4/5 Neena P. 3 years ago on Google
The
Dubliner
was
a
nice
pub
to
visit
before
heading
back
to
the
UK.
It's
split
into
two
sides,
the
pub
and
the
restaurant
area.
The
food
in
the
restaurant
appeared
quite
pub-like
though
and
was
quite
expensive.
I
had
the
ribs,
wasn't
too
impressed,
the
meat
wasn't
the
greatest
quality
and
the
sauce
over
the
top
was
cold
but
the
salad,
fries
and
coleslaw
was
nice.
I
wouldn't
have
minded
if
it
wasn't
as
expensive
(I
think
it
worked
out
to
around
£18
just
for
the
meal
and
£7
for
the
small
glass
of
wine).
The
alcohol
was
quite
pricy
out
there
so
that
wasn't
as
much
of
a
surprise.
There
was
lots
of
food,
I
just
guess
the
quality
wasn't
as
good
as
expected.
The
atmosphere
in
the
pub
was
great,
staff
were
friendly,
the
place
looked
clean.
They
had
the
football
in
the
pub
and
in
the
area
we
were
sitting.
There
was
an
area
in
the
restaurant
that
didn't
look
to
have
the
TV
which
I
can
imagine
is
a
nice
separation
for
some.
In
the
area
we
were
sitting
was
covered
in
wallpaper
that
looked
like
books
so
when
the
TV
is
off
and
the
pub
area
is
quiet
I
can
imagine
it's
quite
a
sophisticated
looking
area.
Location
was
close
to
ships,
café's,
other
restaurants
and
near
a
bus
stop
where
you
can
catch
the
shuttle
bus
to
the
airport.