I would like to express our sincere thanks and delight at the food you prepared for us over (chef KEVIN). All of our guests were also impressed at the super quality of the food - it was very tempting for me to try and claim that I did the cooking but the standard was so professional that there is no way any amateur could get near. It is difficult to single out any one dish as they were all memorable but Dall was particularly special.’probably the best homemade Indian food we had in Dublin .....I went to meet personally the chef and even to his manager and the business owner Mr Johnnie for looking after our group so well ....thank you for your hospitality a day to remember...

What a night out. The show was terrific. Great musicians, dancers and singers. The food was very good too. Highly recommend !

First, I'd like to start with the positives because there were a few. Not enough to make this a better-than-one-star review, but I want to be fair. When we arrived, we were greeted outside by a couple of people, including the owner. They were also greeting a tour group that had just arrived in a bus, but were very gracious. Though, I had paid for two adults, unsure whether my daughter counted as a child or not, we had another family member visiting Ireland at the same time who decided to join us. On arriving, we asked how to pay for the additional family member, and they said not to worry about it, which was really kind. So, what was wrong? 1. Taylors if far from the center of Dublin. It cost us 25 to 30 euro each way in a cab. The person who greeted us said most of their business is tour groups ... the night we went, there were three large groups (i.e. 50+ people) and three individual bookings like ours. 2. The good seats are all reserved for the tour groups. We had an option of being all the way at the side of the stage or having a slightly better view but being next to the hall where the entrance to the bathroom was. We chose the second option, which turned out to be a poor decision because there was a steady stream of people walking in front of us, including other people heading for the bathroom and servers coming up from downstairs. Not their fault that we made that decision and it affected the experience but wouldn't have affected this review rating. 3. The dinner and show were scheduled for 6:30, but it was really like dinner from 6:30 to 8 and then show from 8 to 9:30. There was a lot of just sitting around and waiting for the show to begin. 4. The food was poor. Not "not good" or "mediocre." I saw another review that called it an average pub dinner, and that's generous. It's a three-course dinner. For the first course, all three in our party ordered Taylor's famous seafood salad. The other option was a soup. The salad was flat-out bad. It wasn't even presented nicely. For the second course, I ordered salmon, which was okay. My daughter and niece ordered the turkey&ham (both come on the same dish) and neither ate much of anything on their plates. The dessert was an apple slice. My daughter and I each tried a bite and pushed it aside. My niece ate none of hers. 5. The dancing was amateurish. Our local pub (near Boston) sometimes has a Sunday market in their parking lot where kids do step-dancing and do a much better job. I'm not sure if some of the performers were new ... it looked like they were missing steps and were frequently not in unison. 6. The singing was hard to understand. All three of us agreed about that. I mentioned that it took me most of the whole first song to figure out it was something about Dublin Town. My daughter said, "It was?" We couldn't understand much of anything they were saying. 7. It was incredibly corny. Earlier in the same day, we'd heard a guitarist sing "Danny Boy" and a bunch of other songs at Temple Bar. His version was so much better than the acted-out rendition that they did at Taylors. This was the equivalent of going to Rome and having musicians sing "That's Amore." Ultimately, it didn't feel Irish ... it felt like a stereotype of what people who've never seen Irish people think they must be like. After about 30 minutes of the show, we made a beeline for the exit door. In all, we spent about 240 euro on dinner, a couple of drinks, and cab fare (for three people). My advice: Instead of spending the money for a cheesy show (plus the cab fare there and back), go out to dinner and then head to one of the many venues around the Temple Bar area that have live music. (There are places to go for live music all over, though.) More specifically, go to Mister S to eat, which is amazing and then go to O'Donoghue's or Temple Bar, or the Old Storehouse, or wherever. You'll get way better value for your money. For what it's worth, the live music venues we went to were both free to get into on the day we went (a Monday). Temple Bar and The Old Storehouse in Dublin both allowed kids to come in. (I think, in general, kids are allowed in those venues until 10pm.)

The entertainment was excellent but it was VERY crowded, 9 bus loads of people. You had to eat with your elbows tucked in and the food was good but not great. Service left something to be desired. We asked three times but my wife never got her Irish coffee.

Traditional Irish meal in a giant thatched cottage, with whiskey, music, dancing, good humour, and ok food. Sure it is touristy, but it is fun.

This dinner show was outstanding, the food was great and the enterntainment was awesome. The dancers and the main singer and musicians were so good and great with the audience. If you love Irish music and dancers then this is the show to see when in Ireland.

This was such an incredible and authentic Irish experience. The entertainers were amazingly talented and the show was great! Loved the food, the venue (Irish Stew!), and the amazing service we received throughout the evening!

Part of our Trafalgar Tour and the BEST out of all 10 days!!! This show was fantastic. Food was quite good, Guinness great, Irish Coffee yummy! Entertainment was fabulous! A must see!!!

Four of us dropped in following a nice walk in Ticknock famished. The waitress who took our order seemed as if she wanted to be elsewhere. Only three of our orders arrived to the table. Upon bringing this to the attention of the waitress there was no apology only a 'it will be a few more minutes having consulted the kitchen'. At this stage the other three of us were well into our meals and my wife declined to receive her order as 'the moment had passed'. Staff training and attitude when dealing with customers needs to be improved for such situations. Won't be back.

This was one of the highlights of a group tour of Ireland & Scotland! Food was surprisingly good, but the entertainment was outstanding. The singing & dancing really put everyone in a party mood. Don’t miss it when near Dublin!

So much fun! The entertainment was top notch, various traditional Irish drinks were included and the food was very tasty. We weren’t sure what to expect but were very happy that we got to experience this!

The building looks authentic The service and meal was amazing. The show was entertaining. I was so impressed with the humour of the emcee and the talent of the performers. This event has been a highlight on my trip to the Isles.

On our tour of the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland, we stopped in for a Dinner and Cabaret Show. The food choices offered a 3 course meal. All the food was delicious. The show we enjoyable - singing, dancing, audience engagement… even a short call to ex-pats to consider coming home from america. It was a memorable evening

Taylor's Three Rock dinner show is a fabulous experience.The food is good, the show is lively and very entertaining and the price is fair. I brought my group back again in July. I have already booked for July 2024. After the show I asked one of my passengers that has come on our trip before, if he thought it was ok to have this dinner show on our itinerary again for next year since a good portion of our passengers come back on our trip again. He excitedly said "Yes, of cause why would they not!"We our the NYPD Emerald Society group. We have come to Taylor's several times. We are always treated very well and it is one of our highlights on our trip. Our experience is such a positive one, I will be bringing my group plus our Band's group to Taylor's dinner show next year.

Show was worth the experience. We booked as an excursion through Globus tours and enjoyed the singing and dancing. The service was efficient and the food acceptable but nothing to be excited about. The Irish coffee seemed weak and watered down, no one in our party drank it. The wine and Guinness were good. As to the show, the performers moved around the theater and there was a male step dancer who even danced on our table. The comedic bits were fun as well. Fortunately, we came for the show not the food. Overall I recommend attending it was very enjoyable.