Mulligan And Haines in Dublin

Good food, typical Irish atmosphere, very nice staff. Recommended place

Great Guinness stew and traditional fish and chips. It was not crowded on Friday around 6pm, so I think it’s a hidden gem.

lucas (the bartender) was awesome and would definitely come back to this location again if i didn’t live all the way in the U.S.😣 #besttimeever

Excellent pub! Certainly touristy, but it was wonderful to eat there, listen to the live music, and watch the people dancing. Thanks for the experience!

I visited this pub yesterday with a couple of friends and I can only say how amazing it was. I wanted to try something different, and I ordered the Irish Stew for supper. It was delicious! Also, Jonathon, the gentleman attending to our table, was incredibly kind and helpful — always with a smile and attentive to every detail.

We were looking for an evening of good Irish food and great Irish music! When we came in we were greeted by the waitress we should have then walked out! She was not happy and had nothing nice about her. We were seated and then the music started. Definitely not Irish. Granted it’s a Monday night and they do say music 7 days so our fault for not to asking about it being Irish. He had a nice deep voice but pitchy highs. The small serve of Irish stew was yummy but you know, when a salad has the first item as roasted butternut and the pieces are small than your little finger nail, it was not going to be good. Sorry not great. Lacked flavour and the limp old salad greens were gross. You win some you lose some I guess. Oh and when the musician put on his sunglasses, he started rocking it better. 🙄

Went for food and drinks and the place is absolutely stunning. The staff is super professiknal and friendly and I highly recommend it. Great spot.

meh - touristy. live music too loud - probably better with a few pints (ear goggles) servers were sweet, but lost. banger’s and mash, surprisingly good.

This was our first evening in Dublin and we wanted to seek a proper pint of Guinness and some trad Irish fare with some great live music to accompany. The music drew us in as the solo female vocalist/acoustic guitarist was dishing out some great covers of new to decades-old classics. We could have listened to her all night. The Guinness stew was exceptional as was the Butter-Milk chicken sand. Of course the Irish pints were cold and hit the spot after a seven-hour flight from Calgary.

Salchichas y puré fantásticos. Tenían muy buena música en vivo. Muy linda ubicación con entrada sobre calle principal y calle peatonal limpia. Aproximadamente 15 opciones de cerveza de barril con un menú de cócteles decente.