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Pub Talk Review: Flannery’s

If you’re in town and looking for a lively pint, Flannery’s is a go to spot that rarely disappoints. Here’s what stands out to me about this pub!

1. Atmosphere – A buzzing, energetic vibe that blends students, locals, and visitors. It’s one of those pubs where the night can start with a casual chat and end with a full on singalong. The vibe leans traditional, but the crowd gives it a modern, upbeat feel.

2. Drinks – Guinness is poured well here, living up to Dublin standards, alongside a wide range of beers, ciders, and spirits. While it’s not a craft beer haven, the consistency and speed of service make it a reliable pint stop, especially on busy nights.

3. Food – Classic pub grub is available, with hearty portions that hit the spot. Think burgers, chips, and comforting mains rather than fine dining. Perfect if you’re grabbing a bite before heading into the late night buzz.

4. Location – Right on Camden Street, it’s central, easy to reach, and surrounded by other nightlife options. Whether you’re planning a pub crawl or just want one solid destination, Flannery’s makes for a convenient point.

Pub Talk Review: Bolands

If you’re in Stillorgan and fancy a pint, Bolands is a classic spot worth dropping into. Here’s what stands out to me for this pub!

Atmosphere – A warm, traditional vibe with a friendly local crowd. It’s the kind of place that feels welcoming whether you’re popping in for a quiet pint or catching up with mates. The decor leans classic Irish pub, giving it that timeless charm.

Drinks – A solid lineup of well-poured pints, especially Guinness, alongside the usual beers, spirits, and wines. While it’s more about the classics than craft experiments, the quality and consistency make it a reliable choice.

Food – Hearty pub fare with generous portions. Think comforting mains and traditional dishes rather than small plates. Perfect if you’re hungry and want something substantial to go with your pint.

Location – Right in the heart of Stillorgan, it’s easy to get to and makes for a convenient meeting spot if you’re in South Dublin.

Pub Talk Tip: If you’re a Guinness fan, Bolands is known for serving a particularly good pint, worth going just for that!

Pub Talk Review: Caribou

If you’re wandering through town and fancy a pint, Caribou is worth the stop. Here’s what stands out to me for this pub!

1. Atmosphere – A modern, playful vibe with electric decor and a lively crowd. It’s the kind of spot that feels fun and casual, perfect for both chilled evenings and nights that get a bit more energetic.

2. Drinks – A creative mix of craft beers, cocktails, and the classics. Their cocktail menu is especially fun, with unique twists that make it stand out from your standard pub offerings.

3. Food – Think tasty bites and sharing plates rather than heavy meals. Perfect for grazing while you sip, with options that pair well with both beer and cocktails.

4. Location – Right in the heart of town this is a solid stop if you’re exploring Dublin nightlife.

Pub Talk Review: The Lep Inn

If you find yourself near The Lep Inn and fancy a pint (or maybe a bite to eat), this spot is worth checking out. Here’s what stood out to me on my recent visit:

1.Atmosphere – A classic Irish pub feel with a warm, welcoming vibe. Wooden interiors, friendly locals, and that cozy charm that makes you want to stay and have afew more. Great for both quiet pints and lively evenings.

2. Drinks – A solid lineup of beers on tap, from the trusty Guinness to a few rotating craft options. They also pour a mean whiskey if that’s your thing.

3. Food – Traditional pub grub done right. Think hearty mighty burgers, fresh fish and chips, and a bowl of wings that hit the spot alongside a pint.

4. Location – This is my local pub but if your anywhere near Sandyford or Dun Laoghaire its definitely worth checking out!

My humans took me to the lovely village, Croyde, in North Devon and we visited The Thatch

1) Are dogs welcome? Yes, Dogs are welcome in the bar area 5/5


2) Did I (Dave) get offered a biscuit? No. 0/5


3)Did I (Dave) get offered clean water? Yes, I had a lovely bowl of water in a yellow dogs trust bowl 5/5


4) Do I have to go far for a sniff and a pee!(Dave) I got to walk around the village, and across a small green next to a stream 3/5


5) How much are the drinks? (humans) expensive, the human was not happy!! 2/5


6) Is there a good selection of snacks?(humans) they had some lovely food, I ate half a beef burger 4/5


7) what are the toilets like?(humans) Good, very clean 4/5

Total 23/35