Good pubs and clubs.

thuranadsol · 30-01-2016 6:18pm #1

I've been pining for a new watering hole. I tried going to Reardens recently but that place is basically a landfill with expensive drinks. A woman pooed on the floor.

Any suggestions where I can go to bleach that from my mind?

.red. · 30-01-2016 7:35pm

thuranadsol wrote: »

I tried going to Reardens. A woman pooed on the floor.

At least its better than it was anyway lol

etoughguy · 02-02-2016 9:52pm

There are tons of good pubs in town, can you be more specific as to what kind of pub you like?

razorblunt · 03-02-2016 12:53pm

Wait, wait, wait?
A woman poo'd on the floor?

pwurple · 03-02-2016 1:08pm

Reardons is a bit of a meatmarket alright.

What are you looking for? I'm in my 30's, so I like a place where there are good beers, and I can have a laugh with my friends.
I like Rising Sons (good beer, and pizza), Hi-B, Idle hour. Mutton lane inn, but not on a weekend, too busy and full of beards.

pwurple · 03-02-2016 1:08pm

Reardons is a bit of a meatmarket alright.

What are you looking for? I'm in my 30's, so I like a place where there are good beers, and I can have a laugh with my friends.
I like Rising Sons (good beer, and pizza), Hi-B, Idle hour. Mutton lane inn, but not on a weekend, too busy and full of beards.

beer enigma · 03-02-2016 8:37pm

I wouldn't be much into clubs.. It's an age thing

but my niece goes to Bodega or SoHo... As for pubs, unless it's my local Silver Key, we'd use Electric

Curb Your Enthusiasm · 03-02-2016 11:23pm

Reidys is great for a quiet pint.

The Old Oak is fairly lively, great for a night out with mates.

Bussywussy · 04-02-2016 1:34pm

deep south is fairly good too,perfect for a group of people

ofcork · 04-02-2016 2:58pm

Andip wrote: »

I wouldn't be much into clubs.. It's an age thing but my niece goes to Bodega or SoHo... As for pubs, unless it's my local Silver Key, we'd use Electric

They have dropped the age big time in soho way younger crowd than before.

whisky_galore · 04-02-2016 11:28pm

thuranadsol wrote: »

A woman pooed on the floor.

Stay classy, Reardon's punters. Always was a bit of a sh*tehole....now it's literally that.

Went in there ill-advisedly during the Jazz...never, ever again will I darken its doors.

Of the ones I'd be looking at the Woodford/Oliver Plunkett/Crane are ok, esp if it's live music you're after. None of them have particularly cheap drink though, think there may be oul' fella bars that may be cheaper around town.

roundymac · 06-02-2016 12:17pm

Cantys Pembrooke ST for good music and a bit of craic at the w/d.

rob316 · 08-02-2016 1:25am

1767 (formerly the bailey) is a nice spot, been a few times since it opened, its not absolutely jointed and the crowd is decent.

Reardens is a dive, speaking of ****ting on the floor, my brother was in there last month, girl stooped down next to him took a piss on the floor, he said she was literally 10ft from the toilet. Stay classy

Not to mention they hire the absolute most obnoxious and prickish bouncers.

Soho is dog rough, its like where you go after the catwalk is too young for you. I'm no snob or green but what I witnessed when I was in there about 3 years ago was disgraceful. 3 fights in about 1 hour, bouncer bit on the cheek, chairs swung and just a large majority of the punters looking for trouble. I knew it was a kip when I spotted 4 lads I know in there my age regularly in and out of Cork prison.

As far as clubs go, Voodoo is good, nice big smoking area, well laid out.

Either way your getting rinsed if you go to any of Benny, Monty or Cantillons water holes.

hufpc8w3adnk65 · 08-02-2016 10:37am

The James street is a kip! JD on the door is a bit of a laugh after what happened. In voodoo and he got ran out the door for!

whisky_galore · 08-02-2016 10:43am

rob316 wrote: »

Soho is dog rough, its like where you go after the catwalk is too young for you. I'm no snob or green but what I witnessed when I was in there about 3 years ago was disgraceful. 3 fights in about 1 hour, bouncer bit on the cheek, chairs swung and just a large majority of the punters looking for trouble. I knew it was a kip when I spotted 4 lads I know in there my age regularly in and out of Cork prison.

That's what you get when you leave the dregs and riff raff in.

rob316 · 08-02-2016 10:46am

MrMac84 wrote: »

The James street is a kip! JD on the door is a bit of a laugh after what happened. In voodoo and he got ran out the door for!

Thought it was good the few times I was in. Better selection of beer wouldn't go a miss though.

I noticed he had moved, what happened at voodoo he got ran out the door for? Never ever had any issue getting into Voodoo while he was there and was always a man for the banter at the door instead of the Spanish inquisition everywhere else.