A great place to relax for a moment in San Martín de los Andes while having a beer and some tasty, mouthwatering Argentine beef.
I would recommend them especially for those visitors that would like to have lunch and/or dinner outside traditional Argentine meal times.
The food is good, but the service is not. Very slow to bring menu, drinks, food or check, and I had to wait even more than I had in my previous visit because the order got lost behind a counter. If you can help it, avoid Dublin - there are other, faster places nearby with the same quality of food.
We had a lovely time on the street side watching the crowd stroll by. Nicely chilled torrontés!
Not Irish at all. The food was good but not enough for the prices in my opinion.
I liked it! They have good draught beer and a decent selection of spirits, they also offer food, but I did not order. Would come back.
Huge plates, tasty food and a cosy place.
Very clean, tidy, well organised, good menu and service.
Nice place to have good drink.
If you've just got into town and you haven't got your bearings yet, Dublin is the best place to start. It's as pricey as you'd expect from a main avenue bar in an Argentine Hiking/Ski resort.
Pros: Heated floor on ground floor patio. Very clean bathrooms. It's versatile: you can enjoy coffee and a croissant here for breakfast, a hamburger and a beer for lunch, or wine and steak/fish for dinner with some drinks afterwards.
The food is pretty OK.
WiFi worked well for me.
Cons: Check the bill, we were charged for pints of beer but we had actually been drinking from 330ml glasses.
A modern a little pricy Pub. Good food, service courteous but a little slow.
The service is no good. Waiters seems to be in another world. They don't pay attention to you.