The Norseman in Dublin

Great Irish pub in Temple Bar 🍺 don't let the name fool ya' 🍀 live Irish music most nights

Great place for a beer. Always a good atmosphere and excellent service.

Delicious stew. Nice atmosphere, friendly staff, great live musicians. Recommended!

Awesome beef stew! You can ask for "tourist menu" and taste some Irish flavors from €20.

I ate at this pub yesterday and the experience was exceptional. The food is really good, as are the beers whose selection is huge. The place is warm and welcoming, with attention to the smallest details. The staff is attentive and kind. The evening was animated by a singer with his guitar and a group of dancers who alternated their shows. 4 stars only for the slightly high price, certainly because the place is extremely touristy, but I highly recommend it!

Excellent pub. The waiter Miguel Ángel Piñer, from Spain, served us amazingly well. Great drinks, we loved their dark beer. Excellent service from Miguel, a friendly, attentive, and very polite guy. Everything was fantastic, we'll definitely come back. LONG LIVE DUBLIN AND LONG LIVE DARK BEER Excellent pub. The waiter Miguel Ángel Piñer, from Spain, served us extremely well. Very good drinks, we loved their black beer. Very good treatment from Miguel, a nice, attentive and super polite boy. Everything was great, we will repeat, without a doubt. LONG LIVE DUBLIN AND LONG LIVE BLACK BEER!

We dined upstairs while live music played in the bar area downstairs. Two different musicians, both excellent, offered a mix of pop and traditional Irish music. The open plan space and decor made the dining space feel spacious and uncrowded (so many of the older pubs can feel a bit cramped & dark...which is great if you're looking for that vibe). The service was excellent - friendly, fast, unobtrusive. The food was DELICIOUS! The best stew I tasted during our 9-day stay. Prices were reasonable for the Temple Bar area. Would definitely go back!

Extremely overpriced bar, playing American music.

My first Guinness in Ireland! Doing touristy things walking around and stumbled upon this place. Saw the fish and chips on the reviews and had to come try. Very filling meal, seemed a popular place, it got busy around 5.

The music was so loud, it was impossible to hold a conversation. We asked that the volume be turned down several times to no avail. The place was full of tourists but they are definitely not getting the genuine Irish pub as there was zero chat and therefore no craic. We eventually went upstairs to the restaurant to get some relief from the noise. It was still quite loud but at least we could have a conversation and the food was pretty good. I don't understand the need to play music at such a deafening pitch. It is a shame as this is a lovely place but we won't go back.