Dublin Drop

We love this place and couldn’t be more stoked a true Irish bar opened that had draft Guinness! They also have great deals for 5$ draft when Mary Margaret’s down the street costs 8-9$! They also do a proper pour which warms our soul. Courtney is awesome and so helpful since we’ve been coming in as regulars. Our dog enjoys going in as well. The Dublin drops are SO unique. We’ve tried a few: PB&J, Toasting Marshies, Dublin Strawberry Fair, & Bailey Bomber. My fav was the Dublin strawberry and his fave has been the PB&J. They’re SO good. Instead of an Irish car bomb just anticipate a better tasting “shot”. The food has also been fantastic we popped in on st patty and had a Reuben melt and it was lovely, On any day that isn’t st patty’s get their fries, they are fried in beef tallow. You won

Bree and Beka should be cloned so everyone gets a chance to experience their magic. If I had to decide whats better, their drinks, or their service, id be at a stalemate. Doesn't hurt that they are both beautiful intelligent and hilarious either.

Don't call yourself "Dublin" if you're not an Irish bar and have 0 Irish food. The food menu is all over the place.

Popped in here for a bite to eat before seeing a movie at AMC Sundial and boy, am I glad we did! The handcut fries? Absolutely succulent! The Traditional Reuben? Bursting with flavor. The Cuban? Fresh, no salami (sorry, Tampa peeps), pressed to perfection. And then you’ve got an entire menu of VARIANT Irish Car Bomb cocktails. Duuuude. Becca and Courtney are awesome bartenders with great recommendations, so if you need help choosing what goodness to start with, they got you. Overall, can’t recommend this place enough!

This place just objectively isn’t good, interesting, or an Irish bar. We went for st Patrick’s day. They didn’t play Irish music. No Irish food. Even the aesthetic is just a sports bar with some Irish flags around. It’s a generic bar that blends in to the noise of downtown with absolutely no identity. I looked it up and the owner said it’s not meant to be a traditional Irish pub and described it as a “party bar,” but even for that, there are better options. It also begs the question of why you’d even go with an Irish theme if you can’t blend that with the experience. The food comes from the neighboring bar (because it’s one of several owned by the same group), we got a smash burger that was the wrong toppings from what we ordered, took forever, and completely missed the mark on what a sma