Two of us enjoyed a fabulous late lunch today at Quays in Temple Bar. A wine for me, a Guinness for my man, cottage pie for me and traditional fish and chips for him, washed down with another glass of Pinot Grigio, absolutely beautiful meal, great service, friendly and helpful staff. A total of €72 including tip was very agreeable for our meals and drinks on a cloudy Friday in Dublin.

After walking around city centre I came upon The Quays and figured I'd stop in and have lunch. I am glad I did, the food and service were top notch. I ordered the fish and chips and was not disappointed. I ended my meal with a delicious cappuccino. Thank you for the hospitality and tasty food/drinks!

We decided to pop in here for a hearty lunch on our last day in the city and i'm very glad we did. I wish I could have tried a number of dishes on the menu but having had a meaty burger the previous evening I selected a mixed bean stew which was delicious! Exceptionally tasty, I would definitely recommend it! For dessert I chose the trio of ice cream but actually ended up getting 4 scoops, all of which were again very tasty. I certainly left here full up, it's a great place for a meal.

Dan and Luis at Quays Pub in the Temple Bar area are truly remarkable individuals! Throughout our stay in Dublin, we revisited their establishment daily to savour their delightful company and humour. Their wit, generosity, and professionalism made our time there unforgettable. Undoubtedly, they were a standout feature of our trip. Kudos to the both of them! Grateful for your warmth and hospitality. -Lisa & Kellen

My partner and I came over to Dublin from Scotland and spent New Year's Eve in the The Quay's Bar and we had a great night. Place was jumping, live singer on all night and even though it was mobbed, you were never stood very long at the bar waiting for a drink! Will definitely go back when next visiting Dublin

Friendly staff and fun atmosphere. A two-piece band supplied the music. They didn’t play a single Irish song in over an hour which was a shame. The bar was full of tourists. The music was good though.

When you go to new place and desire to try authentic local cuisine; well this would be the place to try authentiic Irish food. Most of the testurants that we went to had very similar food, burgers, fish and chips, chicken wings which is good and all, but this resturant has coddle, guiness stew, irish stew, shepards pie and many more. I had the coddle and it was everything I expected. It is a combination of irish stewand bangers and mash. It was the best meal I had in Ireland and would 100% go back. Prices seem typical for a resturant in Dublin.