87 Lower Camden Streen, D2
t. +353 (0)1 478 0808, www.jimmy-rabbittes.business.site,
TJimmy Rabbitte’s is Dublin’s newest & coolest bar. Named after the central character
in Roddy Doyle’s book The Commitments, this brand new premises is located in
the bohemian quarter of Camden Street, just a stone’s throw from Temple Bar &
Grafton Street. Boasting a stylish & contemporary interior offering an exciting drinks
menu, including a delicious range
of cocktails and a wide variety of
gins & whiskeys….as well as all your
favourite beers, wines and spirits.
…and if our extensive selection of
drinks isn’t enough to persuade you
through the door, the pub itself is an
experience not to be missed. It’s a
quirky, eclectic mix of contemporary
& traditional styles. We hope to see
you there soon!
Open: Sun-Wed 12pm-12am, Thurs-Sat 12pm-3am
Category: Nightlife Scene
BAD BOBS
35-37 East Essex Street, Temple Bar, D2
t. +353 (0)1 677 8860, www.badbobs.ie
Find us on Tripadvisor, Yelp, , “Bad Bobs Temple Bar”
Drink: Whether you’re out for a cocktail, getting crafty with beers or want to bomb
with friends. We’ve got it all!
Food: Gastro pub food highly
recommended on trip advisor. Try the
specials and homemade desserts. As all is
freshly prepared, service takes a little longer
than fast food but it’s worth it!
Price: We’re regular city centre prices,
unusual for Temple Bar.
Staff: Friendly, fun, approachable and
reasonably good looking!
Music: Live, Contemporary music played
by some of Dublin’s most talented musicians, acoustically amplified covers & originals
that won’t disappoint. DJ’s & Saxophonist In the club on weekends playing an eclectic
mix from old to new. Guaranteed to have you dancing all night long.
Late bar 7
nights a week. 2 for €12 cocktails. Live Music, DJ and Sax.
THE CONFESSION BOX
88 Marlborough Street, D1, t. +353 (0)1 828 0028.
Winners of Best Pint Dublin 2014,2015, Best Pub in Dublin 2016, Best Bar
2017, and our Monica won Best Bar Person 2017!
During the 1919-21 War of Independence rebel
volunteers under Michael Collins sought refuge
inthispublichouse.‘The Maid of Erin’, as it was then
called, was used by sympathetic clergy so that the
rebels might receive the sacraments and make their
confession in secret rooms. The small size of the
room and its proximity to the Pro-Cathedral led to
it becoming known locally as ‘The Confession Box’.
One of the smallest bars in Dublin, The Confession
Box is situated in the heart of Dublin in the shadow
of the Pro-Cathedral and near the Spire and Luas.
The authentic cosy Dublin pub is frequented by
local Dublin regulars and many repeat visitors from
afar. Feel at home as you relax or join in the banter
and craic. This historic pub was recently renovated and is run by the friendliest of
Dublin bar staff who promise an enjoyable and comfortable visit. With coverage
of major TV sport events and great weekend live music all tastes are catered for.
Open Mon-Thu 10.30am-11.30pm, Fri & Sat until 12.30am, Sun 12.30pm-11pm.
The Bank Bar & Restaurant
This award winning city centre stand-out is renowned for the consummate quality of its food and service. A fitting tribute to the Victorian architectural splendour of its premises. Designed by one of the British Empire’s leading architects, William Henry Lynn, it has been described as ‘one of the foremost jewels of Victorian Dublin’! Serving food until 10pm, culinary classics, are served along with luxurious fresh seafood and some great vegetarian options. The sharing platters include, charcuterie, seafood and exquisite lamb and beef dishes, showcasing the best of Irish produce. An excellent choice for all manner of engagements, The Bank also caters for large parties with an extensive choice of finger food, set menu and buffet options. Awarded the National Hospitality Ireland Bar of the Year in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2014.Open Sun 11am-12am, Mon-Thur 10.30am-11.30pm,Fri & Sat 10.30am- 2.30am.
20 College Green, D2
t. (+353) (0)1 677 0677
www.bankoncollegegreen.com
O'Sullivan's Pub
O’Sullivan’s Irish Pub is located on Westmorland Street, one of the widest streets in Dublin extending from O’Connell Bridge up to Trinity College. Dubliners divide the city into north and south side and O’Sullivan’s is the first pub you come across when walking from the North to the South side. The pub is renowned for live music at the weekends and our Irish coffee experience. Whether you visit for our delicious soup and sandwiches, music, a pint or our excellent Irish coffee making classes there is a welcome here for you. O’Sullivan’s has teamed up with Powers Irish Whisky to create an Irish coffee making experience which is fun and full of learning. Call in daily at 12pm or 4pm when classes start. You can book in advance or just drop in. Live music every Friday and Saturday night showcases excellent talent from around the country.
