Coffee and beer right when I get off the plane?! Count me in! Unfortunately for me need coffee far…read moremore than I need beer. And so far my coffee experience is a good one. The tables are clean, the service was lovely, and any place decorated with Jameson barrels is a win in my book.

Last came here 15 years ago. It is more sophisticated now but worth the time to take the tour. Will…read morealways be a Jamesons Whiskey drinker from now on.

The restaurant was within walking distance of the hotel. There were many locals and families here…read moreenjoying their time here. I wasn't too hungry, so I just ordered the spicy chicken wings. The wings were quite small, maybe because I'm use to GMO wings. I enjoyed them enough though. I also enjoyed their fries.

We stopped here, travel-weary, for a first dinner in Ireland. We ordered the roast beef with…read moreYorkshire pudding, peas, carrots and potatoes (fried whole and mashed) and the chicken curry with half rice and half chips. My friend ate a side of onion rings. The roast beef was cooked to perfection, very tender and juicy. It is pretty unsalted, which I like, but my friend said it wasn't enough. The side of rich, brown gravy made up for it adding the right amount of saltiness to the beef. Carrots and peas were a tad soft, but flavorful and good mashed potatoes. I wasn't wild about the whole fried ones. The Yorkshire pudding was pretty dreadful and seemed to be backed hours prior because it was rubbery and chewy. The chicken curry was good, a little sweet, but good amount of curry flavor. Chips and rice were great. The onion rings were good. Not stellar, not bad. Just solidly good! Guinea's was perfect in terms of being served at the right temp and they have half pints, which made me happy! This place was very, very loud. It was distractingly loud, but if you want sports and good beer, you are in the right spot. Lots of families with little ones for dinner. Service was good.

Cute pub in Glasnevin frequented by loyal locals. Guinness reigns supreme here. The restaurant…read morecloses at 7pm on Sundays. Sigh. Pop in, have a pint, waddle out. You won't be disappointed.

The Autobahn is a charming neighborhood pub in Glasnevin with an extensive menu. I went there…read moreyesterday evening for my last meal in Dublin, and I'm sure glad I did! Ordered: Fish and Chips (€14)- The Autobahn's fish and chips were the best I had in Dublin. The batter was light, the fish was plentiful (three pieces of cod) and the chips were crunchy on the outside and tender on the inside. I was also fond of the homemade tartare sauce and the mushy peas that came with the dish. I would order this again. My friends ordered the lasagna and the fried chicken wrap (both came with chips) and were pleased with their selections as well. I would go recommend the Autobahn if you are looking for quality pub food and a comfortable setting.

The food was overall pretty good but my boyfriend got a beef burger that he said was I terrible…read more For a €20 burger I'd expect better. He said it was dry and had very little flavor. I I got a chicken Cesar salad and fries. The salad was delicious and had plenty of chicken. The fries were also very good. Maybe just don't get the beef burger. They have good beer and good vibes for a sports bar. The service is sub par. I'd go to the bar yourself and you may have to chase them down to fix an issue with what you ordered but the food came out pretty fast.

This pub is quite interesting. Has nice decorations, weird layout…read more It's local pub, so expect some smaller or bigger parties. During football world cup I came in and all pub had local party celebrating someone's 70th birthday. They put the whole shebang. Nothing wrong with it, just beware. Outside seating annoyed me as they are not stable and rocks every time you put your arms on the table or stood up. It's an okay place for a drink if you're out of options.

Ann our bartender was awesome, lovely woman. Had my first Guinness in Ireland there. Soooooo much…read morebetter than in the states. Go there!

Great local pub. Good food, drinks and a friendly atmosphere. I'm glad that I live nearby.read more

Came here for the authentic Irish pub experience while on our trip to Dublin…read more The pub was large and beautiful! It had a lovely wooden interior feel and the bench seating. The service was lovely. The waitstaff were welcoming and made us feel welcome. The food was perfect. I got the burger and chips. The burger was delicious! The beef quality overseas is sublime! The chips were massive and delicious! Perfectly crisp with a fluffy interior. I also got the pot roast and accompaniments. It was lovely! When in Ireland, you must have a Guinness, I'm sure it's illegal not to! I definitely recommend checking out a pub while in Dublin.

We wanted local and got it the night before a flight back to the US. Excellent beef and Guinness…read morestew topped with a pint. The 10 Strip Sirloin was tasty as well. Great, lively and fun atmosphere on Ireland's Independence Day 7-11.

I can't believe that it has taken me so long to write about this one, but this place is truly the…read morequintessential neighborhood pub. The atmosphere is rich with local charm and friendly conversation, and the moment stroll into Gravediggers, you're immediately aware that you are in a real pub, not some Temple Bar tourist trap. My bartender was friendly and poured one of the best pints of Guinness that I have ever had. As soon as I took my first sip, I knew that Gravediggers was home. Yes, it was a bit of hike get to this temple of Guinness goodness, but I would gladly do it again... and will the next time I'm in town.

We were told that the gravedigger Tavern was a must see so we hopped in an Uber and went a few…read moremiles to the John kavanagh Gravedigger tavern. It's next to a huge graveyard and was established in 1833 so the gravediggers could have a place to talk and drink their favorite beverage. There are two sections one is for drinking and the other is for eating. The folks there were super friendly as we first had a pint of delicious beer then we wandered to the food side. The service was excellent as I had the potato soup which was delicious and cheap. My wife and daughter split the Irish rolls and they fell in love with them. It was a great experience and I would definitely highly recommend anyone in Dublin to visit this place. This place is for anyone looking to have a pint of reasonable priced beer and delicious reasonably priced food plus the allure of the graveyard and all of its many different gravestones.

The Attic Bar has become Swords' newest hang out spot. With great draught beers and cider…read more Supporting the micro breweries and international flavours. They have a great homemade menu and super friendly staff. Why not check it out with the same great atmosphere, affordable drinks and food. Perfect for date nights Play a few board games or check out one of the many books to have a read through. Music to please. Or just call in for a pint and watch the match. Also available is Guinness. No better place in Swords for a proper pint of the black stuff. Served up by the third generation. This truly is one of the best of the old world charm pubs in the local area.

Great trendy spot with good craft beers on top. Cool Decor…read moreand atmosphere. They do a pint and a pizza for 12e, cant go wrong with that. Great little spot to chill out

First time in the Kilmardinny, sadly was in Kilmardinny for tea time after my uncles funeral,…read morethough a sad occasion it was an honor to be in his local for a pint and to raise a glass (or two) in his honor. The pub is quite large and can accommodate a large party such as ourselves for the afternoon. Lots of TV's to catch a match and craic to feel at home. We had a lovely veg soup upon our arrival to take the cold from the gravesite out of us and get the warmth back in. The soup was piping hot and light enough to leave room for a lovely tea sandwich or two. And the tea sandwiches were served with crunchy rippled cheese and onion crisps (Hunkey Dorys) that complimented the sandwhiches nicely. The service was a bit scattered but can't slag them considering we were quite a large party all at the same time. Once they got going they were friendly and attentive. The Guinness was nice, the tea and they make a lovely Irish Coffee as well. To you Uncle Paddy, it was an honor to sit in your local and celebrate you!

Hospitality at Kenny's extends far beyond the doling out of splendid pints. Insider tips on…read moreupcoming horse races are offered. Thought provoking albeit populist musings on systemic corruption in Irish politics are always offered. If hunger in addition to an unquenched thirst draws you to Kenny's then I suggest the Planter's Peanut salad as an appetizer followed by Cheese 'n Onion Lasange. For smokers, the front patio offers spectacular views of the sun setting over Lorcan Avenue.