Buckley's FX Restaurants and Bars in Dublin

Good traditional pub. Great service

Great place to relax and enjoy a pint

Beautiful spot just outside the phoenix park. Come here often with my dad, and we always get oysters to start which are prepared infront of you in the bar downstairs. Always get an amazing fx buckley steak, and whatever is on special that day. Great spot

We stopped at Ryan's while on a tour of Dublin. What a lovely restaurant! The ambience was great, and the service was amazing! The food was delicious, and the restaurant was very clean. I would highly recommend a visit to Ryan's of Parkgate Street when you are in Dublin, Ireland.

Lovely bar with a great atmosphere and good service. However, the experience was ruined by the extraordinary prices. I ordered the cheapest steak which came with one scoop of Mash. All four mouthfuls were nice but at 32 euro I won't be back. Apologies.

Fantastic! We really enjoyed the sharing platter! Bonus points for having wait staff that seemed to really enjoy their work:)

Monday special 16oz chateaubriand for 2 for 70 euros

A very good meal. The waitress was really helpful. I recommend it.

We go to this pub for seafood chowder and Oysters. The portions are decent and price is as well decent. They have a good selection of drinks and Guinness is very good.

Had a great trip home to Dublin and stopped into Ryans on Good Friday for a proper steak. My partner had the chicken dish, which was beautifully cooked and full of flavour. I went for the 500g striploin, asking for it to be cut narrow and thick—like a New York strip, which is my preference. They absolutely nailed it. The steak was perfectly cooked and they made the effort to find a cut that matched what I was after, which I really appreciated. Paired it with a lovely Malbec that worked perfectly with the beef. Top tip get the deviled kidneys starter Our server—a Hungarian gentleman whose name I didn’t catch, was excellent: attentive, friendly, and clearly knew his stuff. We got chatting about dessert wines and he brought out a bottle that wasn’t even listed on the menu. A 2016 Château Laville Sauternes, and it was exactly what I was looking for—spot on. The dining room is warm, cosy, and full of old-school charm. Ryans has a real character to it. The bar downstairs is part of the same place and just adds to the experience. It’s a stone’s throw from the Guinness Brewery, and the pints there are some of the freshest and best you’ll find. If you’re in Dublin and in the mood for a great steak in a proper setting, Ryans is absolutely worth a visit.