Bruxelles in Dublin

First place we had dinner during our visit to Dublin. Delicious. So delicious, in fact, that we went back.

Great service and awesome vibes!

Excellent food, the best fish and chips. Unfortunately, the toilets are questionable.

Wonderful staff, amazing food and great Guinness

Brilliant friendly staff and great singer

It was Saturday night and like all the clubs in central Dublin it was very crowded.

Hunted this place down for the Phil Lynott connection ( statue outside ). Pleased to see other Thin Lizzy memorabilia inside. Good Guinness & price not too bad. Disappointed that the music bars were not open on the Tuesday night I was in. Gives me a good excuse to visit again.👍

You will never have a bad night in Bruxelles. It's a music institution in Dublin. 3 bars in one. It has always been neutral ground for all the music tribes, over the years. In the downstairs Metal bar, there is a great little Phil Lynott snug, for fans to have a few pints. If all else fails on a night out, you go to Bruxelles. It's a music fans mother ship. A very diverse mixed crowd, but mostly music lovers. There will be dancing, head banging, singing along and air guitar eruptions. Let yourself go and feel the music. May it never change. The Phil Lynott statue is outside the door, as it was a place he hung out. When you leave the bar, it is customary to say "Goodnight Phil", as you walk past his statue. Outside seating under awnings. Dress anyway you like. Highly recommended night out, especially after midnight when everyone is singing, the drinks are flowing and playing air guitar and it's highly likely you will join them.

Just in town for the day & had a great time in Bruxelles. Robbie & Katlin were lovely. We are big Thin Lizzy fans so it was a treat to get shown around the pub & see the memorabilia. Excellent!

Absolutely the best pub I've ever been in if I could give it more stars i would.