Came back once again. And it looks more destroyed than it was some time ago. Everything else was…read morethe same. Friendly staff. Decent and nice people there. No scumbags, at least then or any other times I've been here. Toilets are looked after. Still cheap prices for 1 hour of pool €5. Beers were €4. Still got to leave a €20 deposit. But billiard equipment gone worse. Spillage on half of the tables, cues are crooked, a bit messy in general. See pictures for yourselves.

I give this spot 3.5 stars! It's a super large space and great for shooting pool with friends. At…read morefive euro an hour, what a deal! This pool hall / bar is located at the Camden Palace / Camden Deluxe Hotel; but, it should have its own business site, as the space for playing pool, foosball, virtual golf, and/or darts is quite large and a venue in itself! Grab some friends and shoot for the corner pocket - this spot is worth a shot! Game on!

The waiting staff are so lovely, expecially the waitress we had, I think her name was Alex?!…read moreNothing but lovely and provided great service when giving us our food and drinks. Would Highly recommend this place, as the vibes are great and for a good price too!

"The oldest Pub in Inchicore" People have been drinking…read morehere since 1734 when it opened as a Coachman's Inn. This is a lovely pub for a pint or a bite to eat. It is located right in the centre of the village. There is a car park for patrons at the side of the pub (entrance off Grattan Crescent).

Eclectic large pub that is extremely popular with young professionals. Hip vibe, yet cozy. Love the…read morecandelabras! Great music. Nice selection of craft beers. Thursday nights are usually pumping!

Great selection of rotating craft beers and an outdoor patio for sunny days! The Blackbird does…read morehave a bit of a hipster vibe, but so does the modern craft beer scene in general so it shouldn't be a shock. The staff are super friendly and happy to give suggestions and tasters if you're undecided. The décor is quirky and fun, with vintage toys adorning the ceiling and shelves. It's actually quite a neat little collection, so even checking that out is entertaining. At the moment, they don't have a food menu per se; only 3 personal pizza options (and the pizza isn't great). You can get a pizza and pint for €10 any day of the week, though, so it's still a good value option if you need something to soak up the beer!

Great downstairs pub in Dublin. Super sports forward with great views of screens of all the…read moresporting events for the day. Beer was cold and Old Fashions were 2 for $15...what else could you want?

What a fun sports bar for a night out in Dublin…read more My girlfriend and I googled for a bar that may have the Eagles game on, and word was Sinnotts was one of the bars in the area that frequently puts Eagles games on or whatever the most asked for game is by most patrons at the time. My girlfriend and I were off both geared up in our Eagles jerseys and myself sporting an Eagles hat as well. We were determined to make our presence known and really hope they would put it on the big screen for us if we showed the proper amount of enthusiasm and zeal. Luckly, it worked and another couple came in right after us decked out in eagles gear as well, score, we now had a rooting section as soon as you entered the establishment. They had a great 2 for 1 margarita deal and they were quite good. The food was nothing to sneeze at either, the Irish Stew was probably my favorite of the whole trip, and my only gripe is I wish the portion size was a little larger. I tasted my gf's dish which was the braised beef, and it was a heaping portion size and good, not the best in all of our trip but still very good. This was one of our first few nights in Dublin before meeting up with our tour group for a drive over parts of Ireland and Northern Ireland and I am very glad we chose here as one of the bars. I would recommend if you are in the area and want to make a night out of it watching a sports game, grabbing some food, and if you're in the mood to indulge in a few cocktails, well you will definitely have a wide array of spirits and beer to choose from. As always people SYOY!!!

This place was right next door to our hotel so we figured we should check it out. We were glad we…read moredid although we made the mistake of going during a soccer match. It was SO BUSY!!!!! The vibe was so friendly that we didn't mind. We had our first spice bag of the trip. It was pretty good! We also tried the fish and chips. I enjoyed the flavor and the portion size was pretty good too. After the game they had some live music that was decent The prices were fair for what you got.

My wife and I were staying at the Camden Court Hotel next door and decided to go out for some quick…read morebar food and a pint. The Bleeding Horse is one of the oldest pubs in Dublin and appeared to be quite lively. There was a bar in the front and a bar in the back as well. The bar in the front was quite busy and loud where a 2 piece band was playing. We went to the back and were served by Alex who was great to talk to and also helped us escape a drunken patron who was hanging on me. I started off with a Guiness Pint while my wife ordered a pint of Heineken. I also had chicken wings in hot sauce which would be close to our Buffalo sauce. They serve with blue cheese mayonnaise which didn't seem quite right mainly because there was more mayo than blue cheese. The wings were excellent and quite a bit. I believe there were 8-10 wings. My wife ordered the Arancini with sauce which we shared. We had fun, but it was a bit loud.

I would definitely recommend coming here over the Temple Bar as a tourist. It feels more cozy and…read morethere are more locals. Good drinks at reasonable prices and great live music! A very lively location for sure.

