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Situated in the heart of Dublin’s busy tourist area the Porterhouse le Bar is quite simply your favourite pub waiting to be found. With its warm wood and brass design, it boasts 3 floors of beer loving Nirvana. The Porterhouse brewing company is the world’s largest genuine Irish brewery, brewing 9 beers (3 stouts, 3 ales & 3 lagers) added Read more...

One of the city’s best spots for a bite to eat before a gig or show, the Mercantile Bar & Grill serves a sumptuous dinner between 4pm and 10pm. Delicious fresh soups perpared daily, a great selection of salads and one of the best homemade burgers in town all for a great price means you can’t wrong. Nothing beats a Read more...

The Brazen Head is officially Ireland’s oldest pub, dating back to 1198. The Brazen Head pub is famous for live Irish music sessions & award winning restaurant. Read more...

The Dakota Bar opened in June 2000 on Dublin’s South William Street. For decades, South William Street was the centre of the Rag Trade in Dublin – Dakota used to house the fabric warehouse for nearby Grafton Street’s Switzer’s Department Store. Switzers is now long gone and has been replaced by uber fancy department store, Brown Thomas. Over the past Read more...

The Balrothery Inn is a traditional pub with so much to offer with its great history, strong local presence and great food located in the quaint village of Balrothery, Co.Dublin. Originally a coach house and licenced since 1656, the pub tended to the needs of the weary traveller making their way from Dublin to Drogheda. Balrothery and the surrounding areas Read more...