Beer gardens?

Rezident

Any suggestions for beer gardens in Dublin at the moment?

We were asked to leave the Pav just because we weren't students! We had a bag of cans and everything.

cosmic

Probably a bit late for you but the Shakespeare (Hop House) on Parnell St has a grand big beer garden. They do cheap pitchers of beer too

Marty McFly

Fitzsimons in temple bar has a nice beer garden, as log as you dont mind bending over and taking one when you walk in.

Gavin "shels"

Tramco in Rathmines has a quality beer garden.

1968

cosmic wrote: »

Probably a bit late for you but the Shakespeare (Hop House) on Parnell St has a grand big beer garden. They do cheap pitchers of beer too

Hop House is a great pub. Friendly service, great food and a wide selection of reasonably priced beer.

df1985

Rezident wrote: »

Any suggestions for beer gardens in Dublin at the moment?

We were asked to leave the Pav just because we weren't students! We had a bag of cans and everything.

the key to the pav is just ask people around you to say you're with them as guests, its fine then. or do what i do, say youre leaving and just sit somewhere else!

AnonoBoy

Rezident wrote: »

We were asked to leave the Pav just because we weren't students! We had a bag of cans and everything.

Even if you were students they'd ask you to leave with a bag of cans. You have to buy the cans from their bar (or bring in your own cans of the same type - they only sell Bavaria I think) if you want to stay.

Lux23

cosmic wrote: »

Probably a bit late for you but the Shakespeare (Hop House) on Parnell St has a grand big beer garden. They do cheap pitchers of beer too

Must try this out. I live nearby and I don't really have a local because alot of the pubs are smelly.

Sergeant

cosmic wrote: »

Probably a bit late for you but the Shakespeare (Hop House) on Parnell St has a grand big beer garden. They do cheap pitchers of beer too

The food there is fantastic, but they have doubled the prices in the past few years. It is now quite expensive, but considerably better than Yo Sushi or any of them chain sushi spots.

Barna77

The Long Stone in Townsend St, or the Porterhouse in Glasnevin.

What about Gravediggers? Sitting on the grass with yer pint. Nothing can beat that. Weather permitting, of course....

gollem_1975

Barna77 wrote: »

The Long Stone in Townsend St, or the Porterhouse in Glasnevin.

What about Gravediggers? Sitting on the grass with yer pint. Nothing can beat that. Weather permitting, of course....

Porterhouse North's beer garden does be freezin..its always in the shade

the hop house sounds good..must check it out.

Gravediggers - worth a visit if you're in the area

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gollem_1975 wrote: »

Gravediggers - worth a visit if you're in the area

Gravediggers has a beer garden?

gollem_1975

Maxine Round Wage wrote: »

Gravediggers has a beer garden?

you can drink on the green area in front of the pub.. staff apparently will come around and collect your glasses too.

haven't been there in ages though.. I think i'll pay a visit on the june b-holiday weekend.

Gavin "shels"

gollem_1975 wrote: »

you can drink on the green area in front of the pub.. staff apparently will come around and collect your glasses too.

Bit like The Barge at Charlemount Bridge on the Canal so.

Barna77

gollem_1975 wrote: »

Porterhouse North's beer garden does be freezin..its always in the shade

But this is Ireland after all, it's meant to be freezing all the time

xzanti

Can't believe nobody's mentioned Dicey's on Leeson Street? Best beer garden in Dublin, day and night..

Sergeant

xzanti wrote: »

Can't believe nobody's mentioned Dicey's on Leeson Street? Best beer garden in Dublin, day and night..

Great beer garden, unfortunately it is in Dicey's.


Russells in Ranelagh have a nice first floor balcony/beer garden. Lovely on a summer day.

cosmic

Brady's in Terenure have a great beer garden

Birneybau

xzanti wrote: »

Can't believe nobody's mentioned Dicey's on Leeson Street? Best beer garden in Dublin, day and night..

Dicey's is on Harcourt St

southsiderosie

Sergeant wrote: »

Great beer garden, unfortunately it is in Dicey's.


Russells in Ranelagh have a nice first floor balcony/beer garden. Lovely on a summer day.

+1 for Russells, except for when there is rugby on...it can get a bit stoopid. Last week someone threw an iPhone of of the patio and it almost hit a girl walking on the other side of the street.

Sentosa has a nice back garden/patio that is perfect for reading the paper and having coffee in the morning (before moving on to the beer in the afternoon!). It's quite bright, and feels a bit like you're in Spain.

unamused

Gavin shels wrote: »

Tramco in Rathmines has a quality beer garden.

yeah if you want to be surrounded by kids otherwise go to Ma Reillys in Rathmines

Jesus Wept

gollem_1975 wrote: »

you can drink on the green area in front of the pub.. staff apparently will come around and collect your glasses too.

haven't been there in ages though.. I think i'll pay a visit on the june b-holiday weekend.

It's not much of a beer garden, a small green area, no seats or anything.
It's ok for one I suppose, then the auld back starts to ache.

electrogrimey

Rezident wrote: »

Any suggestions for beer gardens in Dublin at the moment?

We were asked to leave the Pav just because we weren't students! We had a bag of cans and everything.

I'd guess you were asked to leave because you were drinking a bag of cans. You have to drink their drink.

Clear winner of the beergarden competition is the Bernard Shaw in my opinion. Double decker bus serving pizza, pool table, covered area, huge area they use for car boot sales etc, and nice relaxed music.

blue4ever

We have a growing list here - suggestions welcome

Dublin Beer Gardens

And in some, to be honest, the "beer garden" would need a stretch of imagination.

Marty McFly

D TWO on harcourt street has a preety good beer garden and the bbq food there is pretty good to.