Pubs in Dublin 2
First Dublin pub of Galway Bay Brewery (sister pub to the newer Brew Dock and Black Sheep). |  |
Highly recommended dive bar on Camden Street Lower. About half the taps have craft beer. Good bottle selection as well. |  |
A traditional pub near the Guinness Storehouse, but lots of Irish beers, too. No TV. |  |
Now owned by Galway Bay Brewing |  |
Yet another Galway Bay Brewery Pub | |
Pub attached to the Whelan's Live music venue. Irish craft beer on draft and a good bottle selection. |  |
Locals pub with beers from some small Irish breweries. |  |
Brewery and pub of the Scottish chain. |  |
Lots of international industrial beers but a number of Irish craft beers makes this worth a stop. Some quality US beers as well. |  |
Decent craft selection but caters to a younger crowd in the evening. |  |
Cozy bar with a fireplace. |  |
Former Messrs Maguire location, under new ownership. Brewpub with 5 regular beers, a couple of seasonals and guest beers. Beers are much improved over previous incarnation. |  |
Restaurant with Pilsener Urquell Tanknova (tank beer). Also a selection of industrial beers on draft. |  |
Famous for having one of the best pints of Guinness in Dublin, they have expanded their tap list to include a selection of Irish craft beers. |  |
Historic old pub with large number of taps. 62 total taps, lots of international beers but a decent selection of Irish Craft brews. |  |
Historic old pub near Trinity College. A good selection of Irish Whiskeys and a limited but decent beer list. |  |
Formerly the Bia Bar. |  |
Ireland's first brewpub, now claiming to be the largest Irish owned brewery. Nightly live music. Usually about 10 of their beers plus 6-8 guest beers. Full menu. |  |
A the former Porterhouse Central. Not sure if new ownership or a new concept from the Porterhouse. | |
