The Cobblestones in Dublin

If you look for an authentic Irish pub, this is a place you must visit.

You don’t get more Irish than this place. Irish traditional music, the best (voted!) pints of Guinness in Ireland and lots of locals to hang with! Busy but a fun busy! Lots of tourists but that also makes it fun.

A beautiful, typical Irish pub, welcoming and not very popular with tourists. We had an excellent Irish coffee.

The Cobblestone ist a must visit for anyone who wants to experience true Irish Music. I have been there everytime I have been zu Dublin and it is always great. The sessions are unique every day and the staff is always super nice. Also they have a great selection of drinks.

What an experience. We arrived at around 5 pm and stayed until late, watching the band gradually grow as more musicians joined throughout the evening. It just got better and better as the night went on. We were lucky enough to get seats right beside the musicians, which made it an especially memorable experience. The staff were really friendly and the atmosphere was fantastic. An absolute must for anyone looking to experience traditional Irish music in Dublin.

This is the true Irish pub experience. Forget Temple Bar. Come here, I promise you will enjoy it.

Great place to listen to some live real authentic Irish music

Very crowded.Hard to get out of. Even when empty.And difficult to get back in. Will keep trying though.

The Cobblestone is a unique place with a truly Irish atmosphere. It has a warm, authentic atmosphere, and the live music performed by local musicians is truly impressive and allows you to experience the true spirit of Ireland. The service is very friendly and welcoming, and the drink selection is excellent. This is the perfect pub for anyone looking to experience true Irish culture. I wholeheartedly recommend this place—I will definitely be back!

Be aware, they serve no food here. And they don't serve fancy cocktails like espresso martinis (a tourist actually asked for one while I was there). It isn't that kind of pub. If you like to hear good Irish music, though, this is the place. A favorite of locals, but well known by tourists too. The place gets crowded easily. You may have to stand. The music is the draw. There are 2 to 4 sessions per day. Musicians weave in and out of each set. Music is very impromptu. Some sing, some play fiddle, some play tin whistles, guitar, etc. I went twice and would definitely go every night next time I'm in Dublin.