Absolute gem hidden in the shadow of the huge Guinness museum which is the Storehouse. Staff is super knowledgeable and engaged, beers are varied (could you imagine the Brett beer in a Guinness brewery?) so don't miss it after the tour. Honestly I've got more info than at the Storehouse tour. Enjoyed immensely

This is simply a very nice place for Guinness fans. Right next to the storehouse, and you can get some interesting Guinness that you can't find elsewhere and pair with some snacks. I got recommend the Nitro Cold Brew Guinness, it is just so good

Simply a Paradise for craft beer's lovers! Here you can taste some unique experimental beers that you won't find anywhere else! Service is wonderful, everyone has been kind and friendly and, when we said we were on honeymoon they offered us a delicious pineapple martini! Food is delicious, and the taproom is awesome. A must see for every craft beer lover in Dublin!

The Guiness beer made at the plant in Tijuana, Mexico does not taste anything like the original extra stout taste. Very dissapointed as it tastes like a stout that was made by the Cervecería Tijuana with the same sparkling oatmeal taste. Guinnes Original Stout has been my favourite since 1998 so I do know what it should taste like.

I've been here a few times and it never disappoints. There's a great selection of experimental beers from Guinness and guest brewers, special shout-out out to nitro coffee Guinness, incredible. The food is lovely aswell, we had the platter to share which had more than enough for two.

What a bucket list tour and experience that I recommend for any tourist, beer lover or not, when in Dublin. This is absolutely a world-class facility. Learning the process to pouring the perfect pint, it is an experience you’ll never forget. Plan on spending three hours or so in here and cherish the memories.

Open gate feels like a brewery, as opposed to the Guinness Storehouse. The atmosphere here is fun - there are games everywhere and chalkboards encouraging you to rate the (sometimes) funky beers on tap. The staff was so friendly and helpful when we were selecting what to drink. We tried some really fun and delicious beers. I’d highly recommend!

A must go-to place when in Dublin, especially on weekends when good music vibes are on! Famous for their guinness collection of drinks, and food is actually great too. Parking spots are usually available outside.

A bit outside the center, only a 10 minute bus ride though. Recommend making reservations in advance! The beers and food were fantastic.

Separate from the main brewery but next to the former biggest Brewhouse for miles (now derelict), this is an attempt to get all "Craft" by Guinness. It looks craft, but the beers just aren't craft enough, they taste as you'd imagine a multinational making what they think to be craft beer would taste... Not bad, just fairly safe and dull.

Visiting the place where my favorite beer is produced was a special and extraordinary experience. It is a visitor center of the factory in Dublin. 7 floors of a fascinating tour accompanied by explanations and a nice dessert with a glass of excellent beer. There is also a shopping center and souvenirs of the company's products. We enjoyed every moment. Bless you🇮🇱

You absolutely have to make a reservation and come here! You get to see what beers are brewing....ha pun intended. The staff was ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!! I had a Guinness of course, then tried the Brett Stout which was my favorite, had a nitro coffee stout and peanut butter one I think. Please stop by well make a reservation and stop by. You will not regret it. The only "bad" thing you can't take this deliciousness home... 😭😂 Cheers lads!

Cracking little spot that is a must for any fan of great beer, great food, or just great service. Visited here with my wife and we were shown straight to our seats and informed how the place works. Table service only etc. Had barely put arses in seats and we were brought over two complimentary taster glasses of a new brew, which my beer hating wife even loved! I was then brought over a free glass of Cold Brew Guinness as it was my birthday(Still trying to figure out how they knew this though! 😄). Food was delicious. We went for the sharing platter and at €30 it was a bargain. Servings were huge and food was smashing. While paying for the bill, Shane(I think that was him name), asked us what we liked, what we didn’t, and was full of knowledge on the different brews on offer and how they’re produced. Even bringing us over two more free samples before we left. Very well run and would highly recommend to anyone.

This brewery hits the spot. Good food, good service, good prices. They have high abv. beers on tap unlike many bars in Ireland. Arrive early to insure seating, reservations are preffered. My party and I arrived at opening and was sat right away but after eating and teo rounds the hostess came and moved us to another table because the party that had made reservations arrived to sit at our table, bummer. Other that great experience.

If you like beer and you're in Ireland, there is no other place more important to visit then iconic Guinness brewery. Take the tour, smell the hops, drink Guinness fresh from the source. If heaven exists, it's located at 53 James's street.

Great atmosphere, staff are very friendly food was great, selection of beers even better, will visit again in the near future.

Nice hidden gem, sort of, from the noise. The only original spot left where you can order beers in the brewery. Nice selection of experimental brews and one-offs. The food is also nice. Just be sure to book a table online 😊 It’s fun, just go.

Very instagramable experience ! Learned loads on beer making and family business. The view from the rooftop is superb. I found it rather expensive (26 euros per person, no group reduction…). Make sure to check entry times , can be quite busy.

Didn't want to do the tour but wanted a drink. Found this great spot and best of all it serves craft beers. Friendly serve and the beers, Nitro Coffee and Gin Botanical were awesome! Nice surprise find if you're in the area.

Authentic beer garden, not just any but Guinness' one! Almost the very center of Dublin. Cheap parking spaces in front of the entrance, polite staff. As of beers - you name it! Delicious food too Def a must see!

Wonderful atmosphere. Very friendly and good staff. Excellent beers. Tasty finger food.

Good variety of beers. The place is very nice and big.

Booking a table may be recommended here, however, the experience without having done so was a very pleasant one. From the queue, to the very appealing options on the menu, with the "experimental" tasting option taking my particular fancy, with efficient and friendly service, the Open Gate is well worth a visit.

The best beer I tried in Ireland was here at the open gate brewery. I would absolutely come back if I find myself in Dublin again. They had a good variety on tap Including a very clever cardamom red ale and an excellent barrel aged ipa (wish they would distribute those!). The food was pretty good as well.

This experimental outpost is just around the block from the main storehouse and worth a visit. We tried half of the beers on tap and ended up liking several. There's a little board on the way out for you to provide feedback on whatever you tried during your visit. The bathrooms were clean and conveniently located. Service was nonexistent after our initial welcome and order which made it a bit more challenging to order a second round and food.

What an awesome, magnificent experience. The building itself has something like 5 or 6 floors, all in which you get to learn something about the fabulous Guiness. You get to go wherever you want during the experience, and, if you wish, you can have food in there, and also get some souvenirs when leaving. The last floor has the Gravity Bar and the view is breathtaking. The atmosphere is good so that we can enjoy the lovely Guiness together. Something definitely worthy!

The overall experience is great. The rooftop has an insane view and tucked throughout the experience we’re smaller bars and restaurants. Stellar wings! Highly recommend grabbing some as a snack while you’re getting hammered.

Shows Guinness can make great beer that isn’t Guinness. Excellent and varied brews . Large outside area.