Best Pint In Dublin

[Leo]

All of those used to be good places for pints, but my experience of at least three years is that hardly any Dublin pub bothers any more to pull a pint properly and that now sadly includes Mulligans - pints of pure slop the last time I was there. The only decent pints I can remember having in recent times in Dublin were in Ryans of Parkgate Street and Kehoes.

As soon as I saw the title to the post I started to look for ....Ryans of Parkgate & Kehoes of Anne Street South ....Hardy man!

[The Hill is Blue]

For a pint before or after a game - Gaffneys Fairview and Meaghers Richmond Road

[magpie seanie]

One person with the right answer (in my opinion). The Gravediggers is simply the best pint I've ever had by a distance and I try to go there as often as I can.

[Lar Naparka]

Gravediggers.

That's one of my favourites.
I'd also recommend the Goblet on the Malahide Road.

[Tubberman]

Mulligans is  a good shout....otherwise O'Donoghues Merrion Row or Toners on Baggot St would be very acceptable.  Dont bother your hole with any of the pubs in Temple Bar...pints might be OK but you'll pay two fortunes for one....with the honourable exception of The Palace...

Pure slop last couple of times I was in there. Plus they just fired them out at you, with the head running down the sides of the glass. Complete mess of a pint.
The Dame Tavern is pretty good for the centre of town. Have heard the gravediggers is a great spot, must head out some time.

[snoopdog]

bit far from Croker but Slatterys in Rathmines has the best pint in Dublin.
Mulligans is a myth, was good average now.
bowes is hit and miss
Kennedys under tara st  rail bridge had a great pint but closed without a mention after christmas. Anyone know why?

[stephenite]

The Galloping Green in Stillorgan was the best, few years back now though, and very far to go for a pre match pint

[Canalman]

bit far from Croker but Slatterys in Rathmines has the best pint in Dublin.
Mulligans is a myth, was good average now.
bowes is hit and miss
Kennedys under tara st  rail bridge had a great pint but closed without a mention after christmas. Anyone know why?

Disagree strongly about Slatterys in Rathmines. Massively overrated.
Would be hard put to recommend one good pub in the Ranelagh /Rathmines area.  The Hill at a push, maybe Russells.

[Croí na hÉireann]

Had good pints in Mulligans after the quarter finals last year, was in there after the Dublin game and they were awful, like what Tubberman describes. Stag's Head not bad in town and you never know who you'll run into upstairs in Kehoe's.

[Jinxy]

You're only as good as your last pint.

[Go on ya boy ye]

Alright boys.

Who officially has the best pint of Guinness in Dublin??

Gogarty'sO'Donoghue & Nesbitts
Larry Murphys


Cheers!!

You are joking i hope???

I just heard from years ago they had the best pints....

[Billys Boots]

One person with the right answer (in my opinion). The Gravediggers is simply the best pint I've ever had by a distance and I try to go there as often as I can.

Yep, good call Seanie, can't go wrong in the Diggers (Bar not Lounge).  Also (used to be anyway) good pints in The Hut in Phibsboro, Tom Kennedys in Drumcondra and The Findlater (and Kavanagh's, old Kavanagh's mind) on Dorset St.

[laoislad]

Bowes or Chaplins are two gems of pubs. Well below the radar of many.

That's what I like about Bowes its never over crowded,also the bar men are mostly country men Carlow and Wicklow I think are where the two lads are from that always seem to be there when I'm in.
Best pub in the city by a mile for a pint and chat IMO.

[Frank Casey]

The Findlater on Dorset St.

Big South Kerry crowd there on the day of a match. You're likely to meet Declan O'Sullivan's parents, uncles, sibling and a rake of cousins.

[Aaron Boone]

Mulligan's ok but overrated & unfriendly barmen believe the hype.
If your lucky to be in premium-level for the final, stay til bar closes there as craic usually good.