The music was top notch! It was a great place to sing along to some favorites while enjoying a pint. The food was decent, not anything fancy. read more

Quaint local pub. Enjoying pints of local brew. Killian was great. Enjoyed Rockshore Irish Lager and Smithwicks Irish Ale. read more

The Old Storehouse - Irish Pub Near Me - Dublin, D

On a Friday evening, we were 5 people and got to wait just over 5 minutes! The place is quite big and there is a lot of turnover. We asked for the special menu which includes a main dish and a beer for 16.95 euro: we loved it! We had live music and excellent service! Highly recommended! read more

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The Irish Meat Pie is DELICIOUS. Served with a little salad, the mash on top of the pie is perfectly browned, the mince is flavorful. If I wasn't leaving today, I'd come back to try other dishes. The waitstaff is also VERY nice and free wifi! read more

The Old Storehouse - Irish Pub Near Me - Dublin, D

Delicious food and drink along with great service. My family and I got the cheesecake for dessert and it was divine.

We waited an entire hour for our food and when it came our order was wrong. Not the waitresses fault. We left, with tons of other great choices in the area ...and better kitchen service! read more

I'd been in Dublin for 3 days and realized I had not had a Guinness yet. We stumbled upon this bar and to our delight was more than we expected. I enjoyed my first pour and wow! Brian, our bartender was very accommodating and guided me thru my whiskey choices. I enjoyed a couple nice 20 year old whiskeys and left on a journey to find a limited edition cognac at a store across town at Brian's recommendation. Highly recommended! read more

Traditional Irish foods and drinks , I went to there wit my friend when it was my first visiting in Ireland and I could learn about Irish foods and drinks. Also Live was traditional or famous Irish music , it was good experience for me. read more

The bartender, Killian, was awesome! He had awesome people skills and made it a great experience for everyone there.

I stumbled upon this restaurant as I explored the temple bar area. Right as I was seated, the musician began playing traditional Irish folksongs. I ordered the cottage pie and a pint of Guinness. Within 5 minutes, my food was brought over with a perfectly poured glass. I quickly went to work on the cottage pie and heartily scooped spoonful after spoonful of mashed potatoes into my mouth. The baby carrots it came with on the side were lightly salted and we a nice addition to the cottage pie. After a few minutes, a performer began tap dancing in the middle of the restaurant to the beat of the music. Overall, this was a great way to experience an evening in Dublin. read more

Delicious meal....a lively Irish pub as they all are. We were seated quickly in the upstairs so it was perfect to hear the music but still be able to talk to each other ( we are old, clearly). Everyone was very happy with their meals. I ate lightly that evening, soup and salad...super fresh and tasty greens in my salad and the soup was a fantastic squash soup. The Irish stew was the other selection I only tasted a morsel of since my husband thought it was so delicious, he didn't want to share. Slow cooked tasty goodness in a big bowl with a huge dollop of mashed potatoes. I recommend this place for a meal. read more

Went on vacation to Ireland and happened to stumble into here on my first night. The food was absolutely delicious if you go, must try the bangers and mash. So delicious! If you're craving dessert the baileys cheesecake is the way to go. Everything is fresh and you get to listen to live music while you enjoy your meal. They also have free wifi which is a lifesaver. Our waitress was very nice and polite A must try in Dublin! read more

I had passed this place many times while walking through Temple Bar but, like any local, I usually avoid all food/drink in the area due to over pricing. I was pleasantly surprised when i was proven wrong. We came here with some visitors who were looking to see an "irish pub" and they were delighted to find this place that was so authentic. I will admit it isn't as touristy as I has originally thought. Of course there are no locals here and the place caters entirely to visitors but they had live music which was nice, but a bit loud, during dinner time. The only reason I knock a star is for two reasons - 1. the beef stew was just that - beef. nearly no veg and mash. They will need to balance it out to make the plate look more appealing but it did taste good! I would say the Sheppard pie looked like a safer choice. The other main reason to knock a star was the server gave us the bill with a massive hand written note stating that the tip was not included in the price. 1. kind of rude. 2. it is up to the customer to choose what they want to leave and its as if she was belittling us for not knowing the tipping process in Dublin. My visitors then felt obligated to tip even more than they planned for average service. I would hope this is just an individual mistake on the servers part and not a restaurant wide lack of judgement. Overall I cant knock it entirely as they do a main meal (minus the steak) and a pint for about 16 euros but there are many other non tourist restaurants I would recommend in a more authentic location. read more

