Holy sausage party. The bartender was a dear and quick with the drink orders. The bar was vintage and cozy....but (and maybe it was just the time of day or day for that matter) man o' man (no pun intended) besides myself, my two friends and another set of ladies I spotted huddled in the corner we were the ONLY women in the entire bar which was slammed. Hahahhaa....just a weird observation. Overall...nothing spectacular for me at least. read more

If Heaven is a place on earth, this pub is surely it. It is, without question, my favourite pub in the world. The pints of Guinness are pure perfection, and probably the cheapest in Dublin. Being that this pub is right in the middle of the city, this makes it even more pleasant. The barmen have been around a while too and are masters of their trade....as a real barman should be. If you want to have a great night out, and some exceptional pints, look no further. nowhere else in dublin comes close.............not even Mulligans! read more

As good as it gets does not even begin to do "the hall" justice. This pub is an establishment of such class as to be almost beyond description or review. There is a feeling of "knowing" when you walk into the hall on any given day, a sense that people just get this place, they undertsand the qualities that makes a good pub and it ticks all the right boxes. Vibrant yet calming, historic yet developing. An evening spent in The Long Hall gives an insight into what and who we Irish are, the "craic" is palpable and if ever a place could define what "the craic" actually is, then here it is! Generation after generation have passed through its doors, some of the staff I knew so well have retired or even passed and I think of them every time I visit. A different breed. True barmen! proud of their trade and always respectful of the history of the bar. Visitng the the long hall at least once is a must and if for some unfathomable reason you dont like it be safe in the knowledge the The Long Hall probably didn't think that much of you either. read more

One of the failings of the human form is the fact that 'tempus' continues to 'fugit' and there is bugger all that we can do about it! Or is there? After a long period of withdrawal from the city centres imbibing emporiums, the Luas has reacquainted me with some of the gems of my well spent youth. The most precious of those gems has to be the Long Hall. Fantastic pints, great staff, terrific atmosphere and authentic old world decor. If you are looking for a place that has managed to de-fugit tempus and make time stand still - there is no better place than the Long Hall...because change doesn't happen! Thanks be to God! read more

The Long Hall, ah... the Long Hall. It's a classic Dublin pub, its on the top of my list of Dublin pubs (as opposed to my list of Dublin bars). The decor is dated, but the reassuring old stylee pub dated decor. It also has those classic round table and stubby stools. You usually end up fitting about ten of them around the one round table as your group gets bigger and bigger. The staff are very attentive and traditional, they bring your pint to your table. The Guinness is good too. OK, so the gents smells a little too much that you can get the whiff at the tables nearest to it... and the ladies is tiny, with a rubbish hand dryer (those Dysons have really spoiled me)... but it still gets a five stars from me. read more

If there is someone in here drinking anything bar a pint of Guinness they are the the bleedn' Antichrist, if its beamish, F in stab them! as they have just insulted the complete alcohol consuming world! Zeus' ambrosia does not compare to the pint in here (second only to mulligans) ok slight exaggeration, but hurl abuse at someone drinking any other stout in here at least, especially one from cork ;) The long hall is exactly what it says it is on the tin, long(ish) and thin. chances are you will be cramped, between suits, students, artsy types and any other walk of life there is, its part of the experience. No food No T.V. No B.S. Grab your pint and enjoy life for a while. read more

One of my favorite pubs in Dublin. Great service and friendly servers and bartenders. Also great spot to connect with the locals. read more

Probably the most beautiful of all the pubs I visited in Dublin. It was a very fun and relaxing experience. It wasn't too crowded, which I appreciated. The atmosphere was very friendly and the service was great. I did not eat here, but I enjoyed some of their craft beers as well as a nice guiness. read more

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Stopped in for a quick pint after dinner at a nearby restaurant. This pub has great ambiance...Victorian era with dark wood, impressive bar with antique clocks and paraphernalia decorating the place. When you approach the bar there are several Guiness pint glasses waiting for the final pour. They also have a good selection of other beer, but i say if in Ireland, why drink anything other than Guiness. A must visit if you are visiting Dublin. read more

I've been here many times. To be honest it's my go to pub when I'm in Dublin. It's far enough from Temple Bar area that the prices are a lot cheaper but close enough to walk there from my hotel. I had my pint of Guinness and watched the Rugby match between Ireland and England. Ireland won, so the place went nuts and course I had a few more pints to celebrate. This place is called the Long Hall for a reason. It's a long hall with a limited seating space but it's really a cool place. When in Dublin come to the Long Hall. read more

Historic, fun, and if you love people watching, this is your place. A friend, who lives in Dublin, suggested we try the Long Hall. We tried once, on a weekday early evening, and were not able to get in (a good sign I suppose). We returned during a non-prime hour and found two seats at the bar. Super friendly and attentive bar staff was a definite plus. Great old architecture, and a pleasure to tip a few at this historic bar. read more