Went for lunch in the afternoon. Place was relatively empty. Few folks chatting at the bar. Service…read morewas nice. Wanted to finally try the iconic Guinness stew. It was a decent portion. The stew was warming. It came with soda bread and a pad of butter.

Came in later in the evening and had the sampler and the slider trio. The burger was super over…read morecooked. There were a few other items that were super cold like the chicken and Brie. We ordered wine and received the wrong bottle, beer was okay though. After that we realized the place was going to turn into a very loud bar/club and keep us up all night. Not the best experience, especially right under an old hotel with no sound barriers.

Although D:two sells its self as a night club its also a cool place for a few drinks as well.The…read morehuge beer garden in the back is one of its main selling points, expect it to fill up early with the office crowd, especially on Thursdays and Fridays. I've been here many a time and the garden is great in the summer, when the sun decides to come out. Big platters of food available and they're pretty group friendly too. Harcourt street can be a bit of mixed bag pubs and clubs wise. So If your looking for a good night out without going to a sweatbox (copper faced jacks) or paying over the odds (krystal) then D:Two if definitely worth a look. The downstairs club generally opens after 11 Thurs-Sun and if your in the main bar before 10 your generally able to access the club from a back stairs. The music changes each night but its generally charty stuff with the odd cheesy tune thrown in.

We were famished after a long trip and found Foley's Bar near our hotel, went in for an early…read moresupper. Foley's has two floors, the downstairs area offers live music but no real food menu so we headed upstairs. The place was crowded (later learned there was an American football game in town with 30,000 fans from Georgia Tech and Florida State; in future I would avoid visiting Dublin during this time!) Foley's offers typical pub food in a casual sports bar atmosphere. My chicken tenders were nicely spiced and meaty, although the accompanying fries were kind of bland. Fish and chips were good too. Service was slow but that's to be expected on a crowded evening. We were surprised to see the check in $USD (no choice of currency offered) rather than in Euros (the coin of the realm), with a 8.75% "exchange rate markup fee" tacked on to the total. We weren't given a choice of currency as stated on the bill (see picture). I've never seen this done elsewhere, seems like a petty way to make a bit of extra money from unsuspecting tourists. We were tired and the place was crowded so we paid and left without comment. But that unwarranted currency fee didn't leave a good taste in our mouths at all.

We picked this bar based on the reviews and the food options, we knew there would also be a futbol…read moregame on that day, and the decor looked super unique and eclectic. We arrived for lunch a little after opening on a Saturday. The place filled up quickly and was full before we left. This was also our first time having a meal with the Sweet Chili sauce, which we've both had on other foods before but something about the fried food in Ireland made the sauce that much tastier! We order boneless wings and pepperoni pizza. The Red Headed cocktail was amazing - earthy and a tad sweet. The restaurant overall has a snazzy feel, the bathrooms were by far the nicest I had seen this far and the staff was friendly.

I have to say I really like the 'new' Palace. It's laid out nicely, and that deliberately long…read morequeue* outside actually moves quite quickly. It's a pity then, that it's still so full of knobs... *pure marketing genius

The Palace seemed to have been under refurbishments for the best part of yonks, but it seems it's…read moredoors have finally opened again, and last night I got to experience it. Now I'll be honest, I hated the Palace. HATED IT. But I was pleasantly surprised to find it was actually...ok. It still has many of the fundamental problems the old Palace had. Crap music, overpriced, easy to get lost in etc. But now in the coolest looking club I've ever been in. It looks like it belongs in the Bladerunner universe or something. It still retains the features of an old ballroom but with loads of lasers shooting around the place and big Space Invader-esque screens adorning the walls. It's pretty damn cool. It looks like it would be the perfect stage for a remake of Strictly Ballroom...set in 2139. An epileptic's worst nightmare though.

I wouldn't be hugely fond of break for the border. I mean it's fine. It's a big pub just off…read moreStephens Green and underneath there is a club/venue. I went to a few college events in the club part a few times and it was good fun - it's not a bad venue for an event or private party. I've seen the chipendales being advertised as 'performing' here too...pity I missed that. NOT. It wouldn't be my first port of call when looking for a pub - but I have gone here on occasion to watch the odd rugby match...simply because I know it wont be busy! It wouldn't be Dublin's busiest pub, so when we know everywhere is going to be crazy busy with the match on, we usually go here and find that there's seats. You can sit on the pool tables too, even if it is busy, and we usually order a platter. There's also a restaurant upstairs.

Break for the Border is a super pub/club/restaurant. It's the kind of place that really appeals to…read moreyou when you're 18 and have just started getting into places legally. I remember my friend raving to me about it when we were that age and it sounded pretty magical to a novice like myself. 'A restaurant and a club? Wow!' I've been to Break for the Border a few times since my young friend spun her yarns and I'll tell you now, it's anything but magical. It's fairly generic and characterless as a nightclub. The music was the same old Rihanna rubbish that echoes from most speakers in most venues in Dublin. It gets a bit messy as the night goes on and the crowd ain't genteel! Not the worst place to be if your work or college night ends up here but not the best either.