Dublin — Restaurant in Ushuaia

As an Irish man I was disgusted at how I was treated by a staff member in this sad excuse for an Irish pub.

They are making money by masquerading as an Irish pub. Which is an insult to our world famous hospitality.

My friend and I arrived in just after opening, the place was empty except for a couple sitting at the bar.

We said "hola", and proceeded to an empty booth(they were all empty). We took off our backpacks and were just about to sit down when all of a sudden a staff member started barking at us to move to a 2 seat table.

Now, if it was busy then I'd say fair enough, but the place was empty.

We explained that we'd be only staying an hour and would move if it got so busy that the booth was needed by a larger group.

We were met with an extremely rude and stubborn response from the the staff member, who refused to let us sit in the booth.

We booth decided that we would not give them our hard earned money and left immediately.

The only Irish thing about the bar...

Worst experience of an Irish bar I've ever had.

Staff were extremely rude on every occasion. You can't sit at the bar area because that's where the staff need to lean on and not serve customers. You can't sit at unreserved tables if there are only two of you and you can't sit at reserved tables that are empty. You don't get served beer when you pay, rather you get given a ticket that you then need to wait another ten minutes to be served.

Prices aren't cheap either, I think it is relatively busy purely because there is nowhere else to go. My advice is to not bother. Awful experience and definitely not an Irish bar.

They also don't serve Guinness on draft, so don't go...

If I could give it zero stars I would. Do not go here. We visited while on a backpacking trip around South America and couldn't wait to get out. The bartenders lifted empty pint glasses from the bar, FILLED THEM UP AND SERVED A DIFFERENT CUSTOMER WITHOUT WASHING THEM. If you were lucky enough to get a washed glass, it had been rinsed quickly under a tap. The bartenders did not know how to pull a pint - the head was massive and they threw half the pint out as they poured.

Should be stripped of its Irish Pub title as it doesn't resemble an Irish pub in the slightest. Has Guinness which we didn't try as it costs 600 pesos (€9). Very...