fantastic. Served with traditional brown bread, mashed potatoes and perfect to share. The staff was super kind and helpful.

Steve C.

Such a great meal. Glad we took our taxi drivers advice who said "skip the fancy restaurant and do as the Irish do and find a local pub". Ginger Man was a short walk from our hotel, they took us right in and was such a cozy friendly place. Meals were amazing. Guinness pie and curry rocked Def don't skip.

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NOT open at 11a despite what Yelp and Apple Maps say. Planned my day around going there for lunch while in Dublin only to walk up and discover it doesn't open until 4. Fortunately, nearby Kennedy's was open. Disappointed not to have a chance to raise a pint at The Ginger Man.

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Jenna W.

Went for drinks since it was next to the hotel we were staying at. Service was great and staff was friendly. Loved the Halloween decorations. Beer and a cocktail was around $18 Euros.

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C M.

I came to this pub for a first date with my now boyfriend and it was amazing. It was easy to get a table (maybe it was a rare occasion) and as soon as we seated we were asked for what kind of beer we liked. The wheat ones are very good. We ordered Beef and Guinness Pie which wasn't what I expected but the taste surprise me! One of my favourite pubs in Dublin to have dinner :)

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My husband and I stopped in this pub for beer and then dinner. The pub was frequented mostly by a young after-work crowd. People sat inside and stood outside. We sampled four good beers. Then we had House Curry Chicken with rice and French fries. The Beef and Guinness pie was topped with a biscuit crust and served with mashed potatoes. The food was good. We did not eat all the carbs. The atmosphere was a bit noisy and festive as expected in a bar.

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This is gonna be short and sweet...hands down best pub meal we had in town. Wings, burger...5/5. Come here

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Great service, beer, and fish and chips! Thanks for a fun time. Stopped in here for an early dinner on a Friday and it was packed!

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2 years ago

Very comfortable and cozy pub. Grateful selection of beers. Would go back again and again

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Exactly what I expected, great place for cocktails. Friendly clean and what nostalgic environment

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Great little pub with delicious food. The fish and chips were perfect. Authentic decor, friendly servers.

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