Murray's Bar in Dublin

Decent bar with restaurant in the basement, good drinks and the fish & chips were decent, chips a little limp but the rest was good. Quiet in the basement without much noise from the bar upstairs.

We didn't have food here just a few drinks and the staff were friendly and had a bit of craic

Amazing atmosphere. Staff was very kind. Will go again

Delighted we found this bar. We went for evening meal, with a toddler, mid week. The food and drinks were delicious and reasonably priced. The staff, (the male front of house in particular), were fantastic and accommodating with our toddler. Great experience, really happy to have visited.

Nice Murray’s Bar – O’Connell Street Called in for breakfast while in the city as it’s right in the centre and very easy to pop into. The pub itself is really nice, with a traditional Irish feel, and there was a good atmosphere inside. We were seated straight away, which was appreciated. We went for the full Irish breakfast. While it’s priced on the higher side, that’s fairly standard for a central Dublin location. The breakfast was fine overall — simple, filling, and nicely presented — though it didn’t particularly stand out compared to others I’ve had. Some elements suited my taste more than others. Service was friendly and efficient, and everything ran smoothly during our visit. The card machine prompts for a tip at payment, which can feel a little unfamiliar, but that seems to be quite common now and wasn’t an issue. All in all, it’s a lovely pub in a great location. While the breakfast wasn’t a highlight for me personally, I can see why others enjoy it, and it would be a nice spot to stop into, especially for a drink.

Discovered this place when we stopped for breakfast on our way to the airport. Wish we'd found it sooner. Was really cosy, and breakfast was lovely!

Live music, Irish dancing and amazing food. What more can one wish for?

One of the Best Pub in Dublin!!!

Up the stairs to the sports bar and first impressions are met with a roomy, impressive area. Televisions as expected, are everywhere. Every view has a T.V. in it. Just as it should be. There's even room for a pool table, which is very busy. The welcome is friendly. There is a large variety of beers, lager and cider on offer. Every spirit you can think of, then some, is available. Ancient bottles of Irish whisky adorn the walls on shelves behind protective screens. These guys are Guinness connoisseur. It is poured to exacting standards. It is ready when it is ready. Not in a hurry so you wait. The wait is well worth it. It is on a par with the Guinness we had at St. James's Gate. The price is better than other establishments we had visited. Murray's get a big thumbs up from me. A pleasurable visit.

Irish pub with live music and traditional dancing, it's worth spending an evening dining there.