The Storyteller Pub

“Fantastic pub, really good atmosphere and great service.”

Sascha Wagner★★★★★

During our week in Dublin, The Story Teller Pub quickly became our favourite spot in the city. We ended up visiting three times – for lunch on our first day, for a drink before a concert, and one last round just before heading to the airport – and each visit was a jolly good time. The atmosphere is cozy and lively at the same time, with great music, a warm buzz of conversations and that classic pub charm that makes you want to stay for “just one more”. The staff really make this place special: friendly, attentive, and always up for a chat or a recommendation, without ever feeling pushy. Servi

Марта Костюк★★★★★

I have wanted to come here for quite some time - I constantly heard it being referred as one of the best pubs in Dublin and now I get why! We were searching for a Wednesday quiz and it was happening here - and I can’t recommend it enough . Questions were fun, atmosphere friendly and organization was great! I do recommend booking though !the stuff are very nice and accommodating! Also we tried the food - which is one of the best pubs foods I had in Dublin by far. The salad was fresh and hummus with pita was very very tasty! We will definitely be back!

Arthur M★★★★★

Dublin has a lot of pubs. But only a few manage to combine modern style, a cozy atmosphere and a truly authentic Irish feeling. That’s exactly what makes The Storyteller stand out. The pub is slightly away from the biggest Temple Bar crowds, which makes it feel much more relaxed. Inside, you’ll find a warm atmosphere, dark wood interiors, good music, a large bar and exactly that typical “let’s stay for one more pint” feeling. Especially interesting: the building itself has historical roots in Dublin’s old Docklands. Years ago, this was already a classic workers’ pub for people from the nearb

Henrik E★★★★

Visited on our first day in Dublin and had lunch here. It's a classic Irish pub with exactly the kind of menu you'd expect, making it a great spot for a casual meal and a pint. One thing that stood out was the fun coaster concept. Guests can write their own stories on beer mats and pin them to the wall, which adds a unique touch to the atmosphere. I had the Caesar salad with chicken, which was surprisingly fresh and satisfying. It didn't leave me feeling overly full or unhealthy, which can sometimes be the case with pub food. It paired perfectly with a pint of Guinness. The atmosphere was f