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What User doesn't like about Doyle's Of College Street:
I believe Doyle's is better suited for lively evenings rather than daytime outings. However, when we visited, there were a decent number of people having lunch. We were looking for a simple meal and that's exactly what we received. The food is average quality, typical pub fare, but it is very reasonably priced. The service is quick, friendly, and efficient. Doyle's may not be the spot for a special dining experience,... View all feedback. What User likes about Doyle's Of College Street:
Upon my arrival in Dublin, I was warmly welcomed by the friendly staff at the restaurant next door. Despite feeling hungry and tired, they provided outstanding service and served me the most delicious vegetarian soup I have ever tasted! View all feedback.
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On Friday, we stopped by for lunch at a quaint little restaurant in central Dublin. We started off with pints of Guinness, which were quite good. The menu had a...
read moreAfter checking into our airport hotel and taking the shuttle bus to the city, we arrived at Doyles for our first meal. This classic pub exceeded our expectation...
read moreWhile exploring Dublin on a Saturday afternoon, my companions and I were in search of a meal and some local specialties. We decided to give Doyle's a try and we...
read moreWe had a fantastic experience at this traditional Irish Pub, feeling cozy and comfortable throughout our visit. The owner, Declan Doyle, and the staff were incr...
read moreNice pub with plenty of character. Just behind Trinity so very central but far enough from the Temple Bar area and the tourist routes. Good selection of beer on...
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read moreDoyle's, a quaint pub in central Dublin, offers a mix of traditional Irish cuisine and basic pub fare at competitive prices. The staff, especially server Marlene, are friendly and accommodating. The warm and cozy atmosphere, along with delicious food and excellent beer, make it a must-visit spot for a pleasant dining experience. The welcoming environment and local events, like The Ruby Sessions on Tuesdays, attract both tourists and Trinity College students. The homely feel, hearty portions, and reasonable prices make this traditional Irish pub a hit, located close to Trinity College but away from the tourist hubbub.