Foggy Dew in Dublin

Fantastic pub with a great atmosphere! I have been drinking here for years. Always enjoyed my nights here.

I went here twice while in Dublin. Sat at the bar. Quite busy. Fun live music.

Great rock bar, nice place to have a pint or two

A really cool place with top-notch live music and good drinks! Unfortunately, we didn't have any food, as we arrived quite late, but the live band was fantastic.

Good spot for a relaxed pint and chat with friends. Good music at just the right volume. Perfectly lit, great traditional pub decor, chilled vibe and crowd. Had good pint of Beaverton neck oil. Great staff, on the ball

Very nice pub in Dublin. Not too much tourists around. Nice atmosphere.

I came here on a Saturday night to have a beer during my holiday in Dublin, I was advised by a guy that I met in town. Differently from other pubs where I've been on the same night, this was quite bigger, so even though it was packed I found a free table after a while. Besides there was music playing, so people danced and the atmosphere was very fun.

On Saturday the 20th of December while I was in Dublin on vacations, a peer recommended me this amazing club and everyone was very kind, the bouncer, the staff and the patrons, good drinks, but the best thing was that a cool band was playing British rock and punk songs from the 1970s and 1980s and it made the night so amazing. Met wonderful people, had an excellent time and for anyone coming to Dublin and who also likes the rock classics, must come to this amazing place. Foggy Dew is everything a good and fun pub needs, and Dublin, simply will remain in my heart.’

Lovely pub, albeit it in Temple Bar. Not overly expensive. 6.90 for a pint of Guinness. Excellent friendly staff and a lovely warm atmosphere

The Foggy Dew was recommended for my “Dublin Pub Crawl” list by a Guinness Gravity Bar bartender, so we had to stop in. The pub itself is absolutely beautiful with natural wood everywhere you look. It has that classic, yet modern and clean, Irish pub character. We visited on a weeknight and the vibe was a bit dead. Sports were on the TV and a small group was huddled around watching, which made it feel more like a sports bar than a pub. Not really my style, but the atmosphere and charm of the place still stood out. We stayed for one pint and moved on to the next stop on the list. I would definitely give it another try. I bet this place hits a lot different on a busier night, especially with the music scene. They have punk rock bands that play here, and that would be a really cool vibe to experience.