Dublin Pubs

The GerK wrote: irelandfan wrote: Saint Tom wrote: Handy that all saddos who bring animals to pubs for company can be in one place. A targeted nuke strike needed. You would love the Gravediggers To be fair they have done some job pretending they sell the best pint in Ireland

Awful thirst on my now 

The GerK wrote: irelandfan wrote: The GerK wrote: irelandfan wrote: Saint Tom wrote: Handy that all saddos who bring animals to pubs for company can be in one place. A targeted nuke strike needed. You would love the Gravediggers To be fair they have done some job pretending they sell the best pint in Ireland I'd tend to agree now they are lovely pints but I've had better myself Tom Kennedys beside Vicar Street best for me in the city.  Don't get me wrong, they are top quality pints, as good as you will get. But any pub worth its salt will serve the exact same. There is no magic formula. The pint in my bar out my back is the same.  The guinness in the keg is the same for everyone. The gas pressure is regulated.  Keeping your glasses clean is key

what time tomorrow ****?

I could barely pick Tallaght out on a map but I was out there yesterday in The Scholars for some food and a few pints after a funeral. I'm not usually a big fan of pubs that do food but the grub there was really excellent. More restaurant standard than pub. Apparently this is a recent thing as up until a couple of months ago the food was average enough, but since then they've gotten in a new chef. The roast beef was unreal. Lovely Guinness too

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BigStrongMan wrote: Paulie wrote: I could barely pick Tallaght out on a map but I was out there yesterday in The Scholars for some food and a few pints after a funeral. I'm not usually a big fan of pubs that do food but the grub there was really excellent. More restaurant standard than pub. Apparently this is a recent thing as up until a couple of months ago the food was average enough, but since then they've gotten in a new chef. The roast beef was unreal. Lovely Guinness too Decent boozer

BigStrongMan wrote: zizu Kilbane wrote: BigStrongMan wrote: Paulie wrote: I could barely pick Tallaght out on a map but I was out there yesterday in The Scholars for some food and a few pints after a funeral. I'm not usually a big fan of pubs that do food but the grub there was really excellent. More restaurant standard than pub. Apparently this is a recent thing as up until a couple of months ago the food was average enough, but since then they've gotten in a new chef. The roast beef was unreal. Lovely Guinness too Decent boozer The bar on the left hand side as you walk in is where I'll be parked for tye 1st 2 days of Cheltenham.  Free coddle and good Guinness 👍  You go into the Speaker at all?

oldbilly wrote: The Ham wrote: Guinness is perhaps one of the most homogenised products in the world. Add that to the fact that there is countless "Quality Control" vans on the road and Diageo literally pay pubs to ensure their taps are maintained, it beggars belief that people still think there are good/bad pints nowadays.  Going a bit off topic for Dublin pubs but the above just isint true, was down in Galway last summer and got an absolutely foul pint in the Dail bar. Took the w**ker behind the bar 10 minutes to pull it too, won’t be goin back there !!

Baldrick wrote: oldbilly wrote: The Ham wrote: Guinness is perhaps one of the most homogenised products in the world. Add that to the fact that there is countless "Quality Control" vans on the road and Diageo literally pay pubs to ensure their taps are maintained, it beggars belief that people still think there are good/bad pints nowadays.  Going a bit off topic for Dublin pubs but the above just isint true, was down in Galway last summer and got an absolutely foul pint in the Dail bar. Took the w**ker behind the bar 10 minutes to pull it too, won’t be goin back there !! Was that upstairs in the Dail bar after 7pm?