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We’ve compiled the best of the best in Dublin - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
Dublin's first superpub received a €4 million face-lift and reopened in late 2018 with three floors of opulent Art Nouveau style à la grand...Read More
A glorious house of ale in the best Dublin tradition, the Cobblestone is popular with Smithfield Market workers. Its chatty imbibers and high...Read More
Somehow you always get a seat in this tiny sliver of a pub—a warm, old-school boozer at its best—tucked away on a corner near St. Patrick's...Read More
Also known as the Castle Lounge, Grogan's is a small place packed with creative folk. Owner Tommy Grogan is known as a patron of local artists...Read More
The who's who of city society have always been drawn to the elegance of this glorious Dublin institution at the Shelbourne hotel. There's...Read More
The place to go when you're ready to get away from all the madness, the Library has book-lined shelves, big armchairs and sofas, and a blazing...Read More
Once the hot spot for celebs, Lillie's Bordello is now more for regular Joes: a popular hangout for a young late-night crowd. Hot or not, the...Read More
Established in 1823, and scarcely changed since the 1940s, the wonderful Palace Bar is still all tiles and brass. Popular with journalists and...Read More
This stylish, three-floor cocktail bar, named for the wigmakers once located here, has cutting-edge cocktails, plush velvet banquettes, wood...Read More
One of Dublin's last genuine, late-Victorian-era pubs, Ryan's has changed little since its last (1896) remodeling. There is a steak house upstairs. ...Read More
A Victorian beaut, the Stag's Head dates from 1770 and was rebuilt in 1895. Theater people from the nearby Olympia and Trinity students gather...Read More
With its intimate nights in this small, Victorian venue, Bewley's Café Theatre has become the atmospheric cabaret hot spot in Dublin. Set in...Read More
Reputedly Dublin's oldest pub (the site has been licensed since 1198), the Brazen Head doesn't have much of a time-burnished decor, with one...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesA happening music venue, the Button mixes top DJs and up-and-coming live acts. The place tends to be on the cutting edge of the Irish dance...Read More
Once a quality neighborhood pub with a tasty pint of stout, Cassidy's has morphed into an often overcrowded but very popular spot with a young...Read More
An 18th-century wine vault with bare brick walls and vaulted ceilings, this spot at the superstylish Merrion Hotel tends to draw a well-heeled...Read More
Club M is a large, old-school disco-type venue, popular with the suburban crowd in town for the night. It gets loud and sweaty but everyone...Read More
A noted pilgrimage stop for Joyceans, Davy Byrnes is where Leopold Bloom stops in for a glass of Burgundy and a Gorgonzola-cheese sandwich in...Read More
Cool students and twentysomethings pack this East Village–style, dark, loud, and lively spot at the heart of Smithfield. DJs keep the crowd...Read More
A traditional spot with snugs, dark wooden furnishings, and smoke-darkened ceilings, Doheny & Nesbitt has hardly changed over the decades. ...Read More
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