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42. Irish Film Institute
Art-house cinema, cafe & bookshop
Best dim-sum in Dublin, +353 1 677 5373, €€
43. Meeting House Square
23. Rustic Stone
Dublin’s outdoor indoor space. Adjacent is the
Gallery of Photography & the National
Photographic Archive.
Local, organic produce, stone cooking, +353 1 707 9596,
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Whole food, vegetarian, vegan, +353 1 677 7583, €
45. Dublin Castle
26. Gourmet Burger Kitchen
In continuous occupation since its establishment in
1204 AD, Dublin Castle has played a prominent
role in Ireland's history.
St William St +353 1 6790537,
Temple Bar +353 1 670 8343, €
46. City Hall
27. Odessa
Brasserie,club, +353 1 670 7634, €€€
City Hall is an outstanding example of the Georgian
architecture for which Dublin is world-renowned.
28. Siam Thai
Thai cuisine, +353 1 677 3363, €€
47. Project Arts Centre
29. Salamanca
Spanish tapas, +353 1 677 4799, €€
48. Isolde’s Tower
30. Trocadero
Buried in an apartment block basement is the
remains of Dublin's medieval city walls & the tower
of Isolde who, according to the legend, was the Irish
princess who was supposed to wed England's King
Mark but fell in love with the knight Tristan.
Theatrical restaurant, +353 1 677 5545, €€€
Indian, +353 1 677 0681, €€
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44. Olympia Theatre
25. Cornucopia
31. Jewel in the Crown
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Brasserie, +353 1 400 5878, €€€
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Japanese noodles, sushi, +353 1 475 5001, €€
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This building formerly housed Ireland’s parliament.
French cuisine with an Irish twist, +353 1 670 7238, €€€
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22. Good World Chinese Restaurant
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24. The Green Hen
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Established 1913. The best fish and chips in Dublin! €
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There are lots of restaurants in this area. We’ve just
highlighted a few of interest. If you are going in a large
group we’d recommend reserving in advance.
20. Yamamori Noodles
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19. Burdocks Fish & Chips
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Steak & Seafood, +353 1 671 1248, €€€
49. Smock Alley Theatre
33. Elephant & Castle
50. Wood Quay
Famous chicken wings, burgers, +353 1 679 3121, €€
The site of the Viking settlement of Dublin.
34. Gallagher’s Boxty House
51. The Contemporary Music Centre
Traditional Irish food, +353 1 677 2762, €€
35. Botticelli
52. Fishamble Street
Italian Pizza & Pasta, +353 1 672 7289, €
Handel's Messiah was first performed here on
April 13 1742.
36. The Chameleon
Indonesian, +353 1 671 0362, €€
53. Christchurch Cathedral
37. Eden
Contemporary Irish food, +353 1 670 5372, €€€
The earliest manuscript dates Christ Church
Cathedral to its present location around 1030. The
crypt is the oldest surviving structure in Dublin and
is one of the largest medieval crypts in Europe,
extending the length of the cathedral.
38. Il Baccaro
Italian taverna, +353 1 671 4597, €€
39. Zaytoon
Famous kebabs, open late, €
THE BIG 8 PUB CRAWL
54. St Werburgh’s Church
The old church of St. Werburgh, originally built in
1178, was destroyed by fire twice, and rebuilt in a
very handsome style in 1759.
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The Bank on College Green
Oliver St John Gogartys
1. The Long Hall
8. The Exchequer
14. The Button Factory
Historic building, gastro-pub
This beautifully-preserved Victorian banking hall was
built by the Belfast Bank in 1895. MOMENT will be
hosting drinks on the mezzanine level overlooking the
main bar between 8-10pm.
Traditional bar, music, pub grub, late night
Named after the famous Irish poet, playwright and
surgeon, Oliver St John Gogarty, and located in the
heart of Temple Bar. Live trad music on the first floor.
Traditional pub
Award-winning Gastropub, cocktails
Contemporary music venue, late night
2. Hogans
9. The George
15. The Quays
Traditional pub, food, live music
Contemporary bar, big beer garden.
Shhh...don't tell everyone, it's a secret.
Gay bar, music
"A mix of styles with a sprinkling of fairy dust thrown in".
Around for 25 years now it has been a home to the
development of the social evolution of gay Ireland.
4. Grogans
10. The Dragon
17. The Octagon Bar @ The Clarence
Gay bar, late night
Decorated with stylish Asian décor, elaborate chandeliers,
exotic artwork, funky mosaics, lush red velvet curtains and
walls ordained with blues roses.
Art Deco bar, cocktails
It was having a drink in this bar that inspired Bono & The
Edge to buy the whole hotel.
18. The Turk’s Head
11. 4 Dame Lane
Contemporary, music, dancing
Lively atmosphere, extravagant design, including
mosaics & Spanish style architecture making a
change from your traditional pub.
The Market Bar
The Purty Kitchen
Contemporary, tapas food
Located in an old market hall on Fade Street. Extensive
tapas menu until 9:30pm. iQ Content will be hosting
drinks between 7:30-10:30pm.
Gastro bar food, live music
Classic rock covers from 9:30pm.
Spacious bar over 3 levels, music venue, pub grub.
Live contemporary jazz music from 9pm (free).
3. No Name Bar
Traditional pub
5. The Old Stand
The Porterhouse
The Mercantile
Contemporary bar, alternative music
Brewery pub, specialist beers, pub grub
Try out some hand-crafted stouts, ales and porters.
Make sure to check before you buy - some brews are
very strong!
Pygmalion
Thomas Read
Contemporary bar, late club, dj music
Located in the cellars of the Powerscourt Townhouse
Centre one of the finest Georgian houses of Dublin.
Contemporary bar
Lively young crowd, bar is split into trendy Thomas
Reads at the front and older pub The Oak at the back.
Traditional pub
This pub has been located on this site for well over three
hundred years, in one of Dublin's old medieval streets,
Exchequer St.
6. The Stag’s Head
Contemporary bar, music, late night
12. O’Neills
Traditional pub
The Stag's is known for the splendid preservation of it’s
Victorian interior and the beautifully-restored mosaic which
abuts Dame Street, some distance from the pub's doors.
Traditional pub, pub grub, trad music
O’Neill’s has existed as a licensed premises for 300 years
and is renowned for its ageless character, numerous
alcoves, snugs, nooks and crannies.
7. The Globe
13. The Foggy Dew
Contemporary bar, music, night club
Established 1901, blend of trad & contemporary
Dublin
16. The Auld Dubliner
This map just shows some
recommendations. The best way to
discover Dublin is just take a wander.
Hope you have a great night out.
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