Food & Drink in Dublin

Bad Bobs Temple Bar

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

River Bar

Fibber Magees

Classic pub with a predilection for hard guitar music with brick walls, pool tables and beer garden.

O'Neills Pub & Kitchen

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

The Palace Bar

Victorian bar with stained glass skylight and timeless ambiance for hosting Irish music sessions.

The Church Café Bar

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

The Temple Bar Pub

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

The Celt

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

The Bank on College Green

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

Reyna

Porterhouse Temple Bar

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

The Wool Shed

Sports bar with many screens showing all major sports, plus a food menu including a burger list.

Mulligan's

No-nonsense 18th-century pub with a cast of regulars and lack of modern pomposity.

The Quays Bar Dublin - Temple Bar

Classic Irish dishes like chowder, stew and boxty cake in a down-to-earth dining room.

J.R. Mahon’s Public House & Brewery

La Caverna Restaurant and Wine Bar

Stylish Italian restaurant with brick walls and 18th-century barrel vault dining room in the cellar.

Elephant & Castle Temple Bar

American-style comfort such as chicken wings and burgers with breakfast and brunch menus.

Lemon Jelly Cafe

Bright & contemporary cafe with outdoor seating, open all day from breakfast through to dinner.

Yamamori South City

Manga cartoons & lanterns give a Far Eastern vibe to an old-school cafe serving Japanese food.

Andhra Bhavan (Abbey St)