Name: The Dubliner
Address: HafnarstrÃ¦ti 1-3, 101, Naustin, 101 ReykjavÃk, Iceland, IS
Telephone: +354 527 3232

The Dubliner is a bar, located at Hafnarstræti 1-3, 101, Naustin, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland. They can be contacted via phone at +354 527 3232, visit their website dubliner.business.site for more detailed information.

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Hafnarstræti 1-3, 101, Naustin, 101 Reykjavík

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Added by Jopie, at 03 August 2016

Monday 11:00 AM – 1:00 AM
Tuesday 11:00 AM – 1:00 AM
Wednesday 11:00 AM – 1:00 AM
Thursday 11:00 AM – 1:00 AM
Friday 11:00 AM – 4:30 AM
Saturday 11:00 AM – 4:30 AM
Sunday 11:00 AM – 1:00 AM

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Tommy Aquinas

03 April 2018

As an Irish man, I can confirm that this pub is as much Icelandic as it is Irish to be fair. It's lacking identity now at this stage. Paloma bar?? It doesn't know what it wants to be called!
I guess if you stick a couple of place names up on a wall, it can be called an Irish bar. No Irish music or musicians and most importantly, no Irish owners. I liked it but don't try to be something you're not 😂
I must say though that the pints were decent enough at 800kr. I couldn't complain too much at all about this. That's why I'll give it 4 stars. The people who drank here seemed pretty nice too.
Ian Rich

24 March 2018

Good Irish bar with happy hour beer for 500 krona and loads of TVs with different sports on enough said 😁
Passatjoe

27 February 2018

what? An Irish pub and no Irish music???? Just some soft sleeping music playing 😴😴😴😴 Time to go to the hotell and sleep i guess..the music made us sleepy.
Ann H.Jensen

27 February 2018

Nice place, but! I would give you 5, but the music was kind of terrible. When i visit an Irish pub i would like to hear some Irish music. Jaime Walters and soft music was just sad listing to, so we moved along. Put some Irish music on! Greetings from Norway.
Tommy Aquinas

14 January 2018

As an Irish man, I can confirm that this pub is as much Icelandic as it is Irish to be fair. It's lacking identity now at this stage. Paloma bar?? It doesn't know what it wants to be called!
I guess if you stick a couple of place names up on a wall, it can be called an Irish bar. No Irish music or musicians and most importantly, no Irish owners. I liked it but don't try to be something you're not!
The best thing about here was a bar tender called Magnea. She was such a lovely person and made us feel so welcome.
I must say though that the pints were decent enough at 800kr. I couldn't complain too much at all about this. That's why I'll give it 4 stars. The people who drank here seemed pretty nice too.
Chad Rosner

19 December 2017

Love this bar. Usually lots of international folks hang out here and most everyone seems friendly. They have comedy downstairs and a wheel to spin that might score you a great deal on beers or shots!
Annis El Marzak

30 November 2017

Quaint Irish bar with good selection of lager. That is it, that is all
Daniel Hernandez

08 September 2017

By far my favorite bar to go in Reykjavik! Beers are fairly priced and they have a good happy hour. The bartender with the beard was the best! If you're visiting, try the black death, and make sure to buy the bartender one too! Outdoor seating area only has one covered table, so snag it if you can, because the weather changes all the time.
Raphael C

03 August 2017

Cool atmosphere and great staff. Happy hours until 10!
Brian Connell

29 July 2017

Lovely lively place with good, opens late, lots of TVs for sport.
Jenna Hall

17 July 2017

In love with this bar. Greatest bar in Reykjavik for weekday drinking. The staff is so kind and welcoming and there's always a place to sit!
Tommy Aquinas

10 July 2017

As an Irish man, I can confirm that this pub is as much Icelandic as it is Irish to be fair. I suppose if you stick a couple of place names up on a wall, it can be called an Irish bar. No Irish music or musicians and most importantly, no Irish owners. I liked it but don't try to be something you're not!
The best thing about here was a bar tender called Magnea. She was such a lovely person and made us feel so welcome. She gave us solid advice about what to see and do in Iceland and we went back a second night only because of her kindness and warmth.
Saskia Schrott

15 April 2017

A place for everyone. From older People to students you can find Everything there. One of the longest Happy Hours in downtown and Not that expencive for iceland. Oh and they have a foosballtable and Dart!!!
Jan Lukačevič

13 March 2017

Busy place in downtown area of Reykjavík, went there multiple times. Good offer of beers and drinks!
Mags Millenwolf

10 March 2017

A pleasant surprise for a decent Guinness in Reykjavik (of all places in the world). Went here with a colleague for a drink and we met with some random Norwegian group on a conference/business trip. My colleague and I both got drunk and ended up in a Icelandic "julebord". Luckily I wasn't married at the time.
Hayden Wolfe

18 November 2016

Nearly every city in the western world has a Irish bar called the dubliner. If you've been to one you've seen them all. Typical Irish pub.
Lawrence Alexander

16 October 2016

Pretty good. Quietist place to have a beer. Happy hour pricing.
Mark Twomey

10 August 2016

Possibly the best know and longest established Irish Pub in Reykjavik, not bad but pretty standard all the same. The Icelandic pubs have more character in my opinion.