Where to bring an American girl for a night out tonight?

the5thace · 24-05-2013 02:56PM #1

Met this nice American girl last night. Going to meet up tonight. I'm trying to think of good places to go to. Suppose something touristy wouldn't be bad as she hasn't been around much. Would slightly prefer to avoid alcohol.

Any suggestions?

jd83 · 24-05-2013 02:58PM

http://www.dublinsightseeing.ie/ghostbus/index.aspx

Frank Black · 24-05-2013 03:00PM

Captain America's.

the5thace · 24-05-2013 03:38PM

jd83 wrote: »

http://www.dublinsightseeing.ie/ghostbus/index.aspx

Good one I'll go for it!

kylith · 24-05-2013 03:40PM

Dinner in the Boxty House in Temple Bar; my American cousins loved it. Then head to one of the pubs in Temple Bar for live Trad, or there's a place down by Dice Bar which also does trad music, but doesn't tend to be as packed.

mirwillbeback · 24-05-2013 03:42PM

the5thace wrote: »

Met this nice American girl last night. Going to meet up tonight. I'm trying to think of good places to go to. Suppose something touristy wouldn't be bad as she hasn't been around much. Would slightly prefer to avoid alcohol.

Any suggestions?

You found that out already

thegreatiam · 24-05-2013 03:43PM

kylith wrote: »

Dinner in the Boxty House in Temple Bar; my American cousins loved it. Then head to one of the pubs in Temple Bar for live Trad, or there's a place down by Dice Bar which also does trad music, but doesn't tend to be as packed.

frank ryan's I think you're thinking of

Tweej · 24-05-2013 03:43PM

mirwillbeback wrote: »

You found that out already

She's avoiding alcohol, it's kind of obvious.

kylith · 24-05-2013 03:58PM

thegreatiam wrote: »

frank ryan's I think you're thinking of

Could be it. I was there quite late one night, and I've always meant to go back; it's nice to listen to some music while having a quiet pint.

Tweej wrote: »

She's avoiding alcohol, it's kind of obvious.

If you're going to avoid pubs there really aren't many places to go tonight. She could stick to Cokes if she doesn't want to booze.

reprazant · 24-05-2013 04:01PM

thegreatiam wrote: »

frank ryan's I think you're thinking of

Doubt it, Ryans wouldn't have trad on a Friday or Saturday night. I'd imagine its the Cobblestone.

the5thace · 24-05-2013 04:02PM

Heh, i'm actually trying to avoid the booze myself. Had a few last night. Have a slightly sore head. Probably will end up getting a pint somewhere convenient after the mystery bus but the other suggestions might be good for next time.

I am pie · 24-05-2013 04:02PM

Tell her you have a potato tree back at your gaff if the ghost bus goes well, she should come back and have a look at it.

CreepingDeath · 24-05-2013 04:05PM

I love the Porterhouse in TempleBar.

Porterhouse Templebar link

They do nice food and there's a great Irish band called "Sliotar" who play on Saturday & Sundays there. ( free )

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ua4HgRIuJyo

ted1 · 24-05-2013 04:08PM

the laughter lounge or comedy club in the international are good and don't solely rely on drink

Jimmy Garlic · 24-05-2013 04:09PM

Empty your pockets in Eddie Rockets.

thegreatiam · 24-05-2013 04:19PM

reprazant wrote: »

Doubt it, Ryans wouldn't have trad on a Friday or Saturday night. I'd imagine its the Cobblestone.

'
cobblestone isnt really near dice bar tho, and he never said he went on friday sat either

Tombo2001 · 24-05-2013 04:34PM

Cobblestone for some trad music.

or

The Gate Theater (spell it that way so she knows what you're on about).

handsomecake · 24-05-2013 08:01PM

back to your gaf and smash the heart and soul out of her.

handsomecake · 24-05-2013 08:02PM

or mulligans for the best guinness in dublin

Where to bring an American girl for a night out tonight?

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