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This is a very popular place in Suffolk Street who have great live music and serve lovely food. A couple of points on the downside were that we sat there for about 20 mins before the manager came and told us that the one meal I had picked off the menu (cod and chips) wasn't actually available that evening. That wasn't too bad as I just picked something else but the poor family next to us were sat for OVER an hour waiting for their meals to arrive. Mine still arrived before theirs.
When mine came it was slightly overcooked and the peas I was expecting with it were just this strange little pot of mashed and chilled processed peas... I don't have a problem with processed peas.... I know some people like them... but chilled?? I mean out of the fridge chilled!! I can't remember what we paid for the meal now .... but it is a reasonably priced place to eat which makes it very popular.
Anyway we also had a Guinness and a Baileys and those drinks came to 9.25Euros.
Anything Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: Suffolk StreetDirections: Central
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Well this is my kind of pub. Its out of town in a neighborhood and as such has cheaper pricing than most of those we frequented during this trip.
The food was only so so here but I'd still come back again.
Has a real local feeling and honestly made the perfect place for a last drink of the evening. Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: Drumcondra Road Upper Drumcondra Dublin 9Phone: 01-8375382
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The guy here acted like it was a bother for us to come in. On an evening when it was fairly slow.
Oh well. I had the one, she had none and we moved on.
But it was a nice pub, with some private seats and some open seats making one feel comfortable no matter what they're looking for.
This pub was much of an afterthought in that we were in the area for the fish place and when we left there disappointed I said lets go in the pub. Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: 23 Christchurch Place, Dublin 2Phone: + 353 (0) 1 4542420
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The best old (as opposed to old-style) pubs in Dublin city centre are, for my money -
- Mulligans, Poolbeg St (very near O'Connell Bridge, down a side street)
- Kehoe's - South Anne Street, Just off Grafton Street
- The Long Hall, South Great Georges Street
- Grogans,
- The Palace Bar, Fleet Street
- Grogans Pub, 15 South William Street
Inevitably these places will have the best Guinness.
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 by MahieuLeave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: Lower Bridge StreetDirections: in front of Brazen Head, one of the oldest pubs in Dublin
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 by Mahieu
Very close to the Four Courts. Leave a Comment Theme: People WatchingAddress: Chancery StreetDirections: Close to Four Courts
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Thanks Fergal for showing me this nice piece of Dublin! Leave a Comment Theme: People WatchingAddress: Parkgate streetDirections: Close to Heuston Railway Station and Phoenix Park
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 Your my bestest mate you
are.... by sourbugger
The pub in Parliment Street is perhaps mainly frequented by tourists and beer-lovers, rather than 'locals' , but is still very worthwhile sampling.
The signs in the pub could be seen as a direct dig against Guinness -
e.g "Home of the best stout in the world", when the Guinness brewery is only about half a mile up the road. Another sign says "Home of the largest Irish-owned brewery in the world".
They brew eight different beers here, including several stouts (originally called Porters after the men who used to drink the stuff in ancient markets), ales and lagers.
I was especially enamoured of the Porterhouse Red, which was a fine hoppy brew.
This micro-brewery is a refreshing throwback to the days when the Liffey was lined with small breweries - before the days of mass production and mass-marketing. Support it - and enjoy it! Leave a Comment
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