Dublin Crossing Irish Pub

Really enjoyed the evening at Dublin Crossing, they’ve got great atmosphere, live Irish music and fantastic Irish pub food!

Arrived into a crowded establishment. Wait staff found me a place to have a drink while waiting for a table to free up. Had a pint of Harp and a shot of Bushmills. Once a table freed up I ordered the Dublin House Salad. Very fresh and colourful. I could not taste the dijon vinaigrette. I would still have this salad just have dressing on the side. Next had the Beef pot pie. Nice portion and not the usual tons of heavy crust. Smooth mash potatoes and steamed veggies. Nice bustling atmosphere where people are enjoying themselves. I will return.

This pub is beautiful inside. Love the large bar with all the scroll work. Came in for lunch and had the chicken salad sandwich and lobster bisque. Holy heck. Delish! My husband has the Irish lamp stew. It was tasty and tender with little dumplings in it. We will be back!

Irish style pies are always stellar here. Some of the best pub fare here, all the food is stellar, but at night it turns into a bit of a dive bar! Kind of funny, but not quite the family pub vibe is has during the day!

Love this place! Live band most evenings, an awesome social atmosphere and the food is killer. Up for more than nachos and wings? Try the Baby Yorkies!

Spent a great evening Saturday night as my fiancé surprised me for my 50 th Birthday. The waitress that served us was awesome and quick to get our drinks and food. Well done Dublins

My fiancé and i come to this pub often since we live so close. About a month ago I made a reservation at dublin for our wedding party to have a rehearsal dinner. I emailed them to make a reservation and they emailed me back within minutes the service for that was great! we had the best time ever we had a large section reserved upstairs (I wish I could remember our servers name) she was amazing! there was 20 of us and she remembered all of our names even though we were switching chairs constantly for everybody to visit each other (which coming from past serving experience can be really annoying for the server). she was soooo accommodating and friendly, we were a loud crazy bunch just having a great time and she was going with it! Everything was organized and went smoothly all because of her. I would recommend this place in a second she was so awesome, I couldn’t have asked for a better turnout! Thank you Dublin staff you guys were great!!! Shauna

Our server was very grumpy, miserable and not friendly at all! We ordered our food that was a little overpriced plus they charge you for everything extra! We asked for horseradish, a little tiny bowl finally arrived and they charge us for it. Not impressed! We are not in a rush to go back anytime soon.

Food is always okay, but overpriced. Service is sufficient.
Atmosphere and ambiance is what sets this place apart from the others.
Great Irish themed selection of beers and whiskeys.
The live band on weekend evenings is a great reason to stay for late drinks and a dance. Cougar central for those interested.

What a fun place to be on a Saturday night. Live music, great irish pub fare and flowing ale. Irish stew and a bottle or two Carlsberg which were on special that night. Delicious…
Snacks: dry ribs and steak bites.
To end it all: a french kiss shot. (Try it, you’ll like it)
They need a bigger or real dance floor!

Nice place, I enjoyed my hamburger, my fries were crispy perfection, our waitress forgot the gravy for the fries but other than that the meal was great, the décor is modest but nice, they have a good selection of beer, I’m a Kokanee fan so this was no challenge to fulfill, I give this establishment my righteous and highly sought after four star review. Peace.

My girlfriend and I come here from time to time. The weekends can be very lively but we stick to the quieter weekday nights. Dublins has a lot of potential but falls a bit short on what could be a great place to come.
We sat at the bar once but the regular bartender seems bothered by customers. Wont do that again. Service is pretty good but the servers don’t look that happy… after-​all it is a job and who likes work? Love the lamb burger, curry bowl and cod bites. The food has definitely improved and i like that they try new menu items. The layouts not the best but we always find a 2 spot that works.
To get 4 stars out of me… a bartender and serving crew with a friendly attitude and some hands-​down-​best-​in-​class meat pies would do the trick. Not to worry Dublins, we’ll eventually give it another try down the road.

Food has improved a lot over the past year. Good food. Large selection of drinks. Staff is maybe a little unhappy it seems, but I’m always there on busy nights so perhaps that makes a difference in their attitudes. Décor is great, very old fashioned yet up kept looking. Bouncers are good out front on Friday and Saturday nights. Two floors. Easy to put together a few large groups to have some fun.

Lamb burger w/​house salad… my gawd, fantastic!!! *Update… unfortunately I have not been back in some time. The lunchtime waits for my meal just became ridiculously long.

The décor is beautiful and the flowers at the front and on the decks for the summer makes it welcoming. The food is pub style and thus good for pubs. Service was friendly and attentive.

Great location and well kept pub. The interior design is beautiful, probably the best looking pub in cloverdale. Food was above average and service was good. 5 stars for a quality pub!

beautiful décor inside the restaurant, but service was slow and lacking.
decent prices on the menu. they also have lunch specials — $ 6.50 for half a sandwich with one of soup/​salad/​fries. i tried their mac and cheese ($ 12 with garlic bread) — good but a bit dry on the top half.
maybe it was b/​c we had a group of 10, but service felt really slow. we had to wait 15 min for drink order. another 20 min for the waitress to come around for the food orders. and 15 min for the bill to come — just to be told by the waitress that the computer froze and she had to restart the system.
it was the décor and the food that brought this place to 3 stars. no stars for service.

I finally went to dublin’s crossing. It’s beautiful inside. The nicest place in cloverdale. Very odd layout though. You’ll know what I mnea when you go there.
A friend and I went for lunch.
The menu had lots to choose from. Definately upscale pub food. I ordered the chicken pannini. It had mango chutney, spinach, mayo, the bread was a cheese garlic bread. There is a huge amount of chicken in it. When it first arrived my first thought was «this is a puny sandwich, but it was more than filling, and very delicious. One odd point though: the bottom bun was toasted and warm, but the top was cold. I figure it was made this way as not to burn the cheese that is baked on top.
Although it wasn’t busy at all it took about 20 minutes for our food after we ordered. Which seemed like a very long time for lunch. Perhaps there was only one cook? It was a monday so I’m not too upset.
Slow Kitchen aside, our server was very good, frequent checks to make sure everything was fine.
I tried going there on saturday night but it was too busy with a line out the door, complete with velvet rope and bouncer. So I asked the waitress at lunch what the deal was, she said: On friday and saturday nights, don’t bother coming after 8:00 its too busy, come around 5:00 on weekends. They don’t take reservations at all on weekends, only between monday– thursday. Take this into account when planning a party.

I went here with my best friend when I came up for a visit. I enjoyed my food and brewski. My bff’s family swears by this place, and it has a very welcoming atmosphere. It is a stop I will have to make every time I am up to visit my best friend from here on out.

Good Irish food in Langley
I’m in the same boat with Matt K., in that «I’m not sure why this place gets panned so much.»
The décor is cute for a local place (with that faux authentic Irish tavern feel) and they have a wide selection of Irish beers. They often have live music and the food was pretty solid.
When I went, I had the Irish Study, a gigantic platter with St. Patrick’s Irish Stew (braised lamb with potatoes & roasted vegetables served with Irish Soda Bread), Chef Laura’s Beef Pub Pie (A house specialty; choice marinated steak & roast vegetables served with our creamy Guinness gravy in Chef Laura’s flaky homemade pastry), and Shamrock Shepherd’s Pie (lean ground beef simmered with fresh herbs, mushrooms, carrots, onions, peas and creamy Colcannon garlic mashed potatoes).
The meal tasted authentic and
My girlfriend enjoyed the baked mac & cheese with gruyère and bacon bits.
We drank a Guinness and a piña colada (not all that Irish, but still tasty!).