Leopardstown Inn in Dublin

Great pub, staff are sound, pints (esp Guinness) are always delicious. Really nice to have a vegan option in a pub, for years they have had a butternut squash risotto main, as well as cauliflower wings for starters. Cant complain about having a vegan option but it would be nice to change it up every once in a while, although I think now recently they offer a vegan nut roast instead of the risotto. Would be nice to have more options, even 2 mains. Got the cauliflower wings twice, one time they were raw and coated in flour, not nice but the second time they were delicious and properly cooked-maybe it was a new cook :) Always packed whenever there is a match on, good atmosphere. Staff are sound, definitely makes the experience. Big pub with plenty of seating, they have a dj at the weekends. 10 min walk from the LUAS and big car park outside with a spar and wine shop. Decor inside is homely, bar out the back is good for private events/work drinks. Lovely local!

Good place to go out with coworkers

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

Just popped in for Pint and have to say a nice pint it was.the staff were quite pleasant will be back.

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.

My daughter and her fiancé celebrated their engagement here on Saturday 02.11.2024. The service was fantastic, the staff extremely friendly, and the place was spotless. Many guests could not praise the food any more - it was gorgeous (platters of finger food). DJ came on in the latter part of the evening and was absolutely brilliant- played something for everyone. Couldn’t recommend The Lep enough. Fantastic night 😁⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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.

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.