Best places: Pubs in Dún Laoghaire, Ireland

👍👍 Been to Bray a million times as I'm from Dublin and never new this place existed. Well worth a visit and a good pint of Guinness.

👍👍 The view and the food are just perfect! But make sure it’s a sunny day.

Traditional pub in mountain location with decorative farm tools, hooley nights and live Irish music.

👍👍 What a fantastic spot! The staff are incredibly friendly and service is to a really high standard. The pub is supper cozy with a warm interior. They do not serve food here but they do allow you to order food in. All round probably the best pub in Dun Laoghaire

👍👍 Fab spot for a pint. Love the GAA and Irish memorabilia decorating the place. Has a projector for games. Pints are lovely, will be coming back again!

👍👍 Very exciting attitude from the stuff, good food, great portions, reasonable prices for Dublin.

👍 Great Pub! Food was excellent and Chris the bartender was so, so friendly. Gave us great advice on things to do and see. Very knowledgeable of Dublin and it’s history and just overall great to chat with. Invited us to go behind the bar and pour a pint!

👍👍 Dropped into this place while we were tired walking back from Killney hill for few pints. And have fallen in love since then ❤️ A cosy place with amazing bunch of friendly crowd of all age groups, live music, we danced our heart out with strangers, amazing pints and good range of beers and prices a...

Long-established, traditional pub with a dark wooden bar, picture-framed snug and popular beer yard.

👍👍 Gingerman is an iconic lil' pub. If you're looking to have the childlike feeling of awe for the colors of Christmas, it's the place for you. The lights are incredible. The pints are lovely, kind staff and a cute space. Had a veggie falafel burger which was 5 stars. The only drawback is how busy it...

👍👍 Fantastic pub, we visited for both breakfast and lunch. Both meals were spot on. Looks to be a great place in the evenings too!

👍👍 Great spot. Nice bar staff - ordered a coffee & a guiness for my friend - I don’t drink and sometimes feel paro about taking up bar space but don’t at all here. Great for watching the rugby. Maybe my favourite bar in Dublin now !

This classic pub houses 2 fine old snugs (small rooms for women in days of old) and an Irish menu.

👍 Great place to eat after visiting the nearby parks. The staff were welcoming and our food was ready very quickly. I tried the fried scampi and it was crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, I really liked it. The only thing I would improve is to reduce the amount of raw onions in the salad.

Internationally inspired menus in an airy and contemporary pub-style venue with small terrace.

👍👍 We stopped for a couple drinks and a bowl of the seafood chowder. The chowder was fabulous. So much large chunks of seafood. Definitely worth a try!

👍👍 I can't believe anyone could give this remarkable place (the locals call it Fitzi's) fewer than five stars. It's one of the nicest bars I've been to anywhere the world, located in a gorgeous brick building with beautiful wood decor throughout. Friendly locals and staff. Enjoy a perfectly-poured pint...

👍👍 The food was delicious and the service outstanding! The pub was packed but we were sat down almost immediately and were promptly offered drinks and the menu. Very friendly and attentive staff. Can't wait to go back to try more from the menu

👍👍 I had a delicious Sunday lunch at the Glenside pub. The beef was tender and the portion was generous. The bar was cool on such a hot day and had a nice atmosphere. The staff were very friendly and efficient. I was driving so I couldn’t have a pint but how to return.

👍👍 Great Pub. Mike and his staff treat everybody nice. Me and my mates from the U.K love going there, every time we are in Dublin we have to Jump on The DART to get here quick. Cant wait to come back again. In The Memory of Pat Donoghue. Forever.