I went for an evening walk around Dublin with my girlfriend, the weather was beautiful and it wasn't raining. On the way back I heard loud music, I asked my girlfriend if she wanted a small beer, she said why not, after entering we couldn't believe it, it was like a time jump, the music, beautiful interiors and great Guinnes, one turned into two. I really recommend this beautiful memory Amazing place drinks music just perfect !!

Visited this bar three times over our stay on Dublin. Friday night was absolutely packed to the brim you couldn’t move we had one drink and then moved on, you couldn’t even move to get to the toilets or the bar, Our second visit was Saturday afternoon, we wanted to see the bar in the day, still quite busy but at least we could sit down. Sunday evening was our last night and we went i, we stayed for a few hours as we were able to move about freely to the toilet, we had waiter service so that was food.. overall the most expensive bar I think in Dublin I bought a pink gin with slimline tonic and it was €13,40..

YOU MUST GO HERE! Locals will say to avoid because its too expensive/busy etc however when in Dublin its to be expected but my friend & I had one of the best nights out here!! Yes its busy but thats part of it, people are gorgeously friendly, music is fantastic, atmosphere was immaculate and just all round a brilliant night out!! Even if you don’t stay, pop in for one get some fab pictures & just experience it for yourselves -

Worth the visit if you're coming to Dublin. Located in a busy area, we expected to be waiting a long time to be served but actually managed to order drinks as soon as we arrived, which was great news. On top of that, we even got lucky enough to grab seats at the bar. These aren't guaranteed of course due to the pub being an extremely popular tourist attraction. The live music inside provided a fantastic atmosphere with everyone singing along. Overall a great experience. My only complaint, hence the four stars and not five, would be the extortionate pricing of the drinks. For a pint of beer & a whiskey with coke it cost us €25.00.

Really good tourist trap. Music was good, ambience was great, service was seamless. However the prices are eye watering. 9 euro for a pint of Guinness, was good Guinness. Lager even more expensive with a half pint for over 5 euro

Absolutely heaving a d right in the centre. One of the most popular and well known bars to visit I believe. Probably one of the most expensive drinks we had whilst here, but managed to find a seat looking out to the street and watching the world go by. Toilets are awful. Takes forever to work your way through the crowd to find them and then there is no toilet roll!!!

This famous bar is an absolute must when visiting Ireland. Besides the history alone, this place is just plain fun. Whether you are meeting friends or simply having a pint of Guiness with your soulmate of 43 years, come enjoy all this bar has to offer. It has patches on the walls from first responders across the globe. It has a life-size statue of James Joyce. It also has an outdoor beer garden. Come early as they have live music daily. This place fills up quickly.

Great little bar full of history and live music. Always busy as it’s a Tourist attraction. Not as pricey as I thought it was going to be. 8 euros for a Guinness is reasonable. Would highly recommend to anyone visiting Dublin to make a stop here.

Warm atmosphere. Live music playing that I could relate to. Friendly staff that had not issues taking photos of my friend and I. Definitely worth a return. I don't drink, so was very excited to have a "real Irish Coffee" - I was pleasantly surprised.

Loved this city Icon. Temple Bar in Dublin is a vibrant cultural hub. With its lively atmosphere, diverse pubs, and artistic vibe, it's a must-visit. Enjoy live music, art galleries, and a range of eateries. However, it can get crowded, so plan accordingly for a genuine Dublin experience!