Celtic Nights in Dublin

Great place , amazing musicians and amazing dancers well worth a visit and good memories made , food is very good . Waiter service was meh , ordered a drink 40 mins later right when the show ends it arrives .

It was a little too loud for me (I feel like an old lady saying that). But the show was fun and they are so talented. I will never forget the dancers.

We booked for 7:30pm as after reading other reviews people say the show don't start till 8-8 30pm. Shared this long table with 8 other people, luckily the two of us were seated on the end of the table so don't have to sit in-between others. The show was great, really enjoyed it. Food was good, didn't realise the portion size is quite big! Ee both got the soup and beef stew. We couldn't finish dessert! It is quite hot in the venue with so many people in the basement. Overall, very very enjoyable night.

Really nice experience. Food was good and the show was really good as well! Worth it!

Celtic Nights was a pleasant surprise! The food was much better than I expected, and the entertainment was absolutely fantastic! So glad we decided to go while visiting Dublin.

Nice Celtic night dinner for two. Good was nice, entertaining music and dance was fabulous. I recommend to book in advance for a topical and different night out.

My wife and I had an unforgettable experience here a few weeks ago! All 3 courses of our meal were fantastic and we ate every bite. The music was great. Being able to hear classic and also modern Irish music was a treat. The dancers were incredible. Everybody there had high energy and seemed like they truly enjoyed what they were doing. We will absolutely come back again if we have the chance to in the future

Loved the experience. Great dance and music. Good food 😊

The performers were great!. The meal was tasty. The musicians and dancers were extremely enjoyable to watch. You do eat first, then the show starts around 830pm

One of our best memories of Ireland. Evening of March 19, 2024 At our table: a Norwegian couple, a couple from Marseille, an English couple from Birmingham and us from Brittany. On stage, four musicians (a bandoneon, a diatonic accordion, a flute and a guitar) including two singers play, sing and set the mood from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Two couples of dancers make around ten appearances each time in different outfits. On stage, their enjoyment is clearly visible. The service is fast, efficient and smiling. Drinks not included are at pub prices (€7.30 per pint of Guinness). A quarter of an hour before the end, the bills are distributed and the collection is done at the table, without queues or waiting. It's well-established. At Celtic Nights in one evening, all of Ireland comes to you, in your glass, on the plate and on the stage. With a little imagination, we find ourselves in the third class steerage of the Titanic, with Jack and Rose in their wild Irish dance....