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.

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

We chose this location because of the previous reviews on Yelp; our decision is one that I…read moredefinitely do not regret! I ordered the Penne Carbonara - the absolute best I've ever had, and I've had some of the best New York and other areas have to offer. The service is phenomenal, and the food came out relatively fast. The dining environment is comparable to a lodge house with exposed rafters and couches to compliment the comfortable seating arrangements. Kind staff and great prices; highly recommend.

Just to add to the two previous reviews that there is a lovely snug bar on the premises. The…read moreWishing Well has taken most of the regulars that previously drank in the Playwright (RIP - now TGIs). Good for the sport of a Saturday, we attended a great midweek pub quiz there a couple of months ago. Solid, suburban and unspectacular. Not the place that you would actively seek out, it is however somewhere that you are glad that you came to once you get there.

first but definitely not last visit by myself and partner! lovely place, amazing food!! friendly…read morestaff, and Adam is a fantastic Chef!! was hoping to upload photos of our meals will try another way! Thanks for having us, see you again soon xx

O'Dwyers of Kilmacud is a great locals bar. They are open all week - 7 days from 9am to 9.30pm,…read morewhich is great for family meals. There is a seperate restaurant that we go to for date night, and have brought full family a few times too. A totally different menu and food offering from downstairs as well. Staff are lovely and some are local and the service is friendly and attentitive. I love the thai curry and hubbie loves the steak options. I feel we are lucky in Kilmacud - Stillorgan to have such a great local.

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!

Noel and Staff are Superb . Celebrated my mum's birthday on 8/6/24.The food The Ambiance The…read moreservice was 10/10.We were made feel so welcome nothing was too much for staff ..highly recommend

Great spot for some partying when the races are over and the bets are off…read more Fillies at Leopardstown Racecourse has a huge outdoor area, but don't stop there - inside is also massive, with a large bar spanning the entire room and copious seating space if you make it inside early enough. Fillies provides a fairly sophisticated post-race venue - you won't find any blotto women attempting to walk in their blister-inducing stilettos in here (well at least I failed to spot any of them!) We happened to be there last night after the Bulmers Festival, and I tell you what, the music selection was bang on! We boogied away to hit after 70s and 80s hit - especially ABBA and Footloose - woo! Great way to round off a great day at the races!

depending on the day you go you can hae two different experiences here. mid week you could be all…read morealone in this bar, i mean it is a bit of a trek to get all the way up he avenue of the race course just to go for a drink. Or on the weekend you could be surrounded by people who are there to fit in a few drinks before heading for the "club of love" club 92, these guys can be a bit loud and annoying so you get the other extreme from during the week, there is just no pleasing me! well, there is some pleasing from fillies, they do have nice food! and i suppose its worth the trek for that! and if your there for the races sure why woudl you eat from the food stands when you can get something yummy here!

Jodamis is an upstairs bar in the grandstand at Leopardstown Racecourse. It's an ideal spot to…read morenurse a pint while watching the raceday action unfold on the Leopardstown course. The interior is really tastefully appointed and the service is grand. The clientele is generally a little older (maybe the young 'uns think this is an exclusive bar and that they wouldn't be allowed in... it is near the owners' area and that's what I thought initially). If you can't tear yourself away from the your gambling rush never fear - there is a Tote agent up here outside the bar, who is just waiting to administer to all your betting needs. P.S. If you want to step outside into the main grandstand area you will have to down your pint before doing so.

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!

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