Excited to see Jo's latest foodie pop up venture in Temple Bar. Follow the twitter account for special offers @skinflintdublin
Confirming how Plain Porter is indeed better than Guinness.. And let's not forget all beers on tap are home-brewed, plus a selection of 100+ bottled beers!
Largest library in Ireland. Its collection of manuscripts & printed boks date back to the end of the 16th century. It contains the 4 gospels of the bible written in Latin. Adult 9€ / Students 8€
Trinity College is divided into three faculties comprising 24 schools, offering degree and diploma courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
The Spire of Dublin, officially titled the Monument of Light[1] (Irish: An Túr Solais), is a large, stainless steel, pin-like monument 121.2 meters in height, located on O'Connell Street in Dublin
This is top secret - don't tell anyone. The best lattes in Dublin are at the Queen of Tarts on Dame Street. Despite being full of Americans reading Rick Steves travel guides, it's a fantastic tiny c
Crowded and cool bar. Move to the downstairs dance floor when you run out of space upstairs. Good music and crowd on weekends
The bridge, which cost €60 mil, is named for Irish writer Samuel Beckett, was officially opened to pedestrians on 10 December 2009 by Dublin Lord Mayor, and to road traffic at 7am the following day
The brunch menu is currently both the best, and the best value, in Dublin. Lovely view out over the water too.
Really good shopping here...but make no mistake. The real deals are in the café. Get the Moroccan lamb mezze
Nice bar with good atmosphere and very good sweet and savory pancakes although a little over price for where it is...
Originally called the Wellington Bridge, the name of the bridge changed to Liffey Bridge and remains the bridge's official name to this day - though it is still commonly known as the Ha'penny Bridge
Don't try to bring a car here on Saturday or Sunday afternoon. Otherwise, this is an excellent shopping centre, one of the best in Europe. Well laid out, well taken care of & a good selection
Great burritos in the Italian Quarter. Try the tacos too, and the Guacamole is delish. Does student deals....serves nice beer too! Submitted by @kennedtf
Temple Bar is an area on the south bank of the River Liffey in central Dublin, Unlike the areas surrounding it, Temple Bar has preserved its medieval street pattern, with many narrow cobbled streets.
Café en Seine was Jameson's Bar of the Year, and it's easy to see why. It's stunning interior in an opulent art deco style is reminiscent of turn-of-the-century France.
Go to the Zoo and follow the path closest to the lake. See all the monkeys first as they all live on their own little islands. Amazing. Mehr erfahren.
Famed as the Highest Pub in Ireland but not actually the highest pub in Ireland...3rd highest actually truth be told! The highest pub by some 300 feet is The Top of Coom in Kerry.
Nom. Expensive for fruit n veg (don't buy here, a good veg shop muuuuch cheaper) but the breads and cakes here are really lovely :) and there are quite cool unusual coats on an Asian stall
Go around the cliff, if you like to walk! Can get great vew and get hungry to try fresh fish!
My new favorite live music venue in town. Saucy Sundays offers great music free every Sunday from 4pm-9.30pm
Best food, great atmosphere , great music and Guinness ! Get the spicy chicken tapas . The bar area to the left looks a little like Starwars cantina 😜👍
Every Tuesday all kinds of pints in €2 each , and if you arrive before 7pm not pay entrance.
This church was founded in by the Vikings then later re-built by the Anglo Normans. It is located in the heart of the former medieval Dublin.It also contains the largest Cathedral crypt in Britain&IRL
One of the best places I had a pint of Guinness. Specially more enjoyable after a mountain biking session on Ticknock. Great view towards the sea on a sunny day!
Only open on a Saturday; fresh food, hot food, fish, oysters, cheese, olives, you name it, they got it!
One of the best concert venues in Ireland. Beautiful, great acoustics, intimate yet large enough to attract the big acts. Love it.
One of the most famous bars in all of Ireland, the 160 year old Temple Bar in Dublin!
Great music, great atmosphere, nice décor! Staff and bouncers are sound and friendly. Great location with Dame lane at the back!
The BEST place in Dublin to have tea. Super colourful, very goofy but interesting decoration. Two floors, tables and comfy sofas. Just amazing, you will wow people if you take them here
Best sports bar in Dublin. Eastern European beers on tap/in pitchers and screens everywhere.
