My favourite pub in Dublin. Best pint of Guinness in the city. The bar staff are be perfect example of what a Dublin barman should beno holds barred, advice, humourous and witty. Perfect combination.
This has to be by far the busiest pub I have ever visited. With only four bar staff and five hundred customers it's no wonder I had to que for ten minutes to get a drink. Well worth a visit. Just pick your times carefully
Great pub , picture perfect exterior with gorgeous hanging flowers. Friendly staff and when we were there (lunchtime), upmarket clientele. It was quiet and comfy, less of a touristy type bar, felt like it was populated with locals. Definitely a place to visit if you are looking for an authentic pub experience. As an added bonus, look for the hanging umbrellas from the front door, very instagramable photo opportunity.
Effortlessly one of Dublin's best pubs, for many years. Unpretentious, indifferent to trends, and draws in a happy crowd year after year. There are many elements to the venue, so it's worth stepping away from the main bar to explore the various rooms, and outdoor space.
Hey guys! Went to your pub last sunday at about noon with a couple of friends on my stag party visiting from Munich/Germany It was an amazing experience! Your barman was the best! He entertained the whole pub! Really great! And also your pint was top notch! 👌I‘m looking forward to my next visit!! Thanks! 👍🍻
Rammed, but you can’t fault them for being popular ! Friendly staff. Once we got seats/ a spot - much more relaxed
Great old school pub with very good booze on tap. Great atmosphere too. Worth popping in for the decor alone (but do buy a drink while you're here - don't be that guy)
You're in your granny's drinking pints as the evening light through the Georgian-style windows fades. There is still Smithwicks on tap. The best women's pub toilet in the world is here.
Great place, met a few very interesting people there, one a huge Tom Petty fan who told us about the last Petty concert he'd been to and a couple of Alaskans visiting Dublin and told us about the dark dark days in January and February in Alaska. A thoroughly enjoyable visit and the drinks were good too.
Possibly my favourite pub in Dublin. As traditional as it gets, amazing Guinness, small and packed with a great atmosphere. In the summer spill out in to the street. Great fun.
Liked the environment. Much more quiet than most of the pubs I visited that night, so it is good for a social meeting with a friend.
Looks like it hasn't changed much from when it was first established. Worth seeing inside to understand what it would have been like all that time ago. Big crowds on nice days that spill over into the streets.
Is it a sunny Thursday evening? If so you're probably reading this from the street outside Kehoes with a drink in yiur hand. Cheers.
This is just a great, relaxed pub where you can hang out with friends. The setting is very informal and you get table service (if you're lucky enough to get a table, as it can get very busy in the evenings). Definitely a great spot to get a pint when in town.
Nice Irish pub. It is a typical place where you can drink a Guinness beer with your friends. I really enjoyed it.