If you are just off the plane, thirsty for some Irish beer, and don't want to brave the clearly overcrowded Temple Bar but want to drink in a venerable Dublin pub, The Old Storehouse will cure what ails ya. In fact, it might ail you the next morning and provide the cure too. Seriously though, as an American, we come from a country where anything more than 100 years old is awe-inducing. Places like The Old Storehouse give you a sense of history and emphasize how much pubs are such a part of life in Ireland. And they serve beer and have pretty awesome music too. I would recommend The Old Storehouse as an introductory course on pubs in Dublin. Intimate, archaic, lively, and stocked with Irish beers...it is all you could ask for your first time in Ireland, or second or third, really. As an aside: Don't be a snob in Dublin, and avoid spots because they are overloaded with tourists and backpackers. If you hate crowds, then it makes sense. People come to Dublin just for the pubs, it's practically a part of the city's soul and identity, and who can blame them? If a spot serves Budweiser and charges 6 euros, then be a snob. But crowded pubs signal a good time. That is all. read more

Great atmosphere and feel for a pub. Service was excellent and catered easily to different languages. Great food as well makes this a must visit place. read more

A great place to go! They have authentic Irish food and live music and an Irish step dancer on certain nights. Overall, great prices and a great atmosphere if you are looking for an Irish pub! read more

Love this place.... We ate here twice.... Food was good, atmosphere - was great, loved the live music. It is in the Temple Bar area ..... so go early for better prices.... read more

Great food and the band was so much fun. We got the scampi and chips, which I was surprised was fried but was still really delicious. They handled a party of over 20 of us with no problem - highly recommended! read more

We arrived at The Old Storehouse to very welcoming staff and nice live music. A typical Irish pub atmosphere with a choice of seating either near the music or upstairs in the dining room. We chose pate as a starter to share, which was good. The Fish and Chips are another good choice so was the Irish cottage pie. We saw someone enjoying what looked like a fish chowder - it smelt yummy and they appeared to be enjoying it so next time we are going to try this. It was busy but we were not neglected by our waitress she kept an eye on our needs throughout our visit. Good fun and good food in a lively part of the city. read more

Great experience! Food was delicious! Had the Irish casserole and cottage pie. Definitely recommend. Ask for Niamh she's awesome. Very sweet, attentive and on the ball. read more

it is a lovely pub for friends and irish lives musique, i love the atmosphere, friendly, cool, musicians, it is a very good place for a first night in dublin. read more

The Old Storehouse - Irish Pub Near Me - Dublin, D

Awesome food - pate was delicious and flavorful. The mussels are huge! Great ambiance!

The old storehouse is the best pub and restaurant in town - you really miss something if you haven't been there. The pub has a fantastic atmosphere - the team Robi, Ian, Brian and Eamon is absolutely amazing - the food has to have 5star's anytime of the day. Live music to make it just the place to be. read more

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I love this pub. I think what makes it is the guy singing on a Friday and Saturday night. Great craic. It is in temple bar but isn't full of your typical stags and hens. Have always had a great night there. It has pauliner which is a bonus. read more

Waited an hour already and still no food. The table next to us already got their food, ate it and their just waiting for their check. Very bummed. read more

Great bangars and the absolute best fish and chips I have ever had. Kevin the bartender was the best. This was the spot for my first and last Guiness while in Ireland read more

Authentic Irish pub at the hart of the temple bar! Although it is a very touristic pub, it's worth visiting it. Great Irish food, live music, good service and lots of pints! ;) everything you need for a great evening! read more

