Anywhere near Grafton Street serving craft beers??

runningbuddy

Hi folks.....don't drink the usual Heineken, Bud, etc....usually the polish or Czech stuff from Aldi/Lidl!! any pub in town near Tara St., Pearse St. Grafton st that serves beer other than the usual stuff?? cheers

Raminahobbin

Porterhouse, at the end of Grafton Street.
It's just beside the Subway, and probably one of the best known craft beer bars (afaik).

runningbuddy

Perfect...cheers

BeerNut

runningbuddy wrote: »

near Tara St.

MacTurcaill's, JW Sweetman.

runningbuddy wrote: »

Pearse St.

O'Neill's of Pearse Street, Kennedy's of Westland Row.

runningbuddy wrote: »

Grafton st

Porterhouse Central (as mentioned), O'Neill's of Suffolk Street.

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Birneybau

Pretty much everywhere now.

I'll also recommend the Foggy Dew.

Love2love

BeerNut wrote: »

MacTurcaill's, JW Sweetman.


O'Neill's of Pearse Street, Kennedy's of Westland Row.

Porterhouse Central (as mentioned), O'Neill's of Suffolk Street.

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Rakish Paddy

McDaids (just off Grafton St. and across from Bruxelles) usually have a few craft beers in the fridge. +1 for the Foggy Dew and O'Neill's on Suffolk St.

As an aside, if you are into trying different beers and ever have the chance, it's worth a trip to Mulligan's in Stoneybatter - they have an impressive list of beers.

frankoreagan

P Macs on Stephen Street too.

veray

I highly recommend Against the Grain Pub, 11 Wexford St. Brilliant atmosphere, I think they have the biggest selection of craft beers in town, you can get some food there too plus good whiskey selection.

Baron Kurtz

Rakish Paddy wrote: »

McDaids (just off Grafton St. and across from Bruxelles) usually have a few craft beers in the fridge. +1 for the Foggy Dew and O'Neill's on Suffolk St.

As an aside, if you are into trying different beers and ever have the chance, it's worth a trip to Mulligan's in Stoneybatter - they have an impressive list of beers.

I'd say he actually did mean O'Neill's on Pearse Street. Rarely open I find. The O'Neill's you mentioned is decent for craft brews but also very touristy along with some serious prices. Can be difficult on a sporting weekend too.

A shout out to The Ginger Man on Fenian Street (off Nassau Street) if only for aesthetics alone. They have their own house ales. Not extensive, but something different. Can't go wrong here.

Rakish Paddy

I just thought of the Brew Dock. They have a great range of beers and are at the Busáras Luas stop which is just a short walk from Tara St.

BeerNut

Baron Kurtz wrote: »

They have their own house ales. Not extensive, but something different.

Not really: they're Franciscan Well beers re-badged. If you're up that way there's always something decent on tap in Probus Wines across the street.

Baron Kurtz

BeerNut wrote: »

Not really: they're Franciscan Well beers re-badged. If you're up that way there's always something decent on tap in Probus Wines across the street.

Oh yeah, knew that - not their own, exclusively brewed there by them, but they've had the Writer's Red, Wheat beer, and more recently an IPA long before the throng of craft pubs got around to it.

Was/is that Probus Wines place an off-licence still? Or is it a pub now?

BeerNut

Baron Kurtz wrote: »

Was/is that Probus Wines place an off-licence still? Or is it a pub now?

It's an off licence with taps, tables and toilets

quadrifoglio verde

BeerNut wrote: »

It's an off licence with taps, tables and toilets

Thats some bending of the licensing rules is it not?

Another place is Pmacs across from the Hairy Lemon and Cassidys if the op is after the more younger, bearded pointy shoe kind of crowd

Also Macturcaills do craft beers??????

Chucky the tree

quadrifoglio verde wrote: »

Thats some bending of the licensing rules is it not?

Another place is Pmacs across from the Hairy Lemon and Cassidys if the op is after the more younger, bearded pointy shoe kind of crowd

Also Macturcaills do craft beers??????

I'd say nearly every pub does a range of craft beer nows. Can't miss out on the latest hipster trend.

quadrifoglio verde

Chucky the tree wrote: »

I'd say nearly every pub does a range of craft beer nows. Can't miss out on the latest hipster trend.

I've drank craft beers long before there was hipstpers drinking them, I just dont remember mcturcaills doing them so it must be a recent edition. Chances are I would be fairly bored in their though as there are very few beers I've drank twice :pac:

Chucky the tree

quadrifoglio verde wrote: »

I've drank craft beers long before there was hipstpers drinking them, I just dont remember mcturcaills doing them so it must be a recent edition. Chances are I would be fairly bored in their though as there are very few beers I've drank twice :pac:

I'm pretty sure everyone on this thread has drank craft beers before hipsters drank them.

BeerNut

quadrifoglio verde wrote: »

Thats some bending of the licensing rules is it not?

It has a full pub licence.

quadrifoglio verde wrote: »

I've drank craft beers long before there was hipstpers drinking them, I just dont remember mcturcaills doing them so it must be a recent edition.

I'll out-nostalgia you here and point out that I remember drinking draught Weihenstephaner in MacTurcaill's a dozen years ago They have Independent Gold on now, according to the brewery.