Oliver St John Gogarty in Dublin

Very nice pub, Irish music and lots of fun with the locals

No food just for drinks live music, great pub and what an atmosphere for live music.

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to Oliver St. John Gogurty' pub! The live music was entertaining and fun! I had the fish and chips, which were hot and tasty! The staff was friendly and the service was great.

As night falls in Dublin, the cobblestone streets of the Temple Bar area glow in the dim light, and the air is filled with the malty aroma of Guinness and the cheerful sound of Irish bagpipes. I followed the crowd and turned into the dark green wooden door of Oliver St. John Gogarty's, and was instantly surrounded by the warm hustle and bustle. The three floors of this century-old shop hide a completely different soul - the first floor is a smoky traditional bar, with rough wooden tables and chairs engraved with traces of time. The old musician with a beard is playing "Danny Boy" with a tin whistle, and the diners around are hitting the oak table with their glasses to the rhythm; the second floor restaurant wafts the aroma of stewed lamb, and waiters shuttle between them with carved glasses filled with whiskey; the rooftop terrace overlooks the lights of the entire Fleet Street. Order a 12 euro Jameson with handmade soda bread and watch the drunken tourists downstairs do impromptu tap dances. The most memorable thing is the "Music Marathon" after 9pm every Thursday night. Different bands take turns to perform, ranging from folk songs to rebellious punk and Celtic mixes, and the sound of strings continues until 2am. It should be reminded that it is best to reserve a seat before 5pm on weekends, otherwise you will have to queue up even to stand and drink. The witty warning on the door frame of the bathroom, "Be careful of the steps, it is as easy to fall as your heart", may be the perfect footnote to this bar - here, even being slightly drunk carries a poetic danger.

Good beer, nice people, great live music 🎵🎶

A lovely pub that's a must-visit! Great musicians and a great selection of beers.

Fantastic pub with great food, drink and live music

Didn't eat but drank Guinness and enjoyed the craic plus I got a straw hat

Gran pub tradicional animado en el corazón de Dublín. El ambiente era fabuloso, todo el mundo se lo pasó bien. La música irlandesa en vivo era genial y el artista se estaba involucrando y era muy cómico. Visitado en un sábado por la noche ocupado, pero estar ocupado no arruinó el ambiente, simplemente se agregó a ella.

Visité este lugar muy concurrido un par de veces para cenar. Comimos el guiso irlandés una vez y Fish & Chips la otra vez. La comida era buena. El servicio era amable. Música tradicional irlandesa en vivo en el escenario.