Leopardstown Inn in Dublin

Drab interior, can't understand why it's so popular.

Large premises. Great location for a party. They have a few function rooms. Staff very friendly. Toilets very clean.Parking at back of property, plenty of room to park your car. Good service and nice food menu. I would highly recommend a visit. Definitely good for a nice out as a few bars in the premises and quick service.

The pub is nice, I go there regularly and the staff is always very nice. The food is very good and not too expensive. I'd definitely recommend the place.

10/10. Food , staff and Guinness excellent .

Super lovely staff. Manager on duty today particularly helpful. Always make me feel super welcome.

Very authentic pub. Good arrangement of tables, very cozy. The food is good, but not the best. The burger is made from good meat, but the rest of the filling could be better. The dessert is delicious. Guinness is also of very good quality.

Retirement function on a wednesday night. All very good from staff. Hard to judge when only in upstairs function room

Love the poke bowl (main) & cauliflower wings with hot sauce (starter) Nice spot for food or a drink.

This was our local back in the 1980's when we lived in the area. When we moved to the other side of the N11, it was no longer an easy stroll from our new home. We dropped back for their carvery lunch this week. The place has not really changed since the 1980's, maybe some more tables and chairs. The first thing that hit me was the heat in the pub. Stifling hot with nil ventilation. This brought back many memories from years gone by. I just do not know why they do not open a few windows to let some air circulate. For the carvery, I had roast beef at a hefty €19 and my wife had the turkey at €18. My roast beef was dry and crisp, my wife said hers was very nice if a little dry also. I was handed a scalding hot plate that nearly burnt the fingers off me. No warning. I noticed that the server had a towel to protect his fingers. As my wife was walking to our table she nearly lost her meal as the plates were sliding around the tray. Thankfully her juggling skills saved the day. It was nice to re-visit the old haunt, but I am not sure I will return. There was not much atmosphere in the place in more ways than one.

At work in Dublin east wall and working tomorrow in Dublin centre, booked into the clayton but found the leopardstown for food. Red snapper and prawn linguine in a lobster bisque, absolutely beautiful food and great service.