This place was super cool. Really nice Victorian interior with cool stag-inspired decor. Staff is…read morenice and it's pretty spacious. Was surprised to find they had table service.

If you want to experience a true Victorian pub in Dublin, The Stag's Head is a beautiful place to…read morestart. Tucked down Dame Court just off Dame Street, The Stag's Head is one of those rare pubs that feels genuinely historic rather than designed to look old. The building dates to the late 1800s, and the interior retains the ornate features of a classic Victorian "gin palace"--rich carved wood, stained glass, brass rails, and a warm, glowing bar that feels wonderfully preserved. We stopped in around 4:30 pm, which turned out to be a perfect time to visit. There were other patrons enjoying drinks and food, but the atmosphere was calm and relaxed rather than loud or rowdy. It felt like the kind of place where locals drop in for a quiet pint on their way home from work before the evening crowd arrives. The staff were excellent--friendly, welcoming, and attentive without being intrusive. The food was very good (we failed to take photos because we were too busy enjoying it). As a vegetarian, I was thrilled to see the Impossible burger front and center on their menu; it was deliciously prepared with guacamole on a brioche bun, and not an afterthought on the menu. My companions both chose the Irish Beef Burger, and said it was excellent. One thing to know: this is a traditional Victorian pub, so cocktails aren't really part of the program. Expect beer, wine, or spirits rather than mixed drinks. In a place like this, that actually feels exactly right. Other pubs do serve mixed drinks. Between the history, the ambience, the quality of the food, and the wonderful staff, The Stag's Head is the kind of place that makes you feel like you've experienced a real piece of Dublin.

Situated in the small village of Ballycarry, Millar's is a bar, restaurant & off-sales all in one…read more The bar area is typical of a village pub with limited seating, open fire and the stereotypical older clients sitting about, enjoying their beverage. There is a restaurant out the back that can cater for large groups. The food menu is decent enough. The quality of the food is also great considering the very reasonable price. The staff here are local and friendly and always keen to chat, despite us not being regulars. There are themed nights / live music nights on throughout the week, so heck the screens or the bars website for details. There is also an upstairs games room that has a pool table, so it can help keep the kids entertained. Millar's is a great spot in the heart of the village, even if you're passing through you should check this place out.

Lovely we local country bar. A few entrances to this place, either the front door which will take…read moreyou by the off licence part as well or the side door which is also the entrance to the restaurant out the back. Once inside they have a fire burning in winter and sometimes summer as well( we do live in Northern Ireland) The staff are friendly and it's usually easy to find a seat. It is the style of bar with a few twists and turns and plenty of different place to sit. Beer isn't to dear, banter is plenty and they have a cheap bar snack menu serving burgers and pizzas. All in all we love it.

Fabulous pint of Guinness and very good Cabernet. Very highly recommended as the best pint of…read moreGuinness in Dublin and I was very happy to enjoy. Very nice and historic pub. JFK has his first pint of G here! This a pub that you should definitely visit!

One of the old place with traditional wooden decor. Stopped by for a pint or two to enjoy and to…read moreappreciate the good old bar. Really love the vibe here, laid back and just enjoy the present with friends and/or strangers. Great service and great beer.

The Old Storehouse is a Dublin pub with casual seating, live music, Guinness on tap (of course),…read moreand delicious eats. My husband and I stopped by for dinner and I ordered a caesar salad and their fish chowder. The caesar was great but my gosh the fish chowder and accompanying brown bread rocked my socks. So, much so, that I did what I never do--I revisited this spot more than once on the same trip (so many places to explore I almost never do this!). That fish chowder is craveable. They do live music on occasion as well and so we were able to enjoy that while sipping our Guinness. The prices are reasonable and the service is friendly. They aren't as small as they look at first glance, on one of our visits, we sat upstairs which has a second dining area. Amazing! Get to it!

Loud music, cheap drinks and good food…read more Place was absolutely packed with people in town for the American Football game so service was dreadfully slow. Had to excuse ourselves from the table multiple times to freshen drinks. The food was good. Once again, absolute star was the Buffalo Wings! Ireland? I mean what??? Perfectly cooked, sauced nicely, just spectacular! The band was playing a mix and of Irish Music and American Rock songs played to Irish tunes. Very fun and well engaged with the crowd. The restaurant itself is cozy and very warm. A great night was had by all!

