Quays in Dublin

We went there the other night as soon as we arrived in Dublin. The place has a typically Irish feel, well-maintained, and a great atmosphere. There was live music, so it was quite lively during happy hour. There's a good selection of beers, and the staff is friendly and helpful. Recommended!

Very authentic atmosphere & brilliant national cuisine

Amazing fish, chips, and mushy peas. They also seem to serve food later than surrounding places.

Great spot in Temple bar, good music and atmosphere. Always busy.

A huge restaurant with a fantastic welcome and generous, delicious traditional cuisine :). Thank you for this wonderful family moment in a typical restaurant, itself located in a symbolic Dublin neighborhood! I highly recommend it :).

Decent seafood chowder and great cottage pie. A big menu with options for everyone.

This Irish pub was absolutely top-notch 🍻 The Guinness was amazing, especially paired with a 12-year-old Redbreast 🥃 Live music, great vibes, and an atmosphere that just hits different. Definitely a place worth coming back to.

Great place to eat, very popular and busy. I had an Irish stew with soda bread and tried a pint of Guinness. Very friendly waiter, he let us try a sample of Guinness and Cider before buying.

The food was truly excellent, easily earning 4.8 stars. The initial service was also top-notch: attentive, friendly, and quick – definitely worth 5 stars. We also enjoyed the location and the atmosphere; it was cozy and pleasant, earning 4.7 stars. Unfortunately, the second service significantly diminished the overall impression. After we had already paid, we were told to finish our beers at the bar. This seemed unfriendly and lacking in customer service, resulting in only 1 star. It's a shame, because up until then, the evening had been very enjoyable.

Typical Irish. I had the Guinness slow-cooked beef. It was delicious. It was very busy. We had a 15-minute wait, but the pub was completely packed, so things moved along very quickly.