The Auld Triangle in Dublin

An atmospheric Irish pub with locals. It's definitely not geared towards tourists. It's worth stopping by to soak up the local atmosphere and sample the local beers.

The Guinness cost 5 cash and 5,5 via card

Very nice pub. Quiet and a nice pint

This is a strange little place, I could go back again today for a feed of pints or never bother going near the place again. The price of the Guinness appears to change depending on who serves it and how one pays for it, but it's a great pint when you get it. The locals are chatty and the staff were grand. Cleanliness was not a high priority when I was there and smell of piss that welcomed us at the door nearly sent us on our way before we went in, we were planning on drinking outside anyway so we braved the bar and enjoyed our pints.

Disinterested barman, €5 Guinness 6.5/10, no fancy shite. Old men drinking. Exactly how a scaldy pub should be. Enjoy bathing in the thoughts of how life led you here. 5 stars.

Traditional pub, serving us a great pint of Guinness, which was our goal! Bartender was friendly and helped me over with the drinks to my end of the bar where we were sitting. Enjoyed the music playing on the big TVs, although we would have lived live music of course!

Real cozy, real community, real history, really cheap pints. Love this place for a quiet pint.

Lovely and very reasonably priced pint. However, it's a depressing place. Where happiness goes to die.

Pub was reasonably busy, but it was not crazy. Guy behind bar was more worried about changing volume on t.v than serving a drink. Very polite girl served me after several failed attempts at asking the other guy, Guinness was e5.80, not the dearest, but not the cheapest either

Guinness for less than 5 euros.