Seemed to be very much a local pub and it was pretty busy when we went in the afternoon. I got to…read moretry the Rí Rá beer. At first it was standing room only as it's quite small but a nice person brought us over to their table. We saw this happen a couple times. Very cool. Wish I'd returned another time.

We came here because we wanted to check out one of the oldest bars in Belfast. There is seating…read moreoutside, downstairs and if open the upstairs too. The whole place is generally small. But the service was friendly and great. Initially we sat downstairs and the crowd is very friendly so we could squeeze ourselves into an area and enjoy some pints. We came back later that night to listen to music and was greatly disappointed. There was no amplification and it was too noisy to hear anything. But overall a fun place.

It is now The Two Foxes. They don't serve food anymore but the bartender is great guy!read more

This is a nice bar but you need to know that it is no longer O'Neill's. It is now The Two Foxes…read morePub. They no longer serve food but they spin great tunes.

My wife and I stumbled upon this place while walking throughout Dublin. It seemed like one like one…read moreof the small quiet pubs, and it was exactly that. I had the fish and chips which was decent. And my wife said that was the best beef stew she has ever had. And the woman bartender/waitress showed us great hospitality. She also was very helpful with teaching us the proper restaurant etiquette in Ireland. Would definitely recommend if you are looking for a nice quiet lunch and beer instead of a big tourist bar.

My daughter and I had a lovely meal here. We both had the fish and chips which was so light and…read morecrispy, with a Guinness. Literally, a perfect meal for a dreary day. We started with the cauliflower, we devoured it. I am so glad we ordered the large. My daughter doesn't even really like cauliflower so you can imagine how yummy it was. The atmosphere was comfortable and casual. Our waiter was a delightful young man from Argentina.

We are new to the Goatstown area, and every time we walked by Farmer Brown's the energy looked so…read morefriendly and laid-back. We finally went and I was not disappointed! First, the variety of seating is great (outdoor picnic tables, transition porch with retractable roof, and very cozy interior). Service was fast and friendly, and I loved getting to visit the two donkeys after I ate. I am a vegetarian, so I was going to do my boyfriend a favor + the vibes and didn't anticipate really loving anything on the menu for me. I ordered the cauliflower wings, and they were some of the best I have ever had...plus the portion was generous! My boyfriend got the wings and was so happy (but he also couldn't stop eating my cauliflower wings!). Also, I highly recommend talking a walk along the River Dodder after!

This was probably one of my favorite places in Ireland to get a true Irish meal. They advertise…read morethat they have traditional Irish food and trust me, they have the most authentic, scrumptious Irish food in all of Dublin. Guests seat themselves in one of the many cozy tables located in this bar. If you're stopping in for dinner, I recommend trying the bangers and mash. The gravy on this dish is simply out of this world. I never tasted something so savory! Pair it with a tall pint of Guinness and you'll be in heaven. Service was fast and friendly. Plus the prices were reasonable for a hearty dinner that will leave you eager to come back again and again.

Stopped in for a quick dinner and pint! Great atmosphere and friendly staff. I had their Fish n…read moreChips that was simple but tasted great with a pint of Bulmer's Cider! There are a lot of pub and dining options in Dublin and this is a great place to take a break.

Had a good time here. Came in during the day so there was barely anyone there. I come from the US…read moreon business trip and I took the A2 back to my hotel in Newcastle and I was recommended by someone to stop here and have a pint. I had a red Guinness and a powers whiskey. There is a minimum 10 pounds to spend to use card. They have tvs as well so I'm sure it gets really good in the afternoons and evenings. Great spot to stop by when you are driving through the A2. Beautiful scenery.

A nice pint and really nice decor. The place even has a bonafide castle stuck on the side…read more Seriously. We opted to relax here over two pints after a walk in the nearby snowy hills. The Guinness was good. Only drawback: I found the few men sitting at the bar counter a little intimidating. It was 4pm and they were clearly drunk. The lady behind the counter who was very nice, was well able to keep them in their place all the same. I'm glad. I'd return, for the comforts and the Guinness.