Most reviewed Bars in Dublin, Ireland

Irish & international craft beer in a legendary venue with Temple Bar's only licensed garden.

Brewery experience telling the tale of Ireland's famous beer, with tastings and a rooftop bar.

Meeting place for historic rebels, this brass-filled, lantern-lit pub hosts live music each night.

Sympathetic conversion of imposing church with cafe/bar and Irish restaurant surrounded by terraces.

Constantly changing menu of own ales, lagers and stouts with an Irish menu and folksy atmosphere.

Sprawling venue with maze-like layout including a rooftop beer garden, carvery and antique fittings.

Full of vintage ephemera, this large, lively bar, restaurant and nightclub includes a roof terrace.

Original Victorian features dot the spacious interior of this classic Irish bar with live music.

Unconventional pub where "The Commitments" was filmed with years worth of memorabilia on the walls.

Convivial neighbourhood boozer with hearty pub grub and traditional Irish music every night.

Elegant art nouveau bar spread over 3 floors with doric columns and glass panelled ceilings.

One of Dublin's biggest TVs for a range of sports as well as a beer garden and weekend DJ sessions.

Victorian pub with wrought-iron chandeliers, polished granite, old barrels and ceiling-high mirrors.

Large, lively bar for comfort food and sports on TV, plus live traditional Irish music at weekends.

Elegant bar with live piano music and chandeliers hanging from an intricately decorated ceiling.

Renowned traditional music pub with packed nightly live sessions and simple en suite bedrooms.

Lively spot decorated with motorcycles and stained-glass lamps, for American grub and parties.

👍👍 Best arcade place for millennials in Dublin. Brings back all the old games we used to play in the 90s/00s, along with a good bite of burger and pint. The food is really good and the service and staff are very friendly and helpful. No kids or teens allowed, +18. Some games can be played with 2 player...

Venue for live music and clubs or relaxing in The Parlour, decorated in 1950s sitting room-style.

Pints & free traditional Irish music every night in a rough-’round-the-edges lounge.