Sinnotts Bar — Restaurant in Dublin

If you're looking for an authentic Irish pub experience in the heart of Dublin, look no further than Sinnott's Bar. Nestled on South King Street, this charming establishment exudes a warm and welcoming atmosphere that instantly transports you to the heart of Irish hospitality.

Stepping into Sinnott's Bar, you'll be greeted by friendly staff and the unmistakable aroma of traditional Irish cuisine. The pub is tastefully decorated with dark wood furnishings, vintage memorabilia, and cozy seating areas that invite you to settle in and unwind. Whether you're a local or a visitor to Dublin, the sense of history and tradition that permeates the pub is truly captivating.

One of the highlights of Sinnott's Bar is undoubtedly its impressive selection of drinks. From the smoothest Irish whiskeys to a wide variety of local and international beers, there's something to suit every palate. The bartenders are knowledgeable and passionate, and they're more than happy to recommend a drink that matches your preferences. Don't miss the opportunity to try a pint of Guinness, poured to perfection with a creamy head that rivals any other you'll find in Dublin.

Sinnott's Bar also shines when it comes to their menu. The food offerings are a delightful fusion of classic Irish dishes and contemporary twists. Whether you're craving traditional fish and chips, a hearty beef and Guinness stew, or a vegetarian option, the pub's menu has you covered. The ingredients are fresh, the portions generous, and the flavors truly satisfying. Pair your meal with a refreshing pint, and you'll have a quintessential Irish dining experience.

What sets Sinnott's Bar apart from other pubs in Dublin is its live music. The pub hosts talented musicians who entertain patrons with traditional Irish tunes and popular songs. The lively atmosphere created by the music is infectious, and it's easy to find yourself tapping your feet and joining in the merriment. The musicians' passion and skill add an extra layer of authenticity to the overall experience.

The staff at Sinnott's Bar deserves special mention for their exceptional service. They are attentive, friendly, and go out of their way to ensure that guests have a memorable time. Whether you have questions about the menu, need recommendations for local attractions, or simply want a friendly chat, the staff members are always ready to assist.

If you're planning to visit Sinnott's Bar, keep in mind that it can get quite busy, especially during peak hours and weekends. However, the lively atmosphere and the opportunity to mingle with fellow patrons only enhance the experience. Whether you're enjoying a pint at the bar or cozying up in a booth with friends, the convivial ambiance makes for a memorable evening.

In conclusion, Sinnott's Bar in Dublin is a must-visit for anyone seeking an authentic Irish pub experience. With its welcoming atmosphere, excellent selection of drinks, delicious food, and live music, it captures the essence of Irish hospitality. Whether you're a local looking for a reliable spot to unwind or a visitor in search of an authentic taste of Dublin, Sinnott's Bar will leave you with lasting memories and a desire to return time...

Utterly Disappointing Experience.

As Ireland reopens from the lockdown, I booked a table for 2, approximately 10 days before any bars and restaurants were allowed to open. I paid 25€ to book a little table for 2 for dining (it will be refunded either from a direct deduction on the bill or refund via PayPal).

When we arrived at the restaurant, we were asked to sit at the bar, but we refused because we booked way ahead of time to have a table as we planned to have dinner there, so eventually we were given a table (the place was still rather empty). So that was a bit of an episode to start with.

We then ordered dinner, I ordered a medium rare steak, but it came well done. Fine, it's a bar, not a steak house, so I tried to enjoy it. That said, the waiting service was pretty good, quite attentive throughout.

In the end we asked for our bill, and paid 100€ for 2 (we have a few beers each and a main dish), but on the bill we didn't get the refund back on the spot, asked for it, but the restaurant opted for PayPal, I was alright with it as I trust the restaurant to refund it back soon.

As soon as I've paid the 100€ bill, literally in a few seconds later as we were putting on our jackets, getting ready to head home, one of the staff came to us and said "you have been staying at this table for a long time and we need the table back so would be great if you can vacate it asap".... For me this is a hard NO-GO. You don't chase your paying customers out immediately after they just paid (or in general, don't chase them out!). It is not like we only had a beer and stayed for hours, we spent quite a bit for a table of 2!

We thought we had a good time in there, up until the last second, and we left the place with a bitter taste and it really didn't feel good at all. Unfortunately, we don't think we will ever return. It's a shame as we live nearby in the neighborhood. Very disappointed. Especially this was the first time we were back in a bar/restaurant after a...

After working in the service industry for a number of years I found the management to be one of the rudest I had ever come across. I was on a date on a Thursday afternoon and we stopped in for a drink. There were a bunch of 5/6 Germans having drinks and were singing quietly -this did not interrupt our date(nothing like the Irish would). The manager went over to them and gave them a proper telling off saying they would have to get out to the street for that type of behaviour, this is what interrupted my date. I was shocked at the manager for this as these Germans were not interrupting anyone in the bar. When I called over the manager to just make the point that there was no need to be so rude and unfriendly to paying customers, he then started to shout at me. II did not shout at him, when I said that there was no sign to say there was be no singing in the pub(as he informed me this was their policy) he got very thick and said ' I don't need a sign to say don't piss over there so I don't need a sign to say don't sing'. I found this to be rude, vulgar and very unprofessionally. On top of that I corrected him that urinating in public is a public offence that you can be arrested for whereas singing is not. He continued to shout as appose speak to me. I was shocked at the way they treat customers. I was merely trying to make a point that he was not very nice or professional to paying customers and got my head eat off. I would not recommend this...