Guidebook for Dublin
Food Scene
Situated in the historic heart of Dublin just a stones throw from Temple Bar is O´Neill´s Pub. Around the corner from Trinity College, Grafton Street and the world-famous Molly Malone Statue, it´s the perfect place for a quiet pint, a tasty meal or a lively music session or just to rest your feet for a while. You´ll always be sure of a warm, friendly welcome.
O’Neill’s is a genuine traditional Old Irish pub renowned for its friendly staff and patrons, its great atmosphere and world-famous food. It looks like a regular pub from the outside, but inside it’s a pleasure to drink in, Whether you want to enjoy the great pub atmosphere or find a quite corner for yourself, O’Neills have it all
60 locals recommend
O'Neills Pub
2 Suffolk StSituated in the historic heart of Dublin just a stones throw from Temple Bar is O´Neill´s Pub. Around the corner from Trinity College, Grafton Street and the world-famous Molly Malone Statue, it´s the perfect place for a quiet pint, a tasty meal or a lively music session or just to rest your feet for a while. You´ll always be sure of a warm, friendly welcome.
O’Neill’s is a genuine traditional Old Irish pub renowned for its friendly staff and patrons, its great atmosphere and world-famous food. It looks like a regular pub from the outside, but inside it’s a pleasure to drink in, Whether you want to enjoy the great pub atmosphere or find a quite corner for yourself, O’Neills have it all
Just in the heart of Dublin
One of the cheapest All You Can Eat restaurant,
great food whole week.
strongly recommend
Dragon Buffet
38 Middle Abbey StJust in the heart of Dublin
One of the cheapest All You Can Eat restaurant,
great food whole week.
strongly recommend
Drinks & Nightlife
O’Reilly’s Bar is located just under Tara Street DART Station. Built between three 170 year old candlelit arches, the venue provides the ultimate after-work unwinding drink, or that all important party destination for the wilder crowd. It is perfect if you like to dance and have a few drinks with friends on a party night out or if you want to extend your night out.
A very lively venue with music pumping out of the speakers. It is generally full of the young and the lively. They are open late on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. There is a heated beer garden located outside which gives you that extra bit of space just to chill-out
PS: THE CHEAPEST PINT IN DUBLIN
There is no cover charge for the
32 locals recommend
O'Reilly's
Poolbeg StreetO’Reilly’s Bar is located just under Tara Street DART Station. Built between three 170 year old candlelit arches, the venue provides the ultimate after-work unwinding drink, or that all important party destination for the wilder crowd. It is perfect if you like to dance and have a few drinks with friends on a party night out or if you want to extend your night out.
A very lively venue with music pumping out of the speakers. It is generally full of the young and the lively. They are open late on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. There is a heated beer garden located outside which gives you that extra bit of space just to chill-out
PS: THE CHEAPEST PINT IN DUBLIN
There is no cover charge for the
STEP BACK IN TIME...
The Brazen Head is officially Ireland's oldest pub, dating back to 1198. While it is unclear how much of the original 11th century coach house is still intact, there is a palpable sense of history within these timeworn walls. If you are looking for the true Irish pub experience then the Brazen Head Pub should be your first port of call.
The Brazen Head has now established itself as one of Dublin's best live music venues.
The Brazen Head has an award-winning restaurant and a well-deserved reputation for fine food
283 locals recommend
The Brazen Head
20 Lower Bridge StSTEP BACK IN TIME...
The Brazen Head is officially Ireland's oldest pub, dating back to 1198. While it is unclear how much of the original 11th century coach house is still intact, there is a palpable sense of history within these timeworn walls. If you are looking for the true Irish pub experience then the Brazen Head Pub should be your first port of call.
The Brazen Head has now established itself as one of Dublin's best live music venues.
The Brazen Head has an award-winning restaurant and a well-deserved reputation for fine food