The Celt
If you like your Irish pubs a little less touristy, and above all a lot more authentic, then don't miss "The Celt"…
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Discover the Irish pubs in County Dublin, where you can enjoy a local atmosphere, traditional music, and great spots.
Irish pubs in County Dublin: the best spots
The Bank on College Green
How about dining in one of Dublin’s historic banks? That’s the promise of Bank on College Green, a Dublin restaurant that has…
The Palace Bar
If you’re looking for Irish authenticity mixed with a touch of modernity, then it’s high time you stopped off at The Palace…
The Long Hall
The Long Hall is a popular, unspoilt pub serving fresh pints and friendly service day and night. A long-standing favorite, the Long…
The Auld Dubliner
If you’re looking for Temple Bar pubs that host lively music sessions, look no further than The Auld Dub. Located in the…
The Norseman
If you’re in Dublin and the colorful hustle and bustle of the Temple Bar district attracts you like a magnet, you can’t…
The Temple Bar
The Temple Bar is the best-known Irish pub in Dublin's Temple Bar district! Famous the world over with its bright red frontage,…
Peruke & Periwig
Peruke & Periwig is a vintage address a stone’s throw from St Stephen’s Green. Housed in a former wig factory, the establishment…
L. Mulligan Grocer
One of Dublin’s finest Irish pubs. L. Mulligan Grocer may not look like much from the outside, but it’s still an institution.…
Brazen Head
The Brazen Head is said to be Ireland's oldest surviving Irish pub! Located in Dublin, it was founded in 1198, and has…
Chapter One
It’s all over Dublin: the capital’s best restaurant is called Chapter One! Named best restaurant in Ireland by the Irish Restaurant Awards…
Elephant & Castle
Elephant & Castle has been one of Temple Bar’s gastronomic landmarks for over 30 years! It’s the place to go for some…
The Stag’s Head
Another great Victorian pub! The Stag Head is above all famous for its stag head, which sits enthroned above the counter. The…
The Oliver St. John Gogarty’s Pub
Another iconic Irish pub in Dublin's Temple Bar! Impossible to miss with its green storefront and colorful flags, the Oliver St. Germain…
The Boxty House
In Ireland, there’s a traditional specialty called Boxty. It’s a kind of potato pancake, with a sauce and stuffing of varying ingredients.…
The Leo Burdock
The Leo Burdock is located in the heart of the select Temple Bar district. This Fish and Chips franchise (scattered throughout the…
Eatokyo
Fancy some sushi in Dublin? Here’s a superb address we’ve found for you on one side of the Temple Bar district. Eatokyo…
The Old Storehouse
The Old Storehouse is a warm, lively and popular Irish pub. Based in the Temple Bar district, it offers traditional music concerts…
The Quays Bar
Here at Temple Bar, we do things simply, without fuss, and with a smile! The Quays is no exception to the rule,…
The Foggy Dew
With its evocative name inspired by an old Irish ballad, The Foggy Dew is an old Victorian pub in Dublin’s Temple district.…
The Vintage Cocktail Club
The Vintage Cocktail Club is a speakeasy in Dublin's Temple Bar. You'll need to locate the letters VCC on the wall to…
Octopussy’s Seafood Tapas
Located in Howth, this bar-restaurant specializes in seafood and fish dishes. Their specialty? Tapas! Octopussy’s Seafood Tapas Bar is a great place…
The Greenhouse
Located on Dawson Street, just a stone's throw from St. Paul's. St. Stephen's Green in Dublin is home to "The Greenhouse", an…
The Church restaurant
If you like gourmet cuisine and unusual places, then we recommend the famous Dublin restaurant “The Church”. The latter deserves its name,…