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Fergus McCarthy ·
This is a wonderful traditiona l Irish Pub. They are a dying breed unfortunat ely, especially in Dublin. But this pub, I am proud to call my local is special. Gre...at, friendly staff, lovely Tapas style food, and it's best testament is that it is the only pub on the Northside that my southside friends will come across the Liffey for ! See More

Tammy Cary Bailey ·
This is the bar that you need to experience when you visit Ireland! No tourist trap here.,.jus t great atmosphere and even better conversati on on both sides of the bar. Almost afraid to post this, as I would hate for it to become so popular that it becomes everything we try to avoid.

Charlie McCluskey ·
We visited yesterday. The stew was to die for and coddle looked the business
Then adjourned to the bar and stayed 3 hours supping Guinness and having the crai...c. Also had a game of rings
A fantastic extra day in Dublin thanks to Ophelia.
I will be back See More
Then adjourned to the bar and stayed 3 hours supping Guinness and having the crai...c. Also had a game of rings
A fantastic extra day in Dublin thanks to Ophelia.
I will be back See More
Mark Donadio ·
What else to add? One of the World's Great Pubs. Dripping with history, atmosphere , bonhomie, super locals, great service and of course ... the best Guinness ...anywhere. I am sorry I missed the food made by Ciaran and crew which the locals told me too late is among the best available in Dublin. Well done all around. Certainly made my trip to Dublin and I would hazard an opinion that it is worth a visit to Dublin all by itself. May be the only reason to go to Dublin outside of The National Gallery. Skip the City Centre and the hordes of tourists there and go to The Gravedigge rs. See More

Rory Kay ·
Perfect Irish experience . The Kavanagh family run a wonderful two component bar. On the one side is the old original drinking bar, which is a must visit; if y...ou get there early enough you will meet Eileen who keeps the place spic and span, and then hangs around for "just the one". On the other side you have the dining area, with truly excellent stews and Irish Spring Rolls and other well prepared dishes. Be warned however; they do not accept anything except cash, which is a shame as there is no ATM close by. See More

Mary Whitehead ·
My husband and I recently visited for a first time. It was wonderful. Guinness was perfect, food was excellent (we had the Stew and Irish Spring Rolls), and i...t was a delight not to have conversati on overridden by TV. The Kavanagh's have had the right idea for a very long time. Keep it up. We will be back for another visit on our next trip to Ireland. See More
Kath O'Gorman ·
Absolutely fantastic place, friendly, fantastic food and service was amazing. Would recommend highly, will be back before we go home �
Maurice Leahy ·
when people tell you about "old man" pubs, in the good way of course, this is THE pub their're talking about. Its a wonder that they've survived into the 21st c...entury and i'm damned glad they have.
It's a "must visit" on the Dublin pub trail.
Also reliably informed its very very high on the black stuff "best in city" list. See More
It's a "must visit" on the Dublin pub trail.
Also reliably informed its very very high on the black stuff "best in city" list. See More

Amy Jean Boebel ·
I recently enjoyed a wonderful lunch here. I had the chef's special coddle and the broth was delicious plus the contents were tender and flavorful. Since this... was my first coddle, I was not sure what to expect, but I am now a big fan. Not only were the family/ staff engaging, attentive and gracious, but the traditiona l feel of the pub made me feel right at home. Everyone was friendly and I am looking forward to returning sometime soon. I highly recommend a visit to Gravedigge rs Pub. See More


Andrew O'Neill ·
Called in with friends after a fantastic guided tour of Glasnevin cemetery. We all ordered Guinness and it was perfect.
Our Dublin friend advised us to stay fo...r lunch as we were going to head back into the city to eat. Lunch was delicious and Anne, whose family owns the bar was very welcoming and great craic. We will all definitely be back. It's everything an Irish pub should be!! See More
Our Dublin friend advised us to stay fo...r lunch as we were going to head back into the city to eat. Lunch was delicious and Anne, whose family owns the bar was very welcoming and great craic. We will all definitely
Darren Ashton ·
We were on a short weekend trip from the North East of England and decided to call in for a jar of the best Guinness in Dublin according to a local we spoke to ...yesterday. Please bear in mind they dont serve food on Sunday's as we found to our cost. The staff were very friendly and the Guinness was 10/10. Now we will have to go back again and sample the nosh and sup more of the black stuff. Thanks folks. See More
Fábio Thomé Fernandes Comparoni ·
The best pub that I went to!!
Every second on this place worth my entire trip to this beautiful city.
Every second on this place worth my entire trip to this beautiful city.


Jon Pog Botfield ·
Wonderful place, and full of such welcoming friendly people. The Guinness was perfect, will definitely be back next time I'm in Dublin
Chris von Zieten ·
Amazing place. Guiness was good and cheaper than in city center. Kitchen was already closed as I came very late. Would go there again.
Patricia Pierce ·
Spent last sat afternoon in John Kavanagh (gravedigg ers) Pub! Like walking into a warm friendly family home! Lovely lunch like been in your Granny's Kitchen with grate characters to chat to.💚
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