On a short break in Dublin in December 2022, we had passed The Temple Bar pub many times. Outside was always crowded with people (including us) taking photos of the fantastic Christmas lights covering the building. We decided we wouldn’t bother going in as it was obviously a huge tourist attraction. However, on our last day, we got over ourselves and went in; so glad we did. An amazing atmosphere with live music. Found ourselves a small table and wondered how to order given it was so busy. There was a QR code on the table, ordered via the app and within minutes our drinks arrived - brilliant friendly staff. Stayed for a few more because it was so easy to order and the atmosphere was fab. Would thoroughly recommend a visit (or two!)

Almost every adult visits The Temple Bar Pub when visiting Dublin. So did my two nephews and I (yes, they were adults). One nephew and I had a Harp, the other a Guinness. While it is fun to visit the Pub, the cost of three pints was over $33 USD, before tip. A similar bar in New Orleans, world-famous, would not have charged so much for beers. Fun visit, yes. Overpriced, yes. PS, it seems that every bar in the Temple Bar area calls itself a Temple Bar. Look for the red bar.

Right in the heart of the Temple Bar area sits this famous pub. We headed there because we felt we needed to. Always busy and a magnet for stag & hen parties. I didn’t think it was that expensive but we did only stay for one drink.

i loved it, yes it is a bit expensive, but what an experience, sitting in an old pub with LIVE music and an atmosphere to die for. Yes there were loads of tourists, but this is what brings in the money! and what do you expect in the heart of Dublin at one of the most famous places in the world.. Loved the fact that you could sit in a smokers section and still have fresh air around in the pub and still listen to the music, loved the historic feel about it all, definatley a worth while place to vist, especially if you are interested in the history of the place.

Fab area with a great atmosphere and lots of live music. No shortage of bars or eateries catering for all tastes but generally expensive with one bar charging over 10 euros for a pint of Heineken and more for spirits. Lots of gift shops for those wanting souvenirs from their trip.

If you want an experience that you will never forget, The Temple Bar in Dublin is calling. There is live music from local bands all through the day in the main section with two bars at either ends of the building. You will meet people from all walks of life who have travelled across the globe including America, Norway, Brazil, Australia, France and many more. It does get a bit crowded, so we advise getting there early before the night gets truly underway! It’s a must visit from us.

Good Drinks and Music - fun time to hang out if you're looking to kill time. Staff was a little discombobulated, but their computer ordering system was down. Don't forget to get yourself recorded on their outside earthcam!

Just here for drinks. Very busy but we did get seats. Great vibe, live music playing which was great. Cocktails were very good and there’s an app you can use to save queuing at the bar. However, be warned that you do pay big Dublin prices! €8.90 for a pint of Guinness is a bit steep! Try to put that to the back of your mind and enjoy the craic

Obviously a must visit when you go to Ireland. We went earlier on in the day and managed to get a table although it was busy and this was even before midday. We walked past later on in the evening and it was so busy and it being a Saturday I guess that is expected. If you’re wanting to chance a table I’d suggest the earlier the better, they had live music on which was great.

I know this is probably the most touristy bar in whole of Dublin, but I still loved it. So much history and absolutely beautiful. Very small inside, but well worth a pint to experience it.