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Dice Bar
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Dice Bar 78 Queen Street Dublin 7 |
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Description: Casual w/ Music |
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Review: Dice Bar is situated on Queen Street and although relatively small inside it has an electric atmosphere helped on by the ecletic music played by a live DJ. The bar area itself is dark and friendly. The barstaff are very friendly and the pints are very good. A word on the pints - don't be expecting your run-of-the-mill pints in here, they don't serve any of them (except Guinness). All the tap beers are from the dublinbrewingcompany and include D'Arcys Stout, Becketts Lager, a red lager and a cider (I forget their names). Even though it can get a little crowded this is great pub to go with a couple of mates to savour it's unique atmosphere.
Public Reviews:
2. The Dice Bar is not the sort of place you want to spend every evening in: the lighting is red, the paint work is black, it's very dark. But they play the best music in town, and they pour excellent beers from a local microbrewery. Besides the Dice Bar has a wonderfully woeful location: on the far side of Smithfield, on a street with little or no passing trade, although it's packed every night.
3. This was a great little find. Although small it never feels cramped. The music was good and the beers flowed freely. The bar had a kind of New York vibe to it, but not in a gaudy "theme bar" way. Even though it's a little out of the way, the Luas makes it more accesible. I'll be returning, that's for sure.
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