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Good bar for 30+ years date in Dublin City?

  • 26-11-2012 11:12pm
    #1
    Smashius_Clay
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    Can anyone recommend a bar for people in their thirties to go for a drink in Dublin City on a date? Somewhere that's not going to have students running round the place with their woolly hates and ear gauges...


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  • #2
    Mr Simpson
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    Smashius_Clay wrote: »
    Can anyone recommend a bar for people in their thirties to go for a drink in Dublin City on a date? Somewhere that's not going to have students running round the place with their woolly hates and ear gauges...

    Maybe try the Vintage Cocktail Club in temple bar. No beer though afaik


  • #3
    Haruki
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 106 ✭✭Haruki


    The chuch/Hogans/The Long Hall/Capital Bar/Odessa
    All decent...IMO.


  • #4
    NapoleonInRags
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    Smashius_Clay wrote: »
    Can anyone recommend a bar for people in their thirties to go for a drink in Dublin City on a date? Somewhere that's not going to have students running round the place with their woolly hates and ear gauges...

    I never knew students hated wool - wow you learn something ewe every day.


    I've always found Farrington's in temple bar to be beyond reproach.


  • #5
    ArtSmart
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    there's a hotel off George's st - i think it converges with William st? on a corner i think. upstairs. good spot

    https://plus.google.com/106321869459497200167/about?gl=ie&hl=en

    central hotel chambers. exchequer st/st george's st The Library Bar. Grand, quite, relaxed, stylish. grand for the aul date or relaxed thingy


  • #6
    delta_bravo
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    Market Bar is also nice.


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  • #7
    Miguel_Sanchez
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    NapoleonInRags wrote: »
    I've always found Farrington's in temple bar to be beyond reproach.

    Prices in that place are ridiculous.


  • #8
    schemingbohemia
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    another option which i've used myself previously for this purpose is the wine bar under Fallon & Byrnes on Exchequer street, they do nice cheese and charcuterie plates too.

    Exchequer is nice too. Bull & Castle is out of the way so could be nice and quiet - soft lighting too!

    Market Bar could be tricky, usually very loud and you could end up squashed into another table.

    The twelve pubs of christmas has started already so I'd nearly avoid all main pubs.


  • #9
    John Mason
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    I am in my late 30's and tbh half the bars mentioned here, i would cross the street to avoid.

    i dont drink in town a lot but i like Mulligans, Bull and Castle, Cassidys, Brewdock, Grand Social, bruxcelles, the Duke, The Bailey

    pygmalion is one of my favourites the moment


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