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Mulligans
- Hours:
Mon-Thu 10:30 - 23:30
Fri-Sat 10:30 - 0:30
Sun 12:00 - 23:00
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Price Range:
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€€
- Outdoor Seating:
- Yes
- Music:
- Live
- Best Nights:
- Fri, Sat
- Alcohol:
- Full Bar
- Smoking:
- Outdoor Area/ Patio Only
- Coat Check:
- No
- Noise Level:
- Average
- Has TV:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
6 reviews for Mulligans
6 reviews in English
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Review from Adam C.
23/12/2011 2 Check-ins Here
Good pub, decent pub grub, good wine list, free wifi - what's not to like?
I am definitely a fan - it's my default destination for a pint when we head to Sandymount. The staff is friendly, you won't be left waiting and if you get one of the sofas down the back it's a comfy place to have a quiet drink and a chat. -
Review from Mike L.
Dublin
1/12/2010 ROTD 11/12/2010
Great high quality food and a mix of young and old which is a sign of a genuinely great pub where I'm from...Newport Beach, California.
We ordered a steak sandwich and a chicken w mashed potatoes dinner. Both amazing taste, and nice presentation.
What was most enjoyable was watching two elderly gents walk in. One raised his hand displaying two fingers. The young bartender said Ok and within minutes the gents had two pints served at their table.
This is livin'!!! -
Review from Jo M.
10/8/2009 3 photos
We were going to go to the classy wine bar down the road but decided on Mulligans because my companion for the evening happened to share the surname and we thought it would be a good omen.
Omens aside, the place is a gem! Behind that frosty exterior we discovered a swanky wine bar-esque joint that left the other wine bar for dead (mere conjecture, we didn't make it to the other place). Mulligans is tastefully decorated in soft grey hues, beautifully-patterned wallpaper and ornate chandeliers. Quite a leap from the dirty old man's pub you'd imagine if you just saw the exterior (it still baffles me that Irish pubs are so misleading from the outside).
It even has a special lounge section called 'The River Bar' which is clearly intended for those in the upper echelons of society (so we steered well clear).
We were in on a weeknight so there was only one guy manning the bar, but gosh was he doing a good job! Table service with a smile, phenomenal multi-tasking and excellent wine knowledge - who could ask for anything more?? -
Review from James H.
30/11/2010 ROTD 24/11/2011
Had a very nice pint here the other night. the place was hopping, tons of people and the lead bartender seemed to know everyone. Most of the crowd seemed to be on the other side of 60 - not that there is anything wrong with that. I was there quite early on a Friday night. Also, my wife dared to order a plate of some mostly unrecognizable cooked food at the bar. We should have realized that food was best left for elsewhere when eyebrows were raised when we requested a menu. Still nice place for a drink.
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Review from Quentin D.
Dublin
A new addition to Sandymount and indeed a welcome one! Mulligans have been with us now for nearly 2 years which in local terms still puts them in the 'new kids' category.
The bar has a nice wee smoking area at the back and serves a great pint. They cover most of the big sporting events on their HUGE tv, on a rugby international afternoon, there's no where like it!
....huge bonus, if you fancy a packet of crisps just nip next door to tesco where you'll get them for half the price! -
Review from Ciara K.
Dublin
28/9/2009 1 photo
Despite the affluence, Dublin went without a swanky bar up until very very recently. Mulligans opened over two years ago, and is not really what you would call swanky, but is most definitely more upmarket and modern than its village rivals O'Reillys and Ryan's (aka Sandymount House). The front bar area has designer-y wallpaper and chandeliers, but retains a relaxed, pubby atmosphere. The back of the building is more loungey, though there's no division between the two sections. Down this end you'll find low tables, big comfy leather armchairs and a lovely open fire, which is rare for a Dublin pub these days. The back wall is one big window, through which is a small patio for the smokers to congregate.
I'm not sure if it is still running, but I used to frequent their jazz sessions here on Sunday evenings, which was a relaxed wind-down to the weekend accompanied by music from some really talented young local jazz students.
Unfortunately there's a lack of a younger crowd here most nights, perhaps due to its proximity to the city centre where a whole host of other, more exciting options await, but it is still a pleasant place for a drink.
