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restaurants and nightlife
René Berg
Age: 22
From: Denmark
Things I like to do in Dublin:
Take a walk down to the Garden
of Remembrance. It’s a great place
to enjoy lunch. It’s a small place of
freedom away from the noise of the
city. Another good spot is the Old
Mill restaurant down in Temple
Bar. The service is sublime, the food
amazing (frankly the only place
in the world that makes mashed
potatoes like mom does it) and the
atmosphere is really cozy. Great
place to dine out.
Domingo Sanchez
Age: 29
From: Spain
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Nina Duoli
Age: 29
From: Argentina
Dublin is full of things to do and if
you are in the city centre it’s very
easy to walk around. You can enjoy
sunny days in the beautiful Merrion
Square or Stephens Green Park.
Museums are an opportunity to
learn about Irish culture in different
ways. The Icon walk on Temple bar
mixes street art with Irish history
and it’s amazing! At the end of a
long day pubs, such Cobblestone on
Smithfield and Gogarty’s on Temple
bar, are an opportunity to drink
a pint and enjoy good traditional
Irish music.
The Bia Bar, in Lower Stephen Street, is
one of the best bars in town. Contemporary
funk design, cool atmosphere and
friendly staff make this place stand out.
This pub has an impressive selection of
DJ’s, especially Loris Paladino EM parties,
to rival other fashionable venues.
Live music along with an ethnically integrated
crowd is another reason for going
down to the Bia. The food is awesome
with lovely pizzas and modern menu sets.
They do pretty good cocktails too.
Another place worth spending your Euros
in is JOE Burger in Rathmines. They
Daniel Figueira
Age: 31
From: Venezuela
At night, just immerse yourself in
the atmosphere of some of the best
bars in the world. Music is the beating
heart of Irish life. Within these
establishments the happiness of the
people makes you feel Irish. The
night is so enjoyable that it feels too
short. That is why people who come
to Dublin for a week might stay a
whole lifetime. But, there’s more,
the city centre also has its welcoming
Cafes, to enjoy a good Italian
coffee. There are French bakeries to
taste croissants without missing the
French recipe. Incredible! Dublin
reunites Europe, Asia, Africa and
America. This new found diversity
catches you and in just days you
can make friends from all over the
world.
make the best gourmet burgers in town
and the staff are charming. I love the music
there and, along with a top selection of
beers, it’s the best place to go for classic
burgers in Dublin. Freebird Records, on
Wicklow Street (near Grafton Street),
sells New and Second hand books, vinyl
records, CD’s, DVD’s and other items of
interest. The staff are professional and
friendly with customers and it’s a great
place to pick up some great music whilst
browsing, always in a pleasant atmosphere.