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

Walked right up to the bar and got our confession box whiskeys straight away. Hung out amongst a…read morelot of loud laughter and cheerful friends. Left feeling just right

Does not serve food. Tiny, but welcoming. A locals haunt with a nice upstairs where you can look…read moredown into the bar. The bartender will gladly hear your confession, but cannot give absolution! Just great drinks and good conversation... everything you could want in a proper watering hole.

Went in Sept 2024 and they said they don't serve food despite the menus shown here. Nice pub for a…read moredrink though.

What a wonderful local treasure…read more The pints were a plenty, the space was glorious and folks were awesome. Truly a hidden treasure in the heart of Dublin. Forget about the Temple Bar, I'll take Molloys, heck they even have swag!

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

The food was awesome. Started with a fried Brie and wings. Both were really good. Then roasted…read morechicken 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!!!

I was hoping for an Irish pub experience and totally got it from The Stag's Head. Even the name…read morefulfilled expectations! The decor is exactly what I imagined, complete with stained glass and a real stag's head. Ordered the fish and chips, which were crisp on the outside with a flavorful batter, and tender fish on the inside. It also came with a nice little pea salad, with mushy peas and whole peas together with the greens. I definitely need to make this! Also got the Irish Cottage Pie and it was very tasty - rich in flavor but lighter than I expected, in a good way. Shared a pint of Guiness (just missed splitting the G - lol) and finished with an Irish coffee, which hit the spot. This is definitely a great place to go for a quiet pint or for a fun night of food and friends.

Great Irish pub! Lots of character and friendly servers…read more Come here if you want to good Irish pub experience. Recommended by a local and some college students - so you know it's good. We got their fish & chips and Irish Cottage Pie. Both were very good and filling. Fish was nicely breaded and fried. Good flavor in their batter. Cottage pie was full of flavor but not overly rich. Great atmosphere and food/drinks. Lots of pubs to choose from in Dublin - Stag's Head is worthy of a visit.

A fantastic bar spot for traditional Irish music (they are known for it). We often stay at the…read morehotel nearby and love how close it is to this place. The bar itself is standard as far as drinks and service. The music is what really makes this place great. The vibe is relaxed, and the musicians who perform here are incredible and top notch! They have music every night of the week. We are already looking forward to returning.

Casual pub with live music 7 nights a week. We came here for a quick drink before midnight and they…read morestill had traditional music playing. It was right across the Moxy where we were staying, so it was very convenient. It seemed to be a locals bar and the overall vibe was quite mellow, even on a Saturday night.

It's a bright airy pub on a corner just across from Connolly train station. We were four. Pints all…read moreround at 7 euro each which was the most we paid for a pint in Dublin chiefly because we avoided Temple Bar - which is Disney for alcoholics with more money than sense. The welcome here was friendly and the pub cosy. They had a food menu but we didn't dine. I'm afraid when it comes to alcohol in Ireland and particularly Dublin we are robbed blind by the taxman (government) with minimum pricing. So the Irish government rob us blind and criticise the hospitality industry for ripping us off then the hospitality industry do likewise while criticising the government for robbing us blind. As for wine; the duty on it is €3.20 a bottle, and double that for sparkling wine. That is before VAT at 23% is added on to the final price. This effectively means the government puts a tax on a tax. It also means that before you look at any other costs, the price of any bottle of wine is at least €4. They also have minimum pricing, so a standard bottle of wine with 12% abv will cost you at least €7.40 so when a glass of plonk runs you 11 euro for 50cl of the cheaper stuff you know why - you are being doubly ripped off. It will all end in tears only a matter of when.

This place is a decent enough pub across the street from Connolly station. So if you've had a long…read moretrain ride stuck next to some tweens nattering away or your gran talking about her recent visit to the doctors this is your place. The place is really close to 2 different bookies if you're looking to put down a bit of money on the horses and hope to celebrate your earnings with a pint! I have to say that I prefer Molloy's just up the street, but sometimes you need to try somewhere new!

My friend described this as an old man drinking Guinness pub! I don't know if that's an accurate…read moredescription or not, but it does seem like a good place to get a Guinness. It also seemed pretty authentic and not super crowded when we were there.

One of the old place with traditional wooden decor. Stopped by for a pint or two to enjoy and to…read moreappreciate the good old bar. Really love the vibe here, laid back and just enjoy the present with friends and/or strangers. Great service and great beer.

The first thing I should mention is that I spent €415.00 on a failed celebration in Fagans…read moreDrumcondra. Having booked dinner for 11 people well in advance of our visit, I arrived at 7.04pm on 21st March to find the tables were occupied by a large group of people with their meal in progress. The waitress did not seem surprised, and left quickly to see what could be done. Another waitress came along a few minutes later, advising that they were setting up another area. The manager then arrived and apologised, confirming it was totally their fault and a table would be ready soon. We were then led to two tables that would normally seat 4 on each table. 11 settings were squashed together and when we asked for another little table for more space, a small round table at a lower level arrived, which I refused (it was inserted between the two rectangular tables and did not solve the problem). I pointed to another suitable small table but that was refused, and a few minutes later, while not marked as reserved, it was given to other diners. The head waitress was unfriendly and made no effort to make up for the complete-let down with Fagans ignoring the booking I had carefully planned for my 60th birthday. When I wasn't ready to order wine as I was still upset with our table arrangement, she did not return to follow through on looking after us. The white haired manager was even worse, as he visited the other diners in that area and did not check in on us once in the whole evening to see that the rearrangements were satisfactory. We weren't offered the option of dessert and were not granted as much as one complimentary drink to compensate for ruining my night. Having been a local in Drumcondra for years before I moved to the UK, and my family still living there, I chose Fagans to support local business. The staff who death with my booking seemed very accommodating so I trusted I had made a good choice.

Recommend to me by the owner of the Bed and Breakfast we were staying at. On my trip I wanted to…read moreexperience real Irish pub food. This place does not disappoint. The pub atmosphere looked exactly as you would expect. A cozy bar that was extremely welcoming like you've lived there you whole life and visit daily after work. The service was wonderful. The staff were very pleasant and helpful. The food was delicious! I had roast beef and vegetables. The sauce it came with was perfect! The portions were huge too! Definitely would recommend if you're in Dublin!

Now called Ryan's, this place has real charm, decor, and nice relaxing music. Came her for lunch…read moreand enjoyed the chicken curry and a grilled chicken sandwich. Both were enjoyable. The staff was very nice, especially the bartender who is from South America.

A quick drink with some beef sliders for lunch. Wish the buns were toasted a bit more, but the…read morefreshly fried chips tasted very well.