The Lombard

Fine for a pub. Pretty busy Friday after work. Had the potato skins, nice just need a hefty amt of S&P otherwise they are bland.

After an all-​night flight, and no hotel room to check into, the idea of breakfast was a welcome one. The sole server in the bar/​restaurant recommended the full Irish breakfast. It was hot and tasty, and included known and unknown items. See photo. Good food quality. Friendly staff. Solid place to go for breakfast.

Nice Place, I go semi regular just as it is close to work. The food is nice enough the and potoato slices are really good actually :). But the food can be slow coming out which isnt great if your just dropping in for lunch from work. Its a stuggle to get through it in time. Although you can email in your order early and reserve a table for lunch to cut down on waiting time

This is a nice pub located near Pearse Street and Grand Canal Dock. It gets a good crowd on the weekends on some nights when a match is on, but I mainly go here for lunch. They have a really good menu and the prices are very reasonable. One thing to be aware of, due to their location and the good food they fill up at lunch time so try to get there a little early. Also the service is very friendly but can be a bit slow mainly due to the massive number of people who pop in all at one time for lunch. Even after saying that I have to admit I still go here for lunch often as its a great spot.

This lil pub doesn’t look like much from the outside but if you’re looking for really good pub food and a pint this is a great spot.
It’s tradition for me and my college pals to get breakkie and a pint after our exams here and the breakfast is whopper! Full Irish is 10 quid and they do massive toasted sambos for 8 quid. The club sandwich looks amazing! It was ticking over here from 11am until I left at 8pm which speaks for itself… The pints are pretty good too :-)

If go for football ok but staff dont care if you want to watch golf instead

The Lombard is my go-​to for solid pub grub, being able to watch the match and actually hear the commentary, a quiet drink, and other such peaceful activities. It’s a nice atmosphere and the staff are very friendly. Won’t blow your socks off but it’s a good reliable.

My first day in Dublin from San Francisco, I was surprised to see a pub called the Lombard. On Lombard St. no less!
This pub is a fine place to sit. There’s a covered smoking lounge outside, free wifi (check the chalkboard behind the bar for the password), and often a sports game on the TVs. The bartenders keep the TV volume obtrusively high, which is a plus if you are interested in watching.
Pints are about $ 4.80, the kitchen is open until 10pm, and the food is passable to very good.
I ordered the soup of the day, potato and leek, which was served piping hot with a matching hot baguette, and the caesar salad starter. The caesar was more like a bacon salad with a side of lettuce… but who’s complaining? ;) At 5 EUR it was plenty for a meal, and the bacon will leave you full full full.

I’ll start with Alexandra’s «I’ll come back here in the future when I need to quiet place to drink.»
I often like a quite place to drink, where you’re not eyed suspiciously by the regulars, to read my paper or converse with my friends with out shouting.
And so I ended up in here for a few weeks in a row (after a class) and I thought it was great. Nice clientèle, nice atmosphere and most importantly great staff. It’s a bit far away to be my local but if I had to wait for somebody coming of a train in Pearse St I’d happily go in here, and give them directions.
I was here before with a ‘large group’ of photographers and still found the service to be great.
I haven’t had food here, so I can’t comment like Alexandra. But for a nice beer and a bit of peace and quite I would recommend here!

I had a pint here today and that’s about it. There’s nothing really special about this place. It does food, the kind that comes with a ketchup and tartar sauce dispenser. The pub has a larger than usual selection of wine.
What else? It’s supposed to be popular with Trinity scholars but it being summer and all, I didn’t see any students or professors having intellectual debates.
I’ll come back here in the future when I need to quiet place to drink.

I’ve been living in Dublin for 4 years and this is by far the worst pub I’ve ever been. Food is nothing special, prices are on average, staff is unbelievably rude, with the manager being a unique combination of arrogance, aggressivity and stinginess.
I ordered a wrap with roasted vegetables and melted mozzarella, I got it without cheese. I told it to the waitress and I was told that they could give me cream cheese instead, if I wanted melted cheese I had to wait long ’cause they had many orders. As the pub was packed, I didn’t want to create much inconvenience, so I said I was fine without cheese but I wanted to pay something less than the price listed on the menu (10 euros) since I got something less than what I ordered. She walked away without saying anything so I thought it was fine.
But then they charged me 10 euros, and when the manager came he didn’t even want to listen to what happened, he just started shouting that he was the manager and he made decisions, I had eaten the wrap so I had to pay 10 euros and that he couldn’t change the price. How ridicoulous, a manager who can’t make a discount (for THEIR mistake!). I was relunctant to pay and he said he would call the garda. I’m not joking, he wanted to call the garda for some cheese. He probably thought we were tourists and he could easily ripped us off. Pity for him, I’m a local living in the neighbourhood and if I had liked the place I might have become a new regular customer. I walk on that street twice a day and I was always wondering why it is always half empty. Now I understand.