pubs dublin 18

Kiely’s of Mount Merrion is a superb place to visit....

The Step inn is a tastefully decorated public house. It boasts an interesting collection of artefacts and racing prints evocative of the association the house shares with nearby Leapardstown racecourse. Cocktails are served. Carvery and a la carte menu are available. Specialities are salmon in season, steaks and beef....

The Magic Carpet is a popular bar to meet for a drink....

The Kilcloon Inn is well worth visiting....

Jack O’Rourke’s, located in Blackrock, is a pub/restaurant. It is a favourite drinking haunt for both locals and visitors. Good food in a traditional Irish pub atmosphere with excellent fresh salmon open sandwiches. Speciality is fish in season. Vegetarian dishes are available on request....

Ideally located in Leopardstown Racecourse, Fillies caters for all tastes, from the local business person to the tourist. Enjoy a great pint and sample some of the delicious food on offer....

A typical pub with a lunch menu which normally features a roast. Especially suited to those who work in the Stillorgan area, or as a tranquil resting place after a busy shopping spree in the Stillorgan Shopping Centre....

For a drink in a warm and friendly environment stop off at The Gallops Pub....

A pub restaurant that was originally a hotel and takes its name from the megalithic ‘Druid's Chair’ on Killiney Hill, located behind it. It is particularly attractive on a sunny day, near to Ayesha Castle, a splendid landmark on the road down to the sea....

It is reported that The Queens was originally licensed to 'dispense liquor' as far back as 1745. Today it carries on that fine tradition in a beautifully refurbished premises, and is one of the most popular pubs in the Dublin region. Serving a superb range of drinks, The Queens also serves an excellent selection of bar food, including delicious seafood....