The Beer Temple in Dublin

Amazing chowder and fish and chips, loved the beef stew and sausages as well.

All drinks were 100% and staff were excellent. The butter burger batter was slightly over cooked but everything else was a one.

Stumbling upon this pub by chance, we were pleasantly surprised. A cozy atmosphere and tasteful decor. The food is expertly prepared and beautifully presented, traditional dishes. Overall, we enjoyed our stopover. If you happen upon this restaurant, don't hesitate to stop by.

The food was great, although we waited over an hour for our meal. It may not be an ideal place for a quick or easy meal. Our waiter forgot our meal twice and the kitchen did not seem efficient in rectifying that mistake. The waitress helping us was very kind and they compted our forgotten meal, which was nice. The live music was great aswell, but was awfully loud and hurt my friend's ears.

Nice enough place, food is good pub food. Don’t get the desserts. Awful.

We popped in quite late on a Saturday for something to eat and although it was quite full we got a table for two immediately. We both had the lambs shephards pie and it was exactly what I wanted. Very nice! We wanted a pub without loud music, just eat and were very happy with the choice. Felt like a pub the ”locals” visit.

Great selection of beers. Friendly service and average food. Nice and quaint pub...TOOOPPPP counter

Nearly 60 years old and this was the best ‘Ham & Cheese Toastie’ we’ve ever had! Only went in for a snack - but oh my, filled with pulled ham and thick melted cheese plus onion chutney- my description does not give it justice. Empty plates and we are totally full!! With fabulous service to accompany the food… Worth every euro and highly recommend. Thank you. Will definitely return next time we’re in Dublin!

If you're in Dublin and looking for a lively spot with a solid beer selection, The Beer Temple is worth checking out. Located at the corner of Dame and Parliament Street, right across from City Hall, it offers a great mix of Irish and international craft beers. Notably, they have gluten-free beer on tap, which is a rare find in the city. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, with big windows that are perfect for people-watching. The staff are friendly and attentive, contributing to the overall positive experience. However, the variety of craft ales available, especially for those looking to try something different from Guinness. Overall, The Beer Temple offers a vibrant setting with a diverse beer selection, making it a great spot for both locals and tourists.

Great beer and good staff . Excellent location of course.