Pubs in Stoneybatter

Award-winning gastropub in Stoneybatter with an old-shop aesthetic, exceptional craft beer selection, and gourmet comfort food.

One of the best traditional pubs in Dublin's Stoneybatter with a warm, inviting atmosphere and an excellent pint of Guinness.

Half cabinet-of-curiosities, half lounge. A Stoneybatter favourite with an eclectic mix of regulars and visitors.

Barber-shop-themed Stoneybatter pub with taxidermy, a Pac-Man machine, and Tokyo Kitchen serving food.

Cosy Stoneybatter local on Prussia Street with Vietnamese-adjacent food including banh mi and spring rolls.

Traditional neighbourhood local in the heart of Stoneybatter, unchanged for decades. The kind of pub that reminds you what Dublin drinking was like before craft beer and cocktail menus took over.

Old-school Stoneybatter pub on Manor Street where the regulars know everyone and the pint settles properly. A genuine local with no pretensions and bags of character.

Beer-focused Stoneybatter pub with big armchairs, character, and a lovely beer garden.

A no-frills Stoneybatter local that has been quietly serving the neighbourhood while flashier bars have come and gone around it. Murray's is the sort of unreconstructed Dublin pub that purists love: a simple bar, honest pints and zero pretension.

Not to be confused with the famous Mulligan's on Poolbeg Street, this Stoneybatter Mulligan's is a quiet local that has been overshadowed by trendier neighbours but deserves attention in its own right. The pint is well kept and the atmosphere is authentic.

An old-school Dublin pub on Manor Street with original Victorian fittings and a beautiful snug. Walsh's is the kind of characterful local that pub historians love, and the atmosphere is wonderfully untouched by modern trends.