Loved this spot! Great interior makes for great looking around and lots of people and conversations going on. I would totally come back! read more

What makes for a happy German in Dublin? Drinking German beer in a great Dublin pub does the trick for this one. And the Long Stone is said pub. It's spacious enough so you can bring a whole bunch of friends and there are still plenty of small corners if you want a bit more privacy. The barstaff are great and when it's not too busy they're always up for a bit of banter. And best of all, you can get Warsteiner here, which is one of my favourite German beers. The Long Stone is definitely an old-style pub with no frills; you come here to enjoy a good pint or bottle and (drunken) conversations. read more

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According to the flier, a liquor license has been on held this side for centuries, but the current bar has been there without alteration since 1881. That alone is older than most bars back home. It's a pretty tight squeeze around the bar, and can get pretty noisy, but it's a neat bar. Even with Dublin's cold nights, it got pretty warm inside. But nothing that the high ceilings couldn't handle. I think may favorite thing about this place was watching the bartenders work. You can tell beer is a craft for them. Unlike so many bars in the US, these bartenders poured a beer, let it sit, then topped it off. Even if it took 5 minutes for you beer to arrive, they did not send out any beers that had unnecessary amounts of foam. In the US, you're lucky if they let it sit before serving it. I also loved how all ages gathered here. We were sitting at the bar, and standing right behind us was an Irish gentleman (60s maybe) having a full on conversation with a younger guy (mid 20s, probably a tourist) about Irish history and pride. Of course, with the ambient noise level on loud, they were basically shouting, so we got to hear the whole thing. But it was great! We didn't stay long, since we had an early flight the next morning, but I really enjoyed my hour at The Long House! read more

Very cool decor and history you should read about! The bar staff were fast and efficient.

Loved this spot. Truly an authentic feeling pub, mostly populated by locals. The decor of the bar was my favorite of all the pubs I've been in throughout Ireland. Good pour of Guinness and a nice selection of spirits as well. read more

This is not a gastro pub or an upmarket bar serving the latest pale ale- although they do have Galway Hooker on draft. This is a regular pub in town that could be your local. There's always a good buzz in the place and a great mixture of locals and tourists who read their guide books. It's mentioned a lot in guide books for Dublin! The staff are friendly and efficient. I have only been here twice bit I enjoyed it both times. It's a great place to come for a pint and a catch up. read more

The Long Hall gets my vote for the best traditional pub in centre city and even though I'm just here on holiday many local Dubliners that I chatted with agreed... The place is steeped in history and I just love an old school pub... no blaring TV's or music to distract from meaningful conversation! Just classic, beautiful old world atmosphere, comfortable/chairs and incredible local company to drink with. It's the real deal! read more

Really enjoyed the Long Hall! The name, if it's some sort of pun for the "long haul", is appropriate as well, since it's the kind of place you'd want to end up after a long day at work for a relaxing pint. The pub wasn't crowded but it had the right mix of people (some people reading at the bar, a few friends looking to catch-up) and the friendliest staff who will engage with you. They let us try the beer so we could be satisfied with our decision, and the prices were not bad at all for a well-known pub in Dublin! The area is also filled with great, local restaurants (favorite--The Market Bar) if you want to grab dinner before your pint, and it's not a far walk from the shopping district of Grafton Street or a stroll through St. Joseph's Green. read more

Great Irish pub feel. Definitely fewer tourists which was great.

Traditional, classic irish Pub. Not particularly big. Quit atmosphere. Friendly staff. Good to drop by for a quick beer. read more

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If you want a good pint of Guinness you go to an old man pub and the Long Hall fits the bill. It is the kind of Dublin pub that's become an endangered species (although this one is safe because it's listed) as licence owners turn small premises into huge barns so they can pack ever more customers in. Just compare it to Hogan's across the street - the Long Hall has far more atmosphere. It gets busy in the evenings, especially over the weekend, but is a lovely place to stop off at with friends if you're there in time and snag a table. read more

There's a certain kind of pub where change is a dirty word. These tend to be my favourite pubs, and The Long Hall is one of the best. Mention it in the same breath as The Stag's Head, Peter's and The Brazen Head. It's clean and tidy, but in a '70s way. The radio hums away in the corner. Pub grub extends as far as crisps and Snack bars. This is a conversation pub where good chatter than anything else, drinking included. The mirror tiles on the wall are pretty cool too. read more

A traditional Irish pub loaded with memorabilia hanging from the walls :) highly recommend this bar for the craic and banter. A nice clientele is a big addition to any bar and in my experience this place has it. Great location too...so after a few drinks you can walk to most nightclubs in the vicinity. read more

A proper Dublin Pub. A quality pint and you don't pay the earth. Aplace in rock history too: the video Phil Lynotts "old town" was shot there. Get in early, it fills up fast of an evening. read more

