The Lord Edward in Dublin

An aul kip of a place, but that's the beauty of it. Has bill phil smoked irish whiskey for sale!! A delicious dram.

Good location and nice staff but very old and dated. A lot of strong bad smells on the way to the private room upstairs that we had booked for an hour or so between a wedding ceremony and dinner so did the job. When we walked in at first the atmosphere was a bit tense. The barman recognised that we were there for the wedding party and quickly gave us directions upstairs where it was more private. Wouldn't be my first.choice in Temple Bar but be an ok stop for one drink.on a pub crawl maybe.

Low key friendly spot. Stayed next door for a week, so made regular stops. Comfortable and welcoming every time.

One of the best pubs in Dublin for a great pint and an authentic Dublin experience.

Superb pint of Guinness - a must pop in spot if in proximity.

A pub without strings attached. Frequented by a wide array of people, from artsy students to seasoned locals. Nice view on Christchurch Cathedral and surrounding area.

Standard Irish pub - nothing special but equally not too bad either. Mix of tourists and locals so you'll probably get a bit of chat.

The staff was friendly, no music, seemed to be popular also among locals - just the authentic feeling of a regular pub, which was exactly what we were looking for.

Lovely traditional pub. No TV. No music. Good service. Cosy,Good Guinness and nice atmosphere.

The best bar we found in Dublin. Great mix of locals. Made real friends here and felt like regulars after the week we spent on Dublin. Just outside the hectic temple bar district, this was a great place to start and end our days.