Top 10 Dublin Pubs to visit

Dublin's Top 10 Pubs to Visit

No visit to Dublin is complete without stopping in a traditional Irish pub for a pint, food and music.  Dublin is known for its pub scene and is a popular destination for visitors who want to experience the Irish pub culture.

A pub, also known as a "Public House", for centuries has been known as the living room of the Irish. There are many pubs in Dublin that offer different experiences, from historic to modern, from literary to musical, from craft beer to Irish whiskey.  

Here are our Top 10 Pubs to visit in Dublin and a visit to any of them will not disppoint.  

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Brazen Head Pub

1. 1)  The Brazen Head ​– Est. 1198 and oldest pub in Dublin and great for your first day…very authentic with good food and music. 
   
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3. When you visit, look around and just imagine the the Irish have been drinking and making merry in this pub over 300 years before America was discovered. 

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1. 2) The Temple Bar – Temple Bar district is famous for many different bars, so check many out in this area (can get loud and crowded at night)

Slainte' (cheers)

1. 3) The Stag’s Head – Traditional Irish pub with music and food

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1. 4) O’Donoghue’s Bar – Live music and food, also has accommodations

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Good Irish Coffee

1. 5) Quay’s Irish Restaurant – Music and food located by Temple Bar area


2. 6) The Cobblestone – “A drinking pub with a music problem”


3. ​7) The Palace Bar – Victorian heritage pub, good selection of whiskey

1. 8) Neary’s  - Pub with food

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Guinness is the Irish drink of choice

1. 9) Murray’s Bar & Grill – Great location in North Dublin on O’Connell Street…has lots of different spaces for groups, music, dancing, food, including traditional music in Thomas Clarke’s their basement whiskey bar 

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Pubs are great fun!

1. 10) The Old Storehouse- Located by Temple Bar area with traditional music and food

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I hope this helps! Have fun, be safe and drink up… Slainte’ (Irish for Cheers)