Brasserie in Waterford

Don't drink it too fast. Good Lil tour.

It's a giant high quality media display of the history of Guinness. It was wonderful and the gravity bar was really spectacular. One caveat - it was crazy busy

Very interesting , the whole process. Very busy . Lots of collectibles for sale in the shop . Nice .

Great restaurant. Was able to be accommodated day of our tour! The food was fantastic and great service. Had the beef stew and blood orange posset for desert, soooooo delicious. Highly recommend.

We enjoyed our visit. In addition to Guinness, there was also Hope House lager, orange juice, and soft drinks. The service was fast and excellent. It was very busy. The view of Dublin is fantastic.

During our visit to the Guinness Storehouse, we visited the 1837 Bar & Brasserie. The food was excellent; I love Caesar salads, and this one was perfect. My girlfriend was also very satisfied.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Tour Worth Taking – The Views Alone Are Worth It I took the tour of the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin and ended up getting far more than I expected. While the tour itself was interesting and well presented, the real highlight came at the end — I was lucky enough to catch some of the most breathtaking views of Dublin City from the Gravity Bar. Panoramic sights across the skyline, with a pint in hand — you couldn't ask for a better way to see the city. The whole experience was smooth, well-run, and genuinely enjoyable from start to finish. If you're in Dublin, don’t miss this. It’s more than just a brewery tour — it’s a window to the heart of the city.

Great time when we have lunch up high with a bird's eye view of Dublin. The staff is very friendly and the cuisine is authentic. A real moment of relaxation at the end of the Guinness visit. I took a piece of matured meat with perfectly respected cooking and real flavors in the accompaniment of the onion confit with guiness.

Good food, good service, good beer

Food is brilliant, the Quigley's Guinness Glazed Short Rib is over the top delicious- start with the 1/2 dozen Oysters which had a selection from Connamara, Galway, and Collingford (which were the 👌)!