If you're desperate for mediocre food and terrible service and don't mind travelling into the middle of no where, and park at the other end of the earth, then this is your place. The waiters need to work on their people skills, or rather they should find employment at the SPCA - this would suit them perfectly.
Don’t think I’ll come here again or suggest anyone to visit it. The staff was poor mannered and indifferent, the food was average either. Many more nicer places to spend your time and money in Dubai.
I really enjoyed my last visit to Irish Village Riverland. It can sometimes be a bit of a hit or miss with the staff, but the manager is impressive and knows how to engage and entertain customers. The food can sometimes be mediocre, with the ribeye steak and asparagus being my favorite dish so far. Other than it not being the busiest branch, it's my favorite to go to because I like the location and walk through Riverland to get there.
Amazing view, amazing Guinness, fish & chips finished off with an excellent Irish Coffee! Highly recommended and what a beautiful interior with great service 👌🏻
Pretty nice place to eat, the only thing I didn’t like was a charge of 100 dirhams for parking. The prices are little jacked up compare to the old branch. But the ambience is romantic and very likable. They have to change their parking policy because no where in the planet anybody charges 100 dirhams for a normal parking space. The free parking space is offered but it is too far from the Riverland and they offer uncomfortable little buses for people transportation to Riverland.
Chill place with a nice outdoor feeling, good views, attentive staff and beautiful decor indoors, I had the traditional irish stew which was tender but a bit bland but I suspect it suppose to be like this so salt and pepper can be added to taste. The let down was the quantity, I expected more for the price.
I've visited this place during my honeymoon in Dubai, last summer. I have been favorably impressed to find a perfect corner of Ireland into desert. In a typical atmosphere of classic Irish pub and served by kindly staff, we have tasted several typical Irish dishes followed by a pair pints of delicious GUINNESS! I recommend to try the Village Fry, it's very tasty!
Don't waste your time. Takes 20 minutes to get to the place once you come off the highway, then you need to pay 150 dirhims for parking. The alternative is 20 dirhims parking which is so far you need a tram to get there. Makes no sense when the entire area is barren of any human life.
I've been to the Irish Village at Dubai Parks two time now and both time was good experience. We had a good family time there, once during the winter time, sitting outdoors and there was a live music show going on right next to the place we were sitting. The beer is excellent, and food was nice. Although you will find the prices a bit on the higher side, but I guess we enjoyed the evening, it was OK.
great place and good service
Another wasted journey, doesnt open until 1600 on weekends. Why bother when you can go to dubai without all the parking and walking hassle.
As great as the old branch
Amazing
One of the most beautiful ambience that you'll experience in Dubai. Good staff and pleasant music. Too many flies tho.. And I Need to say this. We sat upstairs on the first floor, and we had a lot of flies around and this is while we were sitting inside the Restraunt.. Had two drinks which flies dropped into it, had to replace the drinks.all said and done, well done for the rest of the arrangement to the management.
Would loved to have tried the restaurant having driven 30 mins to get there. I'm a big fan of the Garhoud branch. Arrived at the destination only to be told I had three options to park: 1 = 150 AED to valet park, 2 = 100 AED to park a short walk away, 3= 50 AED to park a 10 minute walk away. This is not money you can get back off the bill! The entire resort was empty and I could see at least 3,000 empty parking spaces. The man at the parking booth literally laughed along when we discussed how crazy that is. Can't understand the parking charge when the location is in the middle of nowhere and the place is empty. Surely it'd be an idea to entice patrons in first??????