Celt Pub

The burger tasted great.
Added bacon and a garlic mayo sauce.
Filling with a Bulners Cider.
Total of 19.50 euro.
Great bar staff, friendly.

Live Music Tonight. Nice Cozy Fun Place. Loved the Fire Place inside. Very Good Food & Service as Well! We had Fish n Chips, Irish Stew & Beef Stew.

Great place for some pre drinks or if your not feeling to go clubbing and just want to hang out drink abit and listen to some music! Very Irish atmosphere! If your a tourist this is a must go especially on the weekends! There is this great band that play there every Saturday and Sunday! An old woman with her grandchildren and I must say they are all amazing! I went there last night just after the French bombings and there was a French guy who just arrived to Dublin from Paris a few hours before the bombings… Apparently he was half Irish and half French he got up and sang a traditional Irish song and he was amazing! Then everyone sang the French anthem… But a fun and emotional night! With loads of laughter drinks are bit pricey… Spirits with mix go up to like 10 euro and a bulmers 8. The only thing I don’t like about the place is you get pushed a lot as it’s quite small but for the rest it’s good.

Der Pub ist grösser als man denkt. Es geht noch über einen Hof, wo man rauchen kann, nach hinten. Anschließend kommt ein Raum, der an eine Scheune erinnert. Die Dekoration ist stimmig.
Die Bedienungen haben uns leider unglaublich lange ignoriert. Und als wir noch etwas zu trinken bestellen wollten ging es so weiter. Das Essen ist sehr ‘mittelmässig’ und braucht sehr, sehr lange.
Aufgrund des Service und des Essens würde ich niemanden den Laden empfehlen.

Highlight of my stay in Dublin.
This gem was so great I went back twice. Not only do they have a great selection of beer and ciders they offer food that is fantastically delicious.
The first night I had the traditional Irish stew and my friend had the Guinness stew. Both served with brown bread and both delicious! :)
The bar patrons are friendly and fun to talk with.
A MUST VISIT!

Really good food! Loved my beef stew, it was delicious. They also serve a new cider I found while here in Dublin. Very busy place, if I am ever this way again I will be back!

Couldn’t get served, I think this might be a place for locals only. I was standing at the proper place to order at the bar, as my wife waited at a table. I was served around as if he couldn’t see me. If I were a bartender I couldn’t do that to someone I didn’t like, let alone someone I didn’t know. Kind of ruined my evening.

What a wonderful bar with tremendous live music. It’s about half tourists and half local, which is pretty ideal and much better than Temple Bar. We loved it so much we went twice in a row.

Another good place to eat that is better than the standard Irish dishes. Standard beer selection.

The first thing you notice about the Celt is that it is a real pub. Off the beaten path and without a single TV, you’re assured before you even taste the food that the place is not just some tourist trap. I had the Guinness beef stew and Guinness bread, which was fantastic, and the drink selection was good as well. Music accompanied the food and drinks, making for a great overall atmosphere.

C’est décidé, je quitte Paris et je m’installe ici.
Super ambiance un vendredi soir. Un chanteur et sa guitare, des gens autour de lui qui connaissent toutes les chansons et qui chantent en chœur, plein de bière, plein de cidre et plein de monde.
Quelqu’un m’a expliqué qu’il y avait peu d’Irlandais ici parce que les jeunes n’aiment pas la musique traditionnelle, et que c’était surtout des touristes. J’ai parlé avec des Irlandais, des Allemands, des Australiens, des Espagnols, des Français et passé un excellent moment, donc tant pis si le lieu n’a pas un tampon «origine contrôlée»!
La fiche indique une fermeture à 00h30, mais à 1h30 on y était encore (par contre il a fallu demander la clé pour sortir).
Et chers gérants de bar à Paris, venez voir comment un pub garde ses wc nickel, même en fin de soirée! S’il savent le faire, vous devriez aussi.
Et bien sûr, possibilité de diner sur place de bons gros plats revigorants!

I went here because of other Unilocalers. Great music and food. I recommend the the super tender chicken, fish and chips, and the traditional beef stew all generous and delicious. Staff lives up to Irish hospitality. Great after hours space, people dancing and generally all smiles.

Enjoyed the traditional Irish music playing, the best fish and chips ever, delicious Guinness bread and small pub feel. Had a good Irish coffee and Guinness was on point. Loved this place!

Nice Pub, probably one of the best pint of Guinness that you can drink in Dublin North, Nice food and interesting options of listening to live music.

Ranks very high on the list of best pubs in Dublin. Very traditional, wood interior, wood fire, and tons of character. There was great live music and even some dancing the night I was there, plus lots of Guinness, and not many tourists, either. Great vibe, great buzz, great atmosphere, great music. Get out of Temple Bar and check this place out!

I’d give it a 5 for food, and a 1 for environment. The original place we were going to dinner stopped serving right before we got there so they recommended the Celt. We got there and couldn’t find a seat at the bar or in the restaurant, so we got stuck in the beer garden. Neither of us smoke and gives us both an instant headache. Since we were out there we had to go up to the bar to order dinner since the waiters didn’t really know we were there.
The salmon chowder is great as is the Guinness bread. Definitely would have loved to enjoy the music and inside a little more.