Fabulous! Quiet, cozy and very friendly. The best staff which were friendly to us tourist, answering all our questions and giving whiskey advice. They don't offer food options but no matter. Their decor is all original 1776 which is gorgeous mahogany and antique clocks. Our favorite in Dublin! read more

This is one of the quintessential Dublin pubs. It has a beautifully ornate Victorian decor with lots of space. It has a great Belle Époque meets old man pub feel with dark wooden partitions and chandeliers. Where it exceeds a lot of traditional Dublin pubs is that in addition to pulling a good pint of Guinness, they have kept bang up to date with Irish craft beers. They also sell wine by the glass, as opposed to those awful little quarter bottles most Irish pubs have. It has a great relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Basically, everything a traditional pub should be. read more

Traditional Irish Pub, adorned with Victorian interior, the beautiful wood throughout the bar, and the smell of 200 year old smoke was fascinating. There are no TV's, no music playing, but lots of suits and ties around the bar after 1700. We enjoyed our drinks here, I'd def stop by again. read more

The quintessential classic Irish pub. The interior is reminiscent of an old train station. Always packed with the after-work crowd and generally busy on all nights of the week. Guinness on tap (obviously) and a fine selection of whiskeys and other spirits. If you're visiting Dublin and you only have time to see one pub, this should be it. read more

Arguably the best bar in Dublin -- which when you consider the competition is saying something. As always the test is to go in at lunch time, on a cold day, pint of plain, soup, brown bread. read more

A beautiful bar. Allegedly it used to be the only pub in Dublin that painters used to drink in because they were able to set down their ladders along the side of the bar! The Long Hall was also used in the video of Phil Lynott's 'Old Town' - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9n7EstQI5o It is also one of the few pubs in Dublin that has Tiger on tap. read more

A great spot for a chat where you can hear yourself think. Spot on for table service as well.

Ran into this place walking a little off the beaten path. Outstanding beer selection and great place and atmosphere. Huge bar selection. Didn't have any food. read more

Great institution on So Great George Street. Only drank there, but some serious Irish whiskeys and three taps of Guinness. Crowd was spilling out onto the sidewalk last night, more reasonable today, Sunday. Definitely recommend for drinks. read more

I went to this bar pretty much every night to start out the night when I was in Dublin. It was recomended to me by a local girl on the way in from the airport. I tried Guinness for the first time outside of the US in this Pub and was shocked at how much better it tasted. Great atmosphere with lots of locals which you would expect accept another bar we went to seemed to be all Brazilian people. Down side was that it closed early (midnight I think) but it was probably for the best because it forced me to check out other places. read more

One of the older style pubs in Dublin (I'd put it in the same category as Kehoe's, Mulligans and the Gravediggers), it's a proper old school boozer with no TV where you go to have a chat and drink pints of porter. Staff are friendly and although it can get crowded at weekends, you can generally get in and get some space (unlike Kehoe's). read more

I am such a fan of The Long Hall. I go there all there all the time. As the name might suggest there is a long bar, which leads onto a wider back area. All parts are good to stand or sit in but I am particularly fond of the front window section where there is a ledge and high stools. It is bliss to relax there over a few pints and watch the world go by on George's Street outside. And the pints of Guinness are fabulous by the way. Service is brilliant too and in fact a lot of the guys behind the bar have been there for years and years. The Long Hall tends to get pretty mobbed - always a good sign - but don't let that stop you going in and soaking up the atmosphere. It won't be long before you've forgotten the crowds as you have a hoot! read more

The Long Hall is one of my all time favorite pubs in Dublin. Its cozy and welcoming and will cheer you up after a long day of work ! And if you looking for a good spot to sit back and enjoy a good pint and chat with one of your mates there is no better place than the Long Hall. As being coeliac I cant judge the Guinness but my mates are always happy out while I am sipping away my cider and let the hours pass by. If you wanna get one of the comfi seats in the back I recommend get there early enough as those are gone in no time! read more

Maybe my expectations were too high? I came here with a group of girlfriends on a Wednesday night and it was packed. The pub itself is gorgeous, the decor and charm are certainly worth the experience. Unfortunately, the service was very underwhelming. Our server was stand offish and almost annoyed. He mixed up our order- no biggie, but when we swapped drinks with each other, he tried to move the glasses back. It was weird. When we asked for change to pay the bill he acted like we were asking for his soul. His attitude did not fit in with the feel of this pub at all. Maybe I'll try it again when it's less crowded for a better experience. read more

The interior is absolutely beautiful and it doesn't get crowded during the day. That right there should be reason to come have a drink. The bartenders are friendly and cater to locals, which outnumber the tourists thankfully. I'd make this my neighborhood bar if I could, or bring it back to the states with me. read more