Best pub in Dublin ?

mightymouse11

what would you say best pub in dublin is for a rainy saturday afternoon session...looking for best pub experience with great craic...heard Mulligans in stoneybatter is good

ntlbell

for me it would be mulligans without question.

mightymouse11

never been to it has it music

ntlbell

mightymouse11 wrote: »

never been to it has it music

No tv, i can't remember hearing music, if there is it's so low you can hear the person beside you talking.

This is a real pub.

BeerNut

Yep, low-level music. Great pub.

Cazale

Grogans is another one worth a mention :cool:

Degsy

Gypsy Rose by a mile...pity about the doorman though

I am pie

Gleesons in booterstown won pub of the year, for what it's worth. I know a few lads in work who made the trek out and raved about it.

accountant101

Love the Palace Bar !!! Fleet Street

jcrowbar

Mother Reillys in Rathmines would be my personal favourite. They have a lot more live music lately too.

accountant101

Sean O'Casey's is another great Bar....they have elvis impersonator in there as well..his great craic...can't remember name of street...but just off the sony centre on O'connell street

not yet

Degsy wrote: »

Gypsy Rose by a mile...pity about the doorman though

Yeah heard some shocking stories about him, he's meant t o be a big mutton headed cabbage.........

frag420

Love the gypsy and never had any trouble from bouncers there. What happened?

kevohmsford

Flannery's on Camden Street or Messrs Maguire's are my favourites

I am pie

ah here, flannerys ! To be considered a great oub surely you have to be open in the afternoon ??

Flannery's is a kip, we've all been there for ill advised late night mid week pints, but it's far from a great pub

admiralofthefleet

not yet wrote: »

Yeah heard some shocking stories about him, he's meant t o be a big mutton headed cabbage.........

leave degsy out of it:pac:

saintsaltynuts

Hairy Lemon,Stephen St.

newbie2

Is everyone just saying their local?

Degsy

saintsaltynuts wrote: »

Hairy Lemon,Stephen St.

Too expensive.

stimpson

Gingerman. Pitchers of Rebel Red for 13 bills. Decent food. Great staff.

And Enda doesn't seem to drink there anymore since he got his new job.

admiralofthefleet

pier house in howth

Lapin

Palace Bar, Fleet St.

BeerNut

The Palace, while wonderful, can be a bit sporty of a Saturday afternoon, which might distract from the drinking and that.

And I don't see how any pub that requires bouncers could be considered the best in Dublin. Clearly something has gone wrong with it or they wouldn't be there

McChubbin

Messrs Maguires is a favorite of mine.

madman9

liz delaneys pub and lounge

Lapin

BeerNut wrote: »

The Palace, while wonderful, can be a bit sporty of a Saturday afternoon, which might distract from the drinking and that.

And I don't see how any pub that requires bouncers could be considered the best in Dublin. Clearly something has gone wrong with it or they wouldn't be there

Do they have bouncers now?

Hadn't noticed, though its a while since I was in it.

Shame.

Davidth88

Never seen bouncers at the Palace , but it's been a while.... what about the gravediggers ( Kavanaghs )? ( bit further out ) .

Maybe the Stags Head ?


Ohhhhhh sneaky Sat afternoon pints ....love it.

petethebrick

saintsaltynuts wrote: »

Hairy Lemon,Stephen St.

It loses any charm it might have otherwise had when charging €5.40 a pint. Complete tourist trap that I won't set foot in again as long as they remain rip off merchants

BeerNut

Lapin wrote: »

Do they have bouncers now?

At The Palace? No. I was responding to different posts there.

reprazant

The Dice bar is a grand place for pints, as is Ryans across the road from it.

Mr Whirly

The Thomas House, if you're in to that sort of thing.