Get yourself an "Any Pint & Any Pizza Deal" from The Big Blue Bus for 10quid!! but get it before 8pm...
Absolutely cannot miss out on Punk IPA, the best ale you can get in Dublin! You can also get a nice Trapist, Amber Ales.. Amazing selection of beers from the US, Belgium and other places.
THE place to be on a Saturday morning if you're a hipster in Dublin. Also if you're not a hipster, possibly hate hipsters, but just want a delicious brunch
Friendly staff, excellent coffee, nice deco, central location, paleo and raw treats and traditional croissants. Plugs! So good for some work and study too.
Nice place, savage food...can look like someone let off a Hipster grenade at times but Hipsters gotta eat somewhere right!
You said Sunday brunch? Odessa of course. Book in advance otherwise you don't stand a chance. I hate the downstairs seating!
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!
Best sushi in town!! Beware many clients are Italians not sure why, maybe this place made it to the lonely planet?
Ate here on Valentine's, fantastic staff, never had an empty glass! The food was great, the wine was lovely and the atmosphere was spot on. This place deserves more reviews because it was fantastic!
What a hidden and great spot just on the heart of temple bar. The vintage style and huge varierity of great drinks makes this place a gem. Make your reservation and enjoy the mood
Great authentic cocktails- lovely decor. You do pay for the privilege but it's definitely worth a visit for different drinking experience
This candlelit restaurant serves delicious authentic Spanish tapas-the prawns pill pill is particularly nice! Great selection of wine - nice staff will explain the selection.
Lovely pub on a boat, when not busy they do nice cocktails. Enjoy their bellini in the sun if u can;)
Funky decor, good music, great food and drinks. Don't go for intimate romantic dinner, but definitely for relaxed dinner, or to start a night out. 7.77€ per portion on Sundays; share 3-4 over people.
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 :)
Always worth a visit. A very reasonably-priced, no-nonsense tour. Make time for the museum bit before or after the guided tour as the historic documents and artifacts are good to see.
try getting close to the deers rambling around this super green park, you might get a very nice photo of them. don't be scared, they won't bite
of all the places in Dublin I've been to, this cross between a deli/wine bar was the homiest spot yet. fantastic meat&cheese plates; lovely Italian staff. if you meet Davide or Luca, say hi for me!
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.
Nice atmosphere to hang out with your friends. There is restaurant section as well. If the weather is warm, you can enjoy in the terrace.
Great place if you love tapas. Excellent choice of wines and a very cool atmosphere. Suggested for dinners.
Iike a nice drunk maze, the food looked amazing, so will come back to for the sliders. Wide range of booze. If you like the VCC, you will love this place
Hipster place very very cool. On a summer day chill with your drink in its beer garden.
Great pub to chill out with sneaky pints after work. When warm and sunny you can enjoy your drinks standing by the canal.
Nice new place attached to the Market Bar. Has an interesting take on your typical cocktails. The rear opens directly onto the Market Bar.
Gotta see while visiting the town. Very nice and unique shops with cute eating (lunch, brunch, afternoon tea) area..
Big store with a lot of different brands. They have everything in there. There's a home section with affordables prices that is amazing.
If you've the time in Dublin try and get lunch at one of the food markets. This one at Baggot St Bridge on Thursdays is ace.
They really know their cheeses, and are happy to guide you to the right one(s) for you, letting you taste most to make sure.
Absolutely the best thing you can do on any last Sunday of the month. Brilliant stalls, great vintage clothes and YUMMY falafal !! Mehr erfahren.
Cute and quaint shop. Good selection of books. Take some time and stay for tea.
Truly one of Dublin's hidden gems and an important part of the cultural heritage of the city -- definitely worth a visit. Mehr erfahren.
Probably my favourite theatre in Dublin. If they are hosting a Collapsing Horse show its a must see!
You can only see the inside of the castle if you go on a guided tour. The wait is usually 30 minutes or so... if you're not interested in the tour, I still suggest going to see the outside.
No TV, No Music, just great chat and good times. This is what a proper pub should be.
Excellent cocktail bar with a long list of gin and tonics. Outside courtyard with some seats and just a classy lounge. They have some DJs over the weekend
Great restaurant serving up wide range of tapas...chick pea chips come highly recommended
Excellent brunch. Homer's breakfast, Super nachos are both tasty and sumptuous.. Wash it down with a jug of margarita..