We had drinks at Tommy's (little side pub) twice in the same night, starting and ending our evening there. Live music could be heard from the main bar area, but still we could hear each other. A fun little "tucked in" spot on a very busy street, John served us well! Yeah Guinness read more

Was looking forward to trying it out...good atmosphere and good music. Went to the restaurant stand where it said "please wait to be seated". So we waited. And waited. And waited. Four staff members walked past us, no acknowledgment. Went to the pub area instead, found a seat, and were ignored again. I'm sure it's fun...but not so much fun when you're on the pay no mind list. read more

This place is awesome. The best live music I experienced in the weekend I was there, several bars that are easy to get to, with music downstairs until 1130, and the ups the upstairs until about 230 am. The manager at times can seem a little controlling, but he runs a tight ship that in the end is to everyone's benefit. This place also perfectly mixes a party atmosphere with that of a low key Irish bar. A must try while in Dublin! read more

This Pub was one of the highlights on our Ireland trip. We came here for lunch the day we flew in. The service was great and quick and the food was absolutely delicious! We were traveling in a group of 15 and everyone in our group loved their food as well. On our last day in Dublin, we decided to come back here for dinner. The place was packed but it only took 15 minutes to seat us. We were seated upstairs, away from the live music. I was a little disappointed at first, but once we got to our seat we realized we could still hear the band just fine. They also had a t.v. that was showing their performance. The food was just as delicious as our first visit and the service was amazing, even with it being as crowded as it was. This is another place we will be sure to visit if we ever find ourselves in Dublin again. read more

Service was terrible and food was mediocre. We waited 1.5 hours for two entrees. I think the woman forgot to put in our order. Because it was quite busy and service in Ireland seems to be a lot slower, we waited and waited and it never came. Then, she finally put in our order and we waited another 35 minutes. The steak came out and it looked like what you'd buy at Walmart. Not worth €24.95. Thank God for the gravy because the potatoes were drier than the desert. They offered us tea or coffee on the house for poor service but we declined. I asked if we could have our Guinness & 1 Jameson comped instead, since we only ordered it after waiting an hour for food, and she said maybe she could give it to us for 50% off! LOL never heard that one before. read more

This place has rebranded to The Old Storehouse... and it is awesome. Went here twice on my recent trip to Dublin; would go back again and again. Great music, more local flair than tourist, great food to boot. Ordered the Guinness beef stew two nights in a row b/c it was SO good. This place makes you want to go home and open your own Irish Pub. Good prices for the area too and very good service for a pub. I WILL BE BACK!!! read more

First pint in Dublin!. Servers were attentive and the food was delicious. Bangers and mash and a Irish beef burger. Will go back at least once on this trip. read more

I thoroughly enjoyed their seafood chowder, my mom is still talking about her lamb (or was it Guinness?) stew. Music was nice, wish we had been on the first floor for it. The first floor did get verrry crowded towards the end of the night, getting to the toilets got a bit difficult. read more

Two time in 3 days.. so gooood!!! Nice music and great location!! Live music and if lucky also a Irish ballet!

Great food and live music in the heart of Temple Bar. Sure you have a lot of options when it comes to a cold pint, some Irish food, and music when in Temple Bar, but this spot had some of the best traditional food Ive had in the main drag of Temple Bar with good service and live music to boot. Good spot. read more

The Old Storehouse is a popular destination for good reason. It's a big tourist spot but enjoyed ourselves. Sat at the bar and grabbed some drinks. Listened to the guy playing a variety of covers. Good spot to grab a pint in the Temple Bar area read more

We stopped in for an Irish Coffee walking through Temple Bar. It was early afternoon so not over packed yet. We didn't try the food but it looked good. Not much else to say - the bathroom was clean and nice. read more

tourist trap! :( I felt like I was back in Times Square- it's all Americans. The lamb pie was pretty good but everything else: ugh