I was hoping for an Irish pub experience and totally got it from The Stag's Head. Even the name…read morefulfilled expectations! The decor is exactly what I imagined, complete with stained glass and a real stag's head. Ordered the fish and chips, which were crisp on the outside with a flavorful batter, and tender fish on the inside. It also came with a nice little pea salad, with mushy peas and whole peas together with the greens. I definitely need to make this! Also got the Irish Cottage Pie and it was very tasty - rich in flavor but lighter than I expected, in a good way. Shared a pint of Guiness (just missed splitting the G - lol) and finished with an Irish coffee, which hit the spot. This is definitely a great place to go for a quiet pint or for a fun night of food and friends.

Great Irish pub! Lots of character and friendly servers…read more Come here if you want to good Irish pub experience. Recommended by a local and some college students - so you know it's good. We got their fish & chips and Irish Cottage Pie. Both were very good and filling. Fish was nicely breaded and fried. Good flavor in their batter. Cottage pie was full of flavor but not overly rich. Great atmosphere and food/drinks. Lots of pubs to choose from in Dublin - Stag's Head is worthy of a visit.

My friend described this as an old man drinking Guinness pub! I don't know if that's an accurate…read moredescription or not, but it does seem like a good place to get a Guinness. It also seemed pretty authentic and not super crowded when we were there.

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.

Probably some of the best fish-n-chips in town. Looks touristy but isn't. Tons of locals…read morerecommended as their go-to for a bite and a pint. Great place to watch a match! Bar service for ordering but they'll bring your food to table. Had a blast here our last day in country!

This place was down the road from my hotel (and I didn't want to eat at my hotel for a second…read moretime). The prices seem a little bit steep, but I suppose those are area prices. I went with just a chowder (which was 'surprisingly' good by the way) and had a couple of drinks. Gabriel behind the bar was really great with telling me about the different whiskeys available (when in Dublin, right?) so shoutout to him. It was not so crowded, though when I arrived, it was just behind a couple of ladies and I had to sit 'at the bar' but in hindsight this worked out since I was able to converse with my new friend Peter, who wandered over, I guess when he saw me sitting on my own. He and his wife got me drunk good and proper. Nice place for a pint or a meal.

Quaint little pub, ordered the beef and Guinness Pie. Out of this world!…read moreTender pieces of beef and vegetables with wonderful gravy. You will be slurping it out of the cast iron skillet. Topped off with an Ambush Juicy pale ale. Which was great if you like fruity beer! Caroline was our server and was great!

Our group stopped in at Kennedy's for some delicious Irish food. Our waiter was a hoot making…read moreconversation & recommendations adding to our experience. Oddly enough we all ordered the fish & chips after looking over the menu. Trust us it didn't disappoint. One in our party thought we were having "halibut" until we clarified it was "haddock" Regardless it was delicious. I ordered the Irish Coffee which was warm & delicious. Guinness was the choice of everyone else. We were seated downstairs (the place was packed for a Thursday afternoon) It was loud but then again it's an Irish Bar & it was raining outside so go figure. Absolutely worth stopping in for a pint or something to eat.

The Sub Lounge (formerly O'Reillys) was a real find. Not something you'd expect to come across at…read morethe end of an alleyway under Tara St Station, Sub Lounge takes its visitors on a gothic journey into a haven of magical otherworldliness. A group of us wandered down the dark alley one Sunday afternoon, a little anxious about what we might discover... Pleasantly surprised to find ourselves inside a Sleeping Beauty-like cavern of candlelit wonder, we stopped to marvel over the interior before giving the solitary bar man his rush of the century. The place was empty before we arrived, but luckily we'd brought a large enough group to make the entire place our own. The candelabras, mood lighting and high, domed ceilings make this place enchantingly atmospheric, but let's not forget the practicalities. Recipe for a good night with a large group: large tables - check, cheap beer (3.40 a pint!!!) - check, pool table - check... Ok this place is a winner. And get this - they even have a foozeball table! Rad! The toilets are definitely worth a gander... many, many mirrors, and easy to get lost in after a few pints of the dark stuff. OMG - 5 euro COCKTAILS Thurs - Sat night. Done. Sold. I'm there.

