Pubs & bars in Dublin

Pubs, cocktail bars and wine bars across Dublin, listed by area: the Victorian pubs the city is known for, the newer cocktail rooms, the wine bars that double as restaurants and the places with live music. Each listing has the area, website and phone, and a write-up of our own where we have checked it.

Dublin's pubs, by area

Dublin has hundreds of pubs and they are not interchangeable. A few streets in the centre are built for visitors; the rest of the city drinks in local rooms that rarely make the lists. This directory covers both, grouped by postal district and village, with cocktail bars and wine bars alongside the traditional pubs.

Before you go

Opening hours here are from map data; Sunday and bank-holiday hours vary, so check the pub's own page.
Live music and food are mentioned in the write-up only where the pub says so on its own site.
Group bookings and private rooms are best arranged directly with the pub. We link to the business, not to a booking service.

Pubs & bars in Dublin

All pubs and bars

Igo Inn

J.R. Mahon's

J.T. Pims

Jack O’Rourke’s

Jackie’s

John O’Dywer’s

Johnnie Fox’s

Kealy’s

Keavan's Port

Kehoe’s Pub

Kelly and Coopers

Kennedy's

Kenny’s

Knights Bar

Lemon & Duke

Love Tempo

Lundy Foot’s

M. O’Brien

Mary Mac’s

Mary’s Bar & Hardware Shop

Matt the Thresher

McGowan’s

McNeill’s

Merchant's Arch

Molloy’s

Molloy’s Bar & Grill

Molly's

Mother Reilly’s Bar & Restaurant

Mullingar House

Murray’s

National Concert Hall Bar

Nealon's

Neary’s Bar & Lounge

No. 27 Bar & Lounge

Nolita

O'Donoghue's

O'Regan's

Ohana Tiki Bar

Open Gate Brewery

O’Neill’s

O’Neill’s of Pearse Street

O’Shea’s

P. McCormack and Sons

Paddy Cullen

Palmerstown House

Panti Bar

Peacocks Steakhouse

Peadar Browns

Peggy Kelly’s

Peter's Pub

Dublin's pubs, by area

Before you go