M O'brien - Dublin

Rustic pub that marries old school rustic charm with a cosy atmosphere friendly, efficient service. Food in the restaurant upstairs is excellent. They do have an extensive whiskey collection but it is very expensive across the board. Need a better selection of Irish craft beers on tap in the fridge however there was just one single independent beer available outside of the big breweries :

Good restaurant and cute pub below. The restaurant is accessed by a staircase that gives on the road, we took both me and my partner fish and chips, very soft and well baked, the staff is available and the service was fast. The pub below does only drink, generally nothing to laugh, the only defect is that it is small enough and so many people remained standing or on improvised stools. However recommended

Be careful with upstairs dining. Different business and not part of M O'Briens even though M O'Briens name was everywhere. Cannot get pub beer and food more expensive. Shepherds Pie was very good.

Characteristic environment, soft lights. Great Irish food.

It’s so good to remember, so you’ll get the first review on Google Maps. Iris Pub is famous, I’ve heard it in a pub near the hostel. The atmosphere of the pub, the kindness of staff, and the delicious sake of recommended, was able to finish the day of Dublin. Thank you for leaving a good memory.