After finishing work I went to meet a few friends here for after work drinks. It started out very…read moregood the first waitress we had could not do enough for us we even ordered a few wedges and chips these were really good. Me and 1 of my friends decided to order some cocktails so we went to the bar to see what we could get I ordered a mojito and a White Russian for my friend. I should have known it would be a disaster when the female bartender had to as the waitress how to make it needless to say it was not very good. After a while my friend decided to get one more round before we left. Well to say we were shocked is an understatement. When the waitress came over she went to order a drink to which the response was cant you see I'm busy what's wrong with you going to the bar, as she turned and walked away and went back to the bar to chat with another member of staff. The girl that had been looking after us earlier I think had finished which was a shame. Needless to say we didn't stay for another drink. This would put me off going back I could understand if it was busy but service like this is not acceptable

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.

My friends and I (group of five adults) came in right after opening on Nov. 30, 2025. We placed our…read morefood order - 5 entrees and a ginger man platter for us to share. We then proceeded to wait almost 2 hours altogether for our food to arrive. After about 45min, our server explained that they didn't put the order in. Then about 30min later, a completely different server explained to us that our food is taking so long because we ordered too much food. The only reason we didn't get up and leave is that during the Christmas season, they require you to pay upfront rather than starting a tab. We couldn't really leave because we already paid. I thought this was easily one of the most baffling service experiences I've ever had. I don't understand the concept of my food taking almost 2 hours to arrive because I ordered too much. When did the onus of preparing the food in a timely manner get placed on the customer?

Very good service and outstanding fish and chips. First time having mushy peas with a meal and they…read morewere fantastic as well. Had a nice red ale with the meal and it was also top notch. Right by our hotel which was convenient especially with jet lag will be back for a pint on our return trip.

Local bar, very cool people…read more Tons of beer on tap, with some liquor options. Great service, and love the location. Be mindful of going during a sports event! It gets slammed.

The Wind Jammer on Townsend St is one of Dublin's "early houses", that is, pubs that open at half…read moreseven in the morning. The Wind Jammer is not, however, one of the really fun early houses. For fun early houses that serve already somewhat inebriated people, try The Chancery. The Wind Jammer is the type of early house that caters to shift workers and Gardaí from Pearse St coming off the night shift. Apart from a few couples the morning after the Trinity Ball, they wouldn't let in too many post-club revellers. The door is closed most early mornings, and they have a CCTV camera to give ya a good hard scrutinising before they'll let you in. The only time I was there for early pints, there was only one other group of young lads there and the barman looked like he was about to stop serving them. During the rest of the day and night, the Wind Jammer is a quiet pub frequented mainly by old, grumpy locals, who would sooner bite your head off than ask you the time of day. If you're really desperate for a drink and can't make it til half ten when the rest of the pubs open, by all means go to The Wind Jammer. Otherwise, there isn't that much else to recommend to it. Oh, one other thing. The Wind Jammer is the closest pub to Windmll Lane Studios, so U2 and The Saw Doctors among others have retired there for post-recording session pints over the years. Not the type of thing that would interest me, but sure it might interest you so I thought that I'd tack it on the end there

One of the best bars in Dublin! A must go to! The people are great and great vibe Service is…read moreexcellent.

So many noisy over priced places near by, nice to hit up this original style vintage bar. It is a…read moreplace to see because of its historical significance. It has an original SNUG room that was originally installed to allow the buisness to serve ladies without hiring their reputations. It was also for cheating men to sneak extramarital affairs. Now it is used by the bar staff as a break room, but it is still there. Drink prices are better than the highly popular giant famous bars action the way.?

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!