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I would have to agree with the previous reviews posted. I stayed this Valentine weekend and felt it a strange place to have a pint and the breakfast which cost €23 to non guests, was a disgrace!…
Categories: Gastropubs, Irish
If you want a little taste of heaven, run over to the sleek and shiny Green 19 and order the chocolate brownie with Mojito icecream. I'm a sweet-tooth and a chocolate fanatic, and do like to think I…
On my last night in Dublin I was faced with an epicurean quandary: Irish stew or burger with Irish cheddar? Thankfully, the lovely waitress at Shebeen Chic made the choice easy by saying the burger…
Categories: Pubs, Gastropubs
Ah sure tis a grand pub really. this is a total after work place as far as i can see, or maybe its cause im us always in here after work, never any other time, like, i wouldnt decide on saturday night…
My little American butt had a great time chatting it up with our friendly Irish bar mates and the bartender. My boyfriend and I tried most of the brew's offered, enjoyed each one and got a little…
Categories: Pubs, Gastropubs
Probably my favourite pub in Ranelagh. It's small and quiet, there is no background music, the pints are cheap and you get table service. The decor is quite quirky, with old books on a shelf along…
O'Neill's isn't your typical tourist pub - in fact, depending upon the time of day, there are often few tourists to be found. Located just off Dame St., O'Neill's is popular with people passing…
Categories: Pubs, Gastropubs
The Waterloo has to have one of the most fabulous interiors of any bar in Dublin. The small granite front to the pub gives way to a soaringly tall, church or up turned arc-like, wooden ceiling. The…
Categories: Bars, Gastropubs
The reason I first went into the Odeon was the fact that the building used to be a railway station, so I was curious as to what it would look like turned into a pub. Well, they certainly turned it…
so your walking down Grafton street and you have a thirst for a pint, into Bruxelles you go, a lovely old looking Irish pub with long windows and benches underneath them. the bar almost covers one…
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