Davy Byrnes in Dublin

Joyce's famous gorgonzola sandwich, not to be missed 👊🤟

I wanted a nice fish and chips by Trinuty, and was very pleased. Food was fantastic, and even though it was quite busy, i was welcomed at the bar.

A happy accident brought me here today for lunch. Luckily they had a space just upon opening for the day, but the place quickly filled up. The service was very good and the staff were all attentive. The food was superb and the ambiance and decor was very eclectic and enjoyable. I would say it was an excellent stroke of luck to find myself here!

Nice upscale pub/restaurant. Food was very good!

Best pub we visited in Dublin 😊

So so delicious! Loves the food, and the staff was so nice. Overall had such an amazing experience!

I have no words for this fish and chips… so good. Definitely the best I’ve tried in Dublin. OMG, it’s so good 🥹. And the dessert… wow!!! I really recommend.

Stumbled in here alone simply by liking what I saw off the street menu. The seafood chowder was incredible! And the Guinness bread super tasty. Had no idea about the James Joyce of it all until reading these other reviews. How cool! Would definitely recommend based on chowder alone. Service was great.

Excellent restaurant! The food and service was great, and the atmosphere very friendly. I highly recommend it!

Davy Byrnes is probably Dublin's most literary pub. Located at 21 Duke Street, it's world-famous as the place where Leopold Bloom, the protagonist of James Joyce's Ulysses, stopped for lunch on June 16, 1904. If you're looking to step back in time, don't forget to order the legendary Gorgonzola cheese sandwich and a glass of Burgundy.