The Lincoln's Inn
Dublin, Ireland
19 Lincoln Pl, Dublin, Ireland
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Ian Waller
5.0★
8 months ago
What’s to say really. Very popular pub opposite the National gallery in Dublin. Lovely helpful greeting upon entering. Nice table in the bar (it also has a lounge section with lower tables and chairs). Nice menu and not the tourist prices. I had the most delicious Irish stew and the obligatory Guinness. Service was quick and polite. It emptied out very quickly after 2pm and I was virtually alone in the bar. If your passing pop in for a friendly pint and some excellent food.
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Chris Cummings
5.0★
9 months ago
Our first real Irish pub experience and it was fantastic!! Our server was great. She stated she had only worked there for three weeks. We shared the fish and chips. They were excellent! My wife had the brownie desert and it was delicious. Our tour guide recommended it to us and he was spot on. The place was packed and full laughter and conversations. Exactly like it’s supposed to be at a pub. Check it out and we think you’ll agree.
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Alberto Rizzi
5.0★
10 months ago
Great cozy pub in central Dublin, just round the corner from Trinity College. Friendly atmosphere, good selection of beers on tap and a good menu with hearty Irish staples from stew to beef and Guinness pie. Meat sourced from local producers is a big plus. Prices are totally fair considering large portions and a very central location. Definitely recommended, liked it so much I went twice in four days!
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William Lindsey
5.0★
10 months ago
Lincoln's Inn is a venerable old Dublin restaurant-bar, with a deservedly good reputation for decent food. The atmosphere alone is worth a visit, the pretty wooden panels and painted pillars in the bar area, the old mirrors. Lincoln's Inn website says that the food is insanely good. I wouldn't go that far myself. We had decent bowls of seafood chowder, fish and chips that made the grade without being wonderful, and an Irish stew that did deserve superlatives. It was very well-seasoned, perhaps with a sprig of thyme cooked in the pot and with parsley added at the end. Our wait person could not have been nicer, on top of it all.
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Moira Donovan
4.0★
10 months ago
Overall, we had a great experience here. It’s a very cool place given its history with James Joyce. The architecture inside is beautiful, and it’s close to Trinity College. Food was very good, and staff was very friendly. The only reason I’m taking a point off is because things took a little bit of time, but it was well worth the wait. Sit on the bar side if you can (left when entering), it looks prettier (but both are very nice). I had the Beef and Guinness Pie, and the meat was so tender and delicious. The prawns appetizer was also amazing
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