Bridge Tavern — Restaurant in Dublin

Next pub certainly stood out from the crowd, what with a big feck off mural of Dublin GAA on the frontage, eye catching and definitely worth a closer look!

In we went, a real Dublin pub with traditional bar wooden interior where Guinness still rules. Ordered two pints of plain, and sat down. Bar was relatively busy, horse racing on the box and a general jovial atmosphere in the pub.

The bar man was quick and he pulled a very decent pint of Guinness. Could have stayed here for a few more, but with time running out, and with us wanting to squeeze another couple of pubs into the walkabout, we decided to drink up and leave. Good pub that we will return to again in the future for a...

If I could give this place zero stars I would. Only went here because of its proximity to Croke Park and was at a game. Found it incredibly difficult to get served despite being at the bar for 20 mins. I understand they were busy, but people were getting served ahead of me despite only getting to the counter. I felt like Bruce Willis on the sixth sense. The only reason I got served was because I had to shout my order in. Staff were very rude, were more interesting in chatting to each other than serving customers. To top it all off there was a fight in the bar. The area is incredible rough. I would never go back again. And avldvise everyone to avoid...

Popped in here for a pint before a Garth Brooks concert. Despite huge crowds, getting to the bar was surprisingly easy. The pint of Guinness was very good for being served in a plastic glass.. I thought it would be at least €6.50 for a pint, based on the occasion but was pleasantly surprised that it was €5. Huge credit to the Bridge Tavern for not upping their...