The Porterhouse in Dublin

Location & Access: Located in the heart of Dublin city centre, this multi-level pub is easily accessible from all parts of the city via public transport. Its central location makes it a convenient and popular choice for both locals and visitors. Ambience & Space: The pub delivers a classic Irish pub atmosphere. The second and third floors offer great views of the bustling street below, and on the third floor, you can even catch a glimpse of the beer brewing setup, which adds a cool, behind-the-scenes vibe. There’s also a coin-operated phone charging station on the ground floor—handy for longer visits. Menu & Drinks: The pub serves a wide range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, alongside a food menu that includes chicken wings, soups, fries, and more. What truly sets this place apart is its unique selection of craft beers. Their fruity and sour varieties are particularly noteworthy—the “salad beer” and passion fruit beer are personal favorites, offering rare flavors you don’t often find in other Dublin pubs. They also stock a wide variety of bottled beers, spirits, and house specials, catering to many tastes. Cleanliness & Facilities: The venue is well-maintained and clean across all floors, contributing to a comfortable and enjoyable experience. Staff & Service: While staff are generally competent, there's room for improvement in terms of professionalism and attentiveness. At times, clients may be left waiting. The customer service approach could be warmer and more engaging. Pricing: Prices are fair and reasonable, especially considering the variety of craft options and the central location. Final Thoughts: I’ve visited this pub several times and plan to return—mainly for their unique beer offerings. It's a great spot if you're exploring Dublin city centre and want to try something new in a relaxed, multi-floor setting.

Great food and drinks, but the place were really crowded.

Great pub in the over priced Temple area.

Excellent beer, almost impossible to find a table if you don't book

During our visit to Dublin, we ate two nights in a row at Porterhouse Temple bar. As can be seen from the name, the pub is right in the Temple bar area. Inside, the Porterhouse is really beautiful, it has three floors and a stage for live music. The menu offers various dishes, I recommend the fish and chips and the meat stew. Super recommended

If you're looking for the perfect mix of authentic Irish atmosphere and great food, this place in Dublin is a must-visit! The food was genuinely good, the staff were super friendly and welcoming, but the real standout is the atmosphere. It has that classic Irish pub vibe — lively, a bit loud (in the best way), and full of character. If you enjoy the energy of a busy pub but still want a quality meal, you’ll love it here. Highly recommended!

Spectacular pub in the heart of Temple House. On the one hand, a large selection of local and well-known beers. The food is excellent and reasonably priced for the area. The best part is the service and the location. 100% professional and friendly. We'll definitely be back. ......... Spectacular pub in the Temple House area. On the one hand, a large assortment of local and well-known beers. The cuisine, excellent and well priced for the area. The best, the service and the place. 100% professional and friendly. We will return for sure🥰🥰

Great pub with an incredible beer selection! Greetings from Belgium 😉. Menu extensive and food very tasty. Service very good!

Le meilleur pub dans lequel nous soyons allés durant notre séjour à Dublin, recommandé sur un guide touristique qui n'est pas toujours fiable ;-) mais cette fois, rien à redire ! Cet endroit est absolument génial, c'est très grand, sur plusieurs niveaux, vous y trouverez toutes les bières que vous voulez (ça permet de changer de la Guinness ;-)) et le top, c'est la petite scène super bien située, emplacement très original qui semble comme suspendu entre 2 étages, vous pourrez ainsi profiter de la musique live partout où vous vous trouvez dans le pub.

Non si può venire a Dublino senza passare una serata al pub bevendo una buona Guinness. Se poi ci aggiungiamo un po' di finger food (come nachos, patatine e pollo fritto) ecco che senza accorgersene abbiamo anche cenato.