What makes it 54% Kids-Friendly: Children may enter before 9 pm, hear daytime music, and order soft drinks, but there is no kids’ menu, high noise, crowded aisles, and standing room only at peak times.
Why 1-2 hours visit duration is ideal for with kids: Enough time to enjoy music, garden seating and snacks without overwhelming kids.
Traditional Irish Music Session:
Hear live tunes from 10:30 AM to 5:30 PM daily.
Tip: Arrive before noon for best seats and a quieter atmosphere.
Licensed Beer Garden:
Relax in the pub's only outdoor seating area.
Tip: Ask for a garden table when you arrive by 5 PM.
Family-Friendly Snacks:
Order fries, soups or pizza slices and soft drinks.
Tip: Ask staff for child-friendly options and portion sizes.

Kristen
If you're looking for a quintessential Dublin experience, Temple Bar is it. This iconic pub, dating back to 1840, is packed to the rafters with tourists, known for its electric atmosphere, daily live music, and Ireland’s largest whiskey collection. We had a Guinness which I swear tasted better than anywhere else, followed by a couple of Jameson whiskeys.
Sam G
Can’t not go here whilst visiting Dublin. Price obviously high but to be expected but great vibe! If you want to go when it’s quiet I’d recommend before midday! Service a little slow despite how quiet it was but not too long thankfully! 🇮🇪
John Ladlow
I visited the famous Temple Bar pub in Dublin and it was a great experience. The Guinness was excellent, and the live music added to the lively atmosphere. The place is very busy both inside and outside, so be prepared to stand rather than sit, but that’s part of the fun. Overall, a lively spot and definitely worth checking out if you’re in Dublin.
Paula Cardoso
Temple Bar might be a tourist trap, but it's a good one! The atmosphere is fantastic. We had a great time enjoying the live music and grabbing some excellent snacks. Definitely worth a visit.
Patrick Chan
Had a 14 hour layover in Dublin and had to come here for a pint! It was very lively and busy, but I didn’t have to line up to get in. It was also during the Oasis comeback, so some of the songs were spot on. I was solo and it was easy to meet others and chat. I’m sure other reviews will say this but the drinks are pricier than other places, but they don’t charge a cover. Overall I had a good time ...
In summer, arrive early for sunny garden seating; in winter, visit during daylight hours to enjoy a cosy corner before crowds.
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| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Soft drinks (4) | EUR 12 |
| Kids' simple meals (2) | EUR 10 |
| Adult dishes (2) | EUR 32 |
| Total Estimated | EUR 54 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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Address: 47-48 Temple Bar, Dublin 2, D02 N725, Ireland
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