Open Mon-Thurs 12pm-11.30pm, Fri & Sat 12pm-1am, Sun 12.30pm-11pm.
10 Westmoreland St, D2
t. (+353) (0)1 670 8124
DEVITTS
Lower Camden St. D2 t. +353 (0) 1 475 3414 www.devittspub.ie
info@devittspub.ie ,
Devitt’s is a long-established traditional Irish pub dating
from 1871. It is an easy 10 minute walk from Dublin city
centre. Devitt’s enjoys a clientele of all ages, from local
regulars to folk from all corners of the globe. They serve
a wide range of drinks, including arguably the best pint
of Guinness in Dublin, along with other local beers plus
a typically fully-stocked bar. Gin and whiskey lovers can
rejoice as there is an extensive gin menu, including
some world-class Irish gins and a huge selection of
Irish whiskies. For an authentic Irish sound, they hold
incredibly popular Irish music sessions nightly (Mon-
Thur 9pm till late; Fri & Sat 8pm till late; Sun 6pm till
late) Wednesday is an open session with the Quinn family, where any musician can
join in! Food is served until 10pm serving Ireland’s finest breakfast, lunch and dinner
menus, were we specialise in freshly prepared , home-made traditional food using
the best local ingredients..
Open: Mon-Thurs 10.30-12.30am, Fri & Sat 9am-1.30am, Sunday 9am-
12.30am
Peter’s Pub
1 Johnson Place, D2
t. +353 (0)1 679 3347, www.peterspub.ie
“The best drinks in good company” is the motto
of this traditional family-run Dublin pub, and
they’re not wrong! A visit here is like stepping
into Peter’s friendly front room, rather than an
impersonal pub. Expect a warm, welcoming
atmosphere in an unstuffy setting with cosy
banquette and bar seating. Sample the large selection of Irish Premium Whiskeys
and Irish Craft beers and treat yourself to the their celebrated toasties or traditional
cheese boards or open prawn sandwiches on brown Irish soda bread. The House
Speciality Irish Coffee is a perfect pre and post theatre or shopping treat – the
Gaiety Theatre and bustling Grafton Street are both close by.
Open Mon-Thu 11am – 11.30pm, Fri & Sat 11am – 12.30am, Sun 1pm – 11pm.
The Exchequer
This multi award-winning Gastropub, at the junction of Exchequer Street and Dame Court, offers great food and drinks just steps from the busiest shopping streets and entertainment venues in Dublin. The recently revamped interior is warm and stylish, and very hard to leave. New to The Exchequer team is Bar Manager and Mixologist Robert Caldwell who has devised an exciting new cocktail selection, presented oldstyle in the ‘Ledger of Liquor’, delivering some brand new and intriguing mixes. An eclectic selection of spirits, including a broad range of Irish Whiskeys, round off the Ledger. Always a passion at The Exchequer, beer loving clientele will find much to enjoy from the 43 beers listed. The Exchequer has won numerous awards for both their food and drinks, including Best Gastropub in Ireland and Best Cocktail Experience in Ireland. Food is served from 12.30pm to 10pm seven days per week, with a Set Menu offered for €19.95 for 2 courses and €23.95 for 3 courses. Late bar Fridays and Saturdays.
Open Mon-Wed 12pm-11.30pm, Thurs until 1am, Fri & Sat until 3am, Sun 12pm-11pm.
3-5 Exchequer St, D2
t. (+353) (0)1 670 6787
www.theexchequer.ie
Sweeney's Bar
This self-confessed “drinking bar with a music problem” is located in the heart of Dublin city centre. Sweeney’s Bar plays host to more than 60 live bands per week, from Jazz, Funk, Reggae, Blues, Trad, Hip Hop, Indie and everything in-between. Spread across 3 floors, each stage is kitted out with top of the range industry spec equipment to provide the best sounds. Home to Dimestore Recordings, Reggae Fever, Retro Revival, The Boneyard Junkies, Gotcha, D-Riculous All Stars, Sweeney’s Jazzmen, FOAD, LOQ and many many more. Whiskey is the name of the game in the basement bar, with a wide range of regular and premium whiskeys on offer in the Jameson Bar. Sweeney’s also carries its very own Sweeney’s draught beer, on sale at only €4. Free entry most nights.
New website coming soon.
Open Mon & Tue 10am-11.30pm, Wed-Sat until 2.30am, Sun 12pm-11pm.
t. (+353) (0)1 635 0056
sweeneysmongrel@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/sweeneysbar
www.sweeneys.ie
