St Stephen's Green is a largest city centre public park in Dublin. The park is adjacent to one of Dublin's main shopping streets, Grafton Street, and to a shopping centre named for it.
Amazing, locally sourced food. If you're there on Sunday, get a table outside and watch boat races while you're eating brunch
Do not miss the Turkish eggs ! For a second time there, have the butternutsquash eggs. Have a brownie/peanut butter for take away. yum!
This place is excellent for brunch! Try the French Toast Stack with some of the gorgeous apple juice or prosecco.. There is also free WiFi the access code is in the menu booklet!
The perfect lunch: spiced beef blaa, goat cheese and roast pear salad and homemade iced tea.
The season’s good stuff from land and sea, cooked with gentle respect for excellent ingredients, served by cheerful sorts in a beautiful space. Leia mais.
Do not miss this place if you're in Dublin. Fantastic everything (roast chicken, pig belly, Irish coffee) and service is fantastic. Make a res!
Food is all about love & you'd be hard pressed to find a place that puts more love in their food than this pub. They also have a huge selection of craft beers & whiskey to wash down their great food.
There is good coffee here, and there is some interesting books to read in the back. One of the best in Dublin, and one of my favourite places to hang out.
You can enjoy a great array of newspapers in the atrium and no one will punt you from your seat all afternoon.
Proper Victorian era pub, the snug behind the end of the bar (to the left as you're looking at it) is one of the best in the city.
Great staff, bartenders willing to take the piss out of you, and a never-ending stream of Guinness. I didn't want to leave!
Forget about the pubs in Temple Bar - if you're looking for a proper traditional 'Irish' bar in Dublin try Kehoe's on South Anne Street.
Overall it's cosy, while eschewing unnecessary frills; if you want to avoid excessive paddywhackery in favour of genuine traditional Dublin pubbery, come here. Leia mais.
You have to take a bus and walk up an all-but-invisible alleyway to reach Gravediggers, but there's something unabashedly wonderful about the place that keeps regulars coming back for lifetimes. Leia mais.
A low-key entrance leads upstairs to one of the nicest bar spaces in town; 3 huge rooms in a restored Victorian townhouse plus a sizeable heated patio area for smokers.
Try to get their early in the morning, it is the most visited attraction in Ireland and you would be amazed how quickly it fills up! - my fav part is looking out over the city while having a pint :)
Good pints since the since the 1690's. Prize fighter Dan Donnelly was a bartender here in 1818. Apparently still popular with locals.
Great pub with actual real honest-to-God professional barmen. Class. Nice beer selection and good atmosphere.
This is undoubtedly the best pint of Guinness in Dublin. If you like Guinness you have to check it out.
