Dubliner — Restaurant in Dallas

I don't think we came on the right day.... I make a pitstop in Greenville every other week for Dinner with the Bestie. We have driven by this place on 5 different occasions trying to find a place to park to stop in a see what it is like.

We finally made it in there the other day. We were determined and drove in circles looking for the parking lot. Never did find it, but I called and they moved a cone out front for us. That was super cool of them.

Upon entering, there was a nice big bar with plenty of options. The bartender was friendly and the pub had lots of room inside. The place looked like a pub...lots of wood features, casual and friendly atmosphere, but sadly, there was no food.

We were pretty bummed out about having no food cause we were so hungry, they said we could bring food in or have it delivered, however, the day we went, a man ended up passing out and the ambulance had to come. He ended up being ok after awhile.

This place has potential, but I don't plan...

Don't eat the food unless it's an emergency. According to my sister, they could stand to add a little more beer to their irish car bombs. That said, this is a fun place to do karaoke with an incredibly caring waitstaff.

The place was packed and they went above and beyond to make sure I had water (DD) the whole time. With no ice cubes!! So they get five stars from me. I don't like ice cubes. The crowd that comes here for karaoke was incredibly supportive. I would come here again even though I don't drink because the atmosphere was so fun! They should bring Miss RaeRae back for karaoke every time.

If you have trouble finding parking, take the alleyway on the left side of The Blue Goose and drive straight for a bit. If you don't mind a walk, it's a nice quiet street and it feels very safe. Treat its residents with respect and they will treat you with...

I came across Dubliner Irish Pub by accident, pub crawling down Greenville. The bar is nice enough, and lacking  vast amounts of dark brown and black paint for it to be called other than semi-grungy. Upscale dive-ish, maybe.

I was served by two bartenders. The first was Sarah, who was prompt and professional but no warmth, friendliness. It wouldn't have bothered me so much but she was so cheerful and friendly with so many others who came up to the bar. The dark side of “Cheers.”  I guess.

The other bartender was Courtney, who was fairly spectacular with her fake Halloween blood and low cut blouse. Also very professional and prompt, and oh by the way friendly.

Although the bar had a nice vibe I don't know if...