Top 5 Pubs in Dublin

admiralofthefleet

bachelor inn
the windjammer
stoneboat
lower deck
my one:P

lightening

Anto McC wrote: »

I like them old fashioned. The type of pubs my father grew up drinking in.

At least there is a good few of them left, I like a mix between the old fashioned and the more modern food/booze pub to be honest, nice to have a choice. My list is mainly older style ones though.

WindSock

Pubs I like a pint when I am in town:

Sheehans
Grogans
Brogans

Later on I will probably go to Doyles

They are all in the same area. I really should branch out and try others.

Salvelinus

My favourites

The Foggy Dew, The Stags Head, Grogans, Bruxelles and Doyles.
A couple places I only been to a few times that I loved were The Sackville Lounge and The White Swan on Angier Street, anyone been?

enda1

Grogan's
Sin É
The Market Bar
O'Neills on Merrion Row/Baggot Street
Capitol (just for the cheap cocktails!)

aonfocaleile

Hartigans
The Dame Tavern
The Stag's Head
Brogans
Ryans (Camden St)

Jumboman

Panama bar on the keys is one of the better bars in dublin.

[Jackass]

Ha, this thread a blast from the past. My list from 7 years ago (!!) has completely changed by now. Amazed I had the temple bar on there, must have been a phase!

humberklog

[Jackass] wrote: »

Amazed I had the temple bar on there, must have been a phase!

That did make me laugh a lot when I read it on the 1st page:pac:.

Dyr

admiralofthefleet wrote: »

bachelor inn
the windjammer
stoneboat
lower deck
my one:P

I went past the bachelor inn there a few weeks back and it was all neoned up and had some fella blasting out songs on a guitar..what happened there

RMD

Bruxelles
Messer Maguires
Madagins North Earl Street
Porterhouse
Harry Byrnes.

Harry Byrnes is easily one of the best locals in Dublin IMO.

Heroditas

L. Mulligan Grocers
Stag's Head
Bull & Castle
McDaids
Hartigans

jimmymal

cosmic wrote: »

1. The Welcome (Parnell St)

2. Grogans (South William St)

3. The Lord Edward (Christ Church) EDIT

4. Brogans (Dame St)

5. The Stag's Head (Dame Lane)


These pubs have some of the best Guinness in Dublin. Yum!

Id throw in The Long Stone as one of my favorites not because of the guinness but because of the cheap pitchers and the smoking area. Pool table, tv's, heating and music. all outside. i believe they're putting a bar outdoors as well.

Mr Simpson

RMD wrote: »

Harry Byrnes is easily one of the best locals in Dublin IMO.

Was just about to post this, it's one of my locals and its definitely up there as a great local.

For me:

1. Harry Byrne's
2. The Black Sheep
3. L. Mulligan Grocers (The food is fantastic)
4. Capitol (It's good value and its not a bad spot)
5. The Living Room (Simply because it's great for sports, and it's beside my college)

This was more difficult than I thought, different pubs have different things going for them.

gara

O'Donoghues, Merrion Row
The Baggot Inn
Café En Seine
Sinnott's, Stephen's Green
Kiely's, Donnybrook/Mount Merrion

susiewoosie

1. Kehoes
2. Bruxelles
3. The Long Haul
3. Hogans
4. Flannerys

Jimmy Two Times

1. Harry Byrnes
2. Bruxelles
3. Porterhouse ( Parliament St.)
4. Foggy Dew
5. Gaffney's

Lux23

People keep telling me how great Frank Ryans is but still haven't gone there despite it being a ten minute walk from me. Is it really that cool?

(In no particular order)

1. Jack Nealons
2. Ryans of Camden Street
3. Dame Tavern
4. Whelans (I know technically not a pub as such)
5. Leeson Lounge

Wishbone Ash

susiewoosie wrote: »

3. The Long Haul

tony 2 tone

Chaplins
Sackville Lounge
JJ Smyths
The Swan
Fallons

Jumboman

Anyone like Q Bar ?

Wurzelbert

just off the top of my head and in no particular order:

- doheny & nesbitt
- james toners
- o'donoghues (merrion row)
- john kehoe's
- mv cill airne