posh places in Dublin to have a drink

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime

or a good koppaberg strawberry and lime ?

so where are the posh places to drink in Dublin and still under €5 a pint ? under €6 for koppaberg ?

bonus points if it has a view.

when I say posh I don't mean fibbers or academy.

a place of class with saphisticated people.

like the deer hotel howth.

any like so around Dublin city and county ?

Wacker The Attacker

The Towers in Ballymun

pebbles21

The Cappagh House Finglas

PizzamanIRL

In before Coppers

pconn062

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime wrote: »

when I say posh I don't mean fibbers or academy.

a place of class with saphisticated people.

like the deer hotel howth.

any like so around Dublin city and county ?

Saphisticated people??

the groutch

Loike Crowe's in Ballsbridge loike, you can loike get a great Heino there loike.

Wacker The Attacker

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime wrote: »

or a good koppaberg strawberry and lime ?

so where are the posh places to drink in Dublin and still under €5 a pint ? under €6 for koppaberg ?

bonus points if it has a view.

when I say posh I don't mean fibbers or academy.

a place of class with saphisticated people.

like the deer hotel howth.

any like so around Dublin city and county ?

Culchie or Foreigner?

Blondini

Parnell Mooney - a great bunch of lads...

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime

Wacker The Attacker wrote: »

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime wrote: »

or a good koppaberg strawberry and lime ?

so where are the posh places to drink in Dublin and still under €5 a pint ? under €6 for koppaberg ?

bonus points if it has a view.

when I say posh I don't mean fibbers or academy.

a place of class with saphisticated people.

like the deer hotel howth.

any like so around Dublin city and county ?

Culchie or Foreigner?

culchie

jimthemental

The Steering Wheel Clondalkin, you'll love it.

martin46585

Go in for a laugh, come out in stitches ....

keith16

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime wrote: »

so where are the posh places to drink in Dublin and still under €5 a pint ? under €6 for koppaberg ?

under 5 quid you say? Try 1994.

christmas2012

morrisons

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime

jimthemental wrote: »

The Steering Wheel Clondalkin, you'll love it.

I know this place.

it's a kip.

wait a minute

after looking at Google with these names they look like holes.

it was a real question too :-(

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime

pconn062 wrote: »

Kopparberg Strawberry and Lime wrote: »

when I say posh I don't mean fibbers or academy.

a place of class with saphisticated people.

like the deer hotel howth.

any like so around Dublin city and county ?

Saphisticated people??

I put emphasises on the f

gara

Café Novo in The Westbury is pretty upmarket I guess, The Bailey is also quite refined and a great place to sit outdoors beneath the parasols when the sun shines. Pimms at the Pav works either -just don't ruin it all by ordering cider!

IrishAm

jimthemental wrote: »

The Steering Wheel Clondalkin, you'll love it.

A grand pub, decent pint and I never saw any trouble in there.

mikemac1

Sunset House in Summerhill

wishwashwoo

So good you will be relived of your belongings

tdv123

Big Kahuna Burger.

That's the new Hawaiian burger joint. I hear they have some tasty burgers.

krudler

Silverface John's, its a more upmarket version of a well known pub.

retroactive

The Shelbourne (8.50 for a glass of red)

Dice Bar in Smithfield is trendy and cheap

The Market Bar is nice and has good food, not particularly 'posh' though.

Pintxo Bar just of Temple bar is a hidden gem

Alfies on South FitzWilliam's street is lovely but you can't exactly get drunk in it.

Mulligans in Stoneybatter attracts the young lawyer crowd and has a brilliant range of craft beers.

Anyone asking "Where is the posh bar in Dublin?" may not feel overly comfortable in some of the places above. Stick to Café en Seine and don't wear a Cavan jersey and you'll have fun. Dublin isn't short of nice places to drink.

Brokentime

The Bank Bar

And that other one with the legal/law name, just off Grafton Street.

RMD

If you can't spell sophisticated and think the Deer Park Hotel is a high-class institution I'd recommend avoiding the actual upmarket bars.

retroactive

Brokentime wrote: »

The Bank Bar

And that other one with the legal/law name, just off Grafton Street.

Central Bank Bar on College Green (near Dame Street and on front of Trinity) is lovely. Stock Exchange rolling above the bar and filled with historical objects. Old Safes in the bathrooms. Adore it.

...but the table service is dreadful.

nice_very

the dail bar, most exclusive bar in the country

Brokentime

retroactive wrote: »

Central Bank Bar on College Green (near Dame Street and on front of Trinity) is lovely. Stock Exchange rolling above the bar and filled with historical objects. Old Safes in the bathrooms. Adore it.

...but the table service is dreadful.

That's the one, but I just thought it was called the Bank Bar.Never mind. Lovely vibe in there, and relaxed atmosphere. Great if you can get a seat upstairs above the bar. Wasn't too expensive, either.

Table service wasn't so bad, as I recall.

Lapin

The Dawson Lounge has a great view of Dawson Street.



(If you stand just inside the front door). :pac:

LETHAL LADY

Know feck all about Dublin pubs but I reckon The George might be right up your alley.

vicwatson

The deer park in Howth? Wtf ya on eh !! ?:)

Defiler Of The Coffin

The Bank on College Green

mikemac1

The Bridge Inn Chapelizod

They claim to be the only pub in Dublin right on the Liffey.

I mean right on the Liffey, not on a quay, the Liffey is right against their cellar wall.

Mad place, they do open the windows and throw out the stale bread from the kitchens to the ducks below.
Fattest ducks in Dublin live beside this pub!

Good service, cheapest place in Chapelizod, quiet at times but lots of stuff at other times

Do a good toasted sandwich, nom nom

Super-Rush

The Dublin forum please.