This is by far the best bar I’ve been to in Dublin!
My friend and I visited Dublin from CA for St. Patty’s day, but soon realized that every young spring breaker who was studying abroad had the same idea as us. Since we’re a little older than the average college student, we started asking locals what their favorite bar was.
The answer was almost always the Celt. We went on our first night and immediately fell in love. They have live music playing and everyone in there was so nice.
They have a nice outside smoking area and back room that you can sit at, it really has more space than we initially thought.
The Celt was a second home to us during our time in Dublin and we can’t wait to come back and visit again!

Cool active pub with some amazing traditional irish band. You dance and laugh in a crowded friendly pub. Nice beer garden too

Der Celt Pub ist in wenigen Minuten fußläufig vom «Spire» erreichbar.
Das Pub-​Angebot in Dublin ist ja bekanntermaßen überbordend und nahezu unübersichtlich; umso wichtiger, gute Tips weiterzureichen, also: macht Meldung im Celt! Touris und Einheimische treffen sich dort, um der coolen Live-​Musik zu lauschen und von den freundlichen Barkeepern mit Guinness u.ä. versorgt zu werden. Klar, das Angebot unterscheidet sich nicht wesentlich von dem der übrigen Watering-​Holes in der Stadt, aber die Atmosphäre ist etwas familiärer als zB in Temple Bar und man kann dort schnell nette Leute kennen lernen und ein paar genehme Stunden verbringen.
Nicht wundern: ab Mitternacht ist gerne mal Lock-​In. Dann muss man sich ans Personal wenden, um den Laden zu verlassen ;) Muss ja nicht jeder mitkriegen, dass da nach Feierabend noch weitergepumpt wird!
Hingehen!

Seemingly touristy, surprisingly tasty, always friendly… pub.

Der Pub ist unserer Meinung nach ein Absoluter Geheimtipp. Kaum Touristen viele Einheimische. Es gibt jeden Tag Live Musik (manchmal spielt der Pub Inhaber selbst mit!) die Bedienung ist sehr freundlich! Die Stimmung ist Fantastisch! Immer wieder gern.

I finally got to the Celt Pub — after a friend of mine was talking about it and their trad session on a Saturday and Sunday for a long time.
I actually wouldn’t have expected a trad session in Dublin — to me it just doesn’t belong here. But I have to say they do very well.
And they are everything than a hidden gem. We came in about half an hour before the session was due to start and didn’t find any corner to sit.
But the staff was very accomodating. As we had a couple of bags with us they offered to place than behind the bar so that they weren’t in anybodys way and brought one stool for me — my friend got offered one as well but was fine standing.
And as far as I can tell is was a very good trad session and the atmosphere very good — a mixture of locals and tourists but nobody minded the other they were all just there to enjoy the evening.
As for their beer: You can get craft beer from the adjacent restaurant or stay with their main stream beer. We didn’t try their food.
And definitely worth mentioning are the two canaries in their bird cage above the bar. One of them starts singing (complaining?) when the music starts — a noise you quickly get used to.
Definitely a lovely and unusual pub that I wouldn’t mind going to again.

Packed with locals and very few tourists, our first Irish pub experience was off to a good start. Friendly service, good beer, and the 13 euro Fish N Chips was very good, but after eating this famous dish at other venues, this was a wee bit pricey for the portion size. Sit towards the front if you want to avoid the smoke from the back patio.
We attempted to return later that night for the live music, which sounded great, but it was too packed so we left. Get there early to get a seat!

What a fun place! They hold Irish traditional music sessions nightly, and it gets packed.
We came in early one afternoon for a pint, and it was empty. The bartender was very friendly and talked to us. There was a lot of JFK paraphernalia around the place. Also, it was here that I found out that Tyrone is more than a song by Erykah Badu, but an actual place in Ireland, thanks to a poster at the Celt.
The owner even stopped by and spoke with us and talked about his visits to the U.S.
We came back a couple times after for the live music, and it was happening. There were mostly tourists, but that’s how they make their money.
Fun times.

Einfaches Pub in der Talbot Street. Vielleicht nicht so überlaufen wie in Temple Bar.
Ab 21:30 kam die Live Music. Etwas zu laut für unseren Geschmack. Getränkepreise moderat, in Temple Bar haben wir für das Pint Guinnes schon 0,60EUR mehr bezahlt. Der Whiskey kommt in kleinen Longdrink
Gläsern. Nicht schön.

Es un genuino pub irlandés con historia, aquí se reunían los miembros del IRA. Hoy en día se ha convertido en un local algo más turístico. Todas las noches hay música en directo y si tienes suerte alguien se arrancará a bailar. No es nada raro que si tu mesa tiene asientos vacios se acerque alguien y te pregunte si puede sentarse, normalmente te dará algo de conversación pero dependerá de ti si quieres conversar.
El local tiene varios grifos de cerveza, los más comunes, y gran cantidad de cervezas y sidras en botellas. Recomiendo probar la sidra, que nada tiene que ver con la que se consume en España, es más gaseosa y se sirve reposada.
Es cierto que últimamente te presionan para que consumas y te invitan a irte si no lo haces, una pena.
Recomendable.
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‘The Celt’ es una pequeña taberna irlandesa en el centro de Dublín.
Tiene música en directo, precios típicos y un camarero que no es excesivamente simpático. Va de gracioso pero no llega a hacer mucha gracia.
Aún así, es un bar al que se puede ir y tomar una buena pinta.