Hotels & Restaurants

Dublin bars, pubs and nightclubs are well known. With a healthy local trade and over four million visitors per year it’s not surprising Dublin’s bars cater to a wide range of tastes. A trip to Dublin isn’t complete without a visit to at least one of the iconic Dublin bars, where you can experience first hand the friendliness and hospitality the Irish are famous for. Whether you’re looking for a traditional pub or a contemporary cocktail lounge, Dublin has lots of choice for everyone.

It has been said that walking across Dublin without passing a pub is virtually impossible, while this is an interesting challenge; we think it’s a better idea to spend time in as many as possible. After a hard days work, or exploring the city, one of Dublin’s rooftop bars could be the perfect choice to help you relax and soak up some views of our beautiful city. If the weather is better suited to spending time indoors, then why not try one of the many cosy pubs, some of which date back more than 200 years.

Regardless of your tipple, Dublin bars will have something for you. Whether you like a chilled glass of lager or traditional ale, a fine whiskey blend or something a little more exotic, most of Dublin’s bars will offer all your favourites, as well as one or two drinks you might not have come across before.

Restaurants in Dublin cater to all palettes. From fine dining in Michelin starred restaurants to more traditional dishes in one of the many historic local pubs. Dublin is home to a diverse populace of over two million people, and the growing number of quality restaurants reflects the city’s continued rise and optimism.

Talented young chefs are opening new restaurants throughout the city, creating a food renaissance that has given us a range of exciting quality restaurants in Dublin. When you’re trying to find somewhere to eat in Dublin don’t be afraid to ask around. Personal recommendations are a great way to find good food, and sometimes lead to you discovering hidden gems you would otherwise have never found.

Amongst the world-class pubs and beautiful Georgian squares you’ll find top-notch Chinese, Mexican, Brazilian, Indian and Korean restaurants. There are also many contemporary restaurants in Dublin that offer modern interpretations on more traditional Irish Dishes. There is so much choice and variety it’s easy to go for days without creating a single piece of washing-up. Whether you need a quiet café to nurse a hangover, or an upmarket restaurant to start your weekend, restaurants in Dublin offer plenty of options. For seafood lovers delight your taste buds with everything from traditional fish and chips to Dublin Bay prawns or Galway Bay oysters. The city’s reputation as Ireland’s foodie capital looks set to go from strength to strength.