Wanted to visit a real Irish pub, and Grogans was one of them. Old in decor, but great for getting away from tourists. Would visit again! More

... i remember the first time i went into! it was very cloudy.. it started to raining and I, & my friends entered into.. in italy, "LOUNGE" mean another thing.. totally different.. in italian lounge bar missing the "family climate", and comfortable... that is only in this pub, in my ireland.. good, very good "toasting", a good time for a... More

This place was such an unexpected trip to heaven, I really don't know where to begin...folks in here are great conversationalists, covering topics ranging from fairies to art to politics...friendly bantering between young and old, merry songs and just about the best time you will ever have. Don't go for a pick-up, crap-tacky music or a sports tele...what you will... More

I just got back from a trip to Dublin, and of all the pubs I went to, this was my favorite. This reminds me of some of the best neighborhood bars back home. I almost hate ot recommend it because It was very crowded already and I'd like to have a seat the next time I go back. I had... More

I feel very tempted to write a scathingly brilliant and awful review, just to keep people out of Grogan's, where it is tough enough to find a seat, even on a Sunday night, but I can't. Here's fair warning to all of you tourists out there looking for a cool place to have a pint in Dublin, especially you fellow... More

A great wee pub, no music, no fruit machines, local art (to buy) on the walls, friendly clientele and staff, chess set behind the bar, a choice of chesse or ham or cheese & ham sandwiches or toasties - that's your lot! Fantastic authentic Irish pub that's always my first and last stop in Dublin, every visit, a great pint... More