Name: The Dingle Pub
Address: Main Street Dingle,Main Street, Dingle, Dingle, Dingle, Ireland
Rating: 7

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Comfortable, plenty of room, warm, clean Handily located. After a very wet and wild days walking. We were soaked to the skin. The host provided drying facilities foe our wet gear. A seat/chair/bench at the front door would have been handy to get our boots off.

Day three of walking the Dingle Way

Stopped in during our stroll through Dingle, met some locals, had great conversation while having a drink.  

Friendly welcoming staff, nice atmosphere. 
Will definitely come back if and when we're in the Dingle area again. Until then, thank you!


Visit to Dingle 

The food was excellent, but the real stand-out was the service. After we had eaten, I’m a little embarrassed to admit that I had an anxiety attack. My head was spinning and I got up to go to the bathroom. I think the barkeeper noticed that something wasn’t right, and he saw a moment later that I had kind of crumpled in the hallway leading to the bathrooms. He was on top of the situation, got someone from my party and brought me some water. For a few minutes he kept an eye on me while they went and got the meds I should have had with me to begin with. A few minutes later I was good to go. I was very impressed with his attention and kindness, so I can’t recommend this place enough!

Attentive and helpful staff, great food!

Visited here over New Years with friends. When a stranger vomited beside our table and on top of our friend. I politely asked the server for assistance he grunted and responded with I’ll get you you blue paper. As I did not envisage spending my evening cleaning up someone else’s vomit I asked another member of staff if he could help us with the situation and with the very bad odour coming from beside us. They also shrugged their shoulders and said what do you want me to do about it. When I asked at the bar I was told it’s New Years we don’t have time to deal with this. People continued to walk in it throughout the night. Not exactly the response I anticipated. 

The toilets were also unsanitary with women using both the womens and mens toilets because the queues were so bad. It wasn’t just a busy pub you couldn’t move in the place as it was filled far beyond capacity to a dangerous level! -Avoid!!!

‘What do you want me to do about it’

We stopped here for a few Guinness on a Sunday afternoon. The pub was empty and we had a few pints of Guinness which went down a treat. The pub seemed really busy when we walked past later on with live singers and a good atmosphere. Completely different to during the day

Nice few pints of Guinness

My partner and I decided to eat here on a busy Saturday night. There's live music and is a very popular place for tourists. Maybe we picked the wrong dishes but we were very disappointed with our meals. For a start, they took forever to arrive. I had the chicken burger and herself had the main caesar salad. Mine was a lump of butermilk chicken with a blob of hot sauce accompanied by a small bowl of chips, of which most were burnt. My partners looked like the starter sized caesar salad with some pieces of what appeared to be roast chicken added as an afterthought. She also got an extra bowl of half burnt chips. So, 2 very average meals in total. What really annoyed me was the €5.95 charged for the extra bowl of burnt chips. I paid the bill but told the staff member that was an outrageous price for a bowl of chips. Absolute rip off Ireland alive and well in Dingle! Never again. 

Watch the sides!!! Rip off Ireland alive and well. 

Drinks were double  the price of a better pub in Kinsale. The place was lacking in atmosphere too, two disinterested average musicians and two grumpy bar staff. 
Go somewhere else and have a much better time.

Overpriced drinks.

We dropped in at 6pm and had half a Guinness and 3 bottled beers which cost me €28! and for that privilege the barman was rude and treated us with nothing short of contempt.  We left and went to Dick Macks for exactly the same round for €18! And the polar opposite in staff welcome!
Serious customer service training needed here. 
And sure enough when I went on to the reviews in Yelp there were endless reviews saying the same thing.

Be warned!

In visiting The Dingle Pub last month, June, 2022, we enjoyed listening to the wonderful music especially the fun-loving accordion player, Eugenia.  She is so passionate about her music and we could see that she loves to play her beloved instrument.  While walking on the streets in Dingle, my family and I ran into her along with her friends celebrating their birthdays!  She was as friendly, happy and warm as evidenced at the pub.  We hope that she reads this review as she is well-deserving of praise and a standing ovation.

Grand Accordion Player in Dingle

This is a great pub if you want tourist 'Irish' music experience, no authenticity or spontaneity whatsoever. Food was OK but nothing more.
As for the accommodation it was tiny,  enough room for your average Leprechaun. 
The noise from the location was awful between 0030 and 0300hrs in the morning, Glen started again either traffic and deliveries at 0600hrs.
Finally the cost was exorbitant 130 euros for a twin with no breakfast.
Do not stay by choice .

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