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Recently reopened after a complete revamp, this is a trendy place in a central location. It attracts a regular young crowd keen on people-watching, as well as the after-workers. A good alternative to the traditional Dublin pub.
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A friendly pub immortalized by James Joyce in his book Ulysses . Seafood and traditional Irish fare accompany the drink.
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This pub offers literary tradition and an authentic old-style Dublin drinking experience, with stained-glass windows and old wooden interior. The writer Brendan Behan used to drink here so it’s a stop-off for a popular Literary Pub Crawl.
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Popular traditional old pub and a regular haunt of journalists and other print workers from nearby Fleet Street. Famous as the home of “the best Guinness in Dublin”.
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This is both bar and restaurant, extremely popular with tourists for its central location in the middle of Temple Bar and more particularly for its traditional Irish food and music.
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The exterior of this pub is authentic and old-fashioned, while inside there are several different bar areas offering a variety of experiences and clientele.
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Chic and very laid-back looking bar with rattan chairs and natural fabrics. Plenty of space between tables too – rare in Dublin.
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Popular with writers and musicians. The evenings of live music are exceptionally good and well-attended.
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A smart bar with plenty of space to sit, and the large windows onto the street make the place light and airy. The feel is sophisticated but the atmosphere remains relaxed.
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Very popular with tourists and locals, who all come to sample the wide range of draught beers from this micro-brewery. It can become incredibly crowded so if you’re dying of thirst this may not be the quickest place to quench it.
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