Panama

Panama is right at the Quays and for a place right in the centre of the city it's not too busy. The interior is nice and stylish and yet manages to be comfortable and there is very little posing here, maybe because the clientele is more mid-twenties than late teens. The Panama has a low ceiling and the chairs are basically one big couch, so there's a chance you'll get talking to the people on the table next to you. The staff are friendly and you can get a good pint here, there is a nice mixed crowd and a relaxed atmosphere. Panama is a nice place to meet up with a few friends for a drink or two to start off your night out.

Panama Bar/club is located on the north quays just of O'Connel Street. The bar is quite nice with a good atmosphere, good music and serves nice food. At night the place is popular, with tourists due to its central location and locals alike. You'll find the club to be a good night out, that will suit anybody.

For a small entry way with only 2 tables out front you would never guess whats inside. A sprawling and unique architectural experience awaits! We grabbed a cushy round bench table downstairs and were met with a warm server and a quick round or our favorite pints. I had the lamb stew which while slightly salty was delicious and piping hot. Served with 2 slices of hearty multi grain bread and Irish butter I was in heaven. I added some fries and was blown away by how hot and fresh they were. All fries should be like these. Some other Irish specialties were on the menu but traditional bar fare where there as well. Go...enjoy!