Cool And Quirky Bars In Dublin

Among one of the best bars in Dublin for young adults, Max's Burgers is the Mediterranean-inspired restaurant that's coming in hot. Boasting slick, vibrant decor, as well as an enticing menu that focuses on barbecued meat and seafood, this joint is a must-visit.

Hailed as one of the best watering holes for its bootlegger-inspired style and Prohibition cocktails, The Blind Pig is a haunt that promises a true flavour of the 1920s. Head down for concoctions made with flair alongside candlelit tables and plenty of vintage furniture to go around.

Hands down one of the best bars in Dublin city centre, The Market Bar is a characterful spot that serves up tasty lunches, hearty dinners and fruity cocktails. The former Victorian warehouse has been transformed into an industrial-chic space with plenty of natural light and a vibrant atmosphere.

Gorgeous and gilded, Farrier & Draper is a three-storey drinking and dining hub. When it comes to cocktail bars in Dublin city centre, this spot is perfect for yummy nibbles and pizza, alongside stunning tipples - think lemon mojitos and spicy margaritas.

Whether you came for bottomless brunch, a drag party or some chilled out after-work drinks, Bow Lane is one seriously quirky bar in Dublin. Located only minutes from the castle, you'll find cracking cocktails and a fine selection of spirits alongside DJs and fun-loving party vibes. 

One of the city's most cosmopolitan and influential historical boozers, Bartley's is an 'Aladdin's Cave' of drinking in Dublin city centre. Head on over to The Grafton Hotel and discover this treasure trove of quirky cocktails and delicious eating - the Italian tortellini is especially divine.

People may know Opium as a late-night clubbing spot, but there's more than meets the eye when it comes to this Wexford Street location. Throwing out more than a few nods to Asian culture, there are quirky cocktails, aromatic dishes and one of the most gorgeous rooftop bars in Dublin.

This Middle Abbey Street bar is a party palace all week long, offering guests a downstairs room for ping pong and karaoke, with an upstairs eatery and disco space. From fun date nights to weekday celebrations, this place caters to all tastes and needs. 

Named after the year Poitín was banned in Ireland, Bar 1661 is an award-winning cocktail bar. If you're in search of a quirky bar with uniquely Irish tipples and independent spirits, there's no other place that compares to this Green Street haunt.

Searching for the best places for drinks in Temple Bar? Bab Bobs is definitely up there, thanks to its eclectic menu of signature sips and rebellious attitude. Swing by for live music and bites to eat before heading up to the oh-so cool rooftop terrace.

With 90s nostalgia at the forefront of this bar, it promises a raucous night of retro bangers, themed soirees and the like. One of the most unusual bars in Dublin, Jackie's is as quirky as they come, with drinks like the Solero pornstar being the stars of the show.

Boasting a little something for everyone, The Workmans Club plays host to live music nights, comedy shows and DJ events. That's not all as this spot features a colourful rooftop bar and unique interiors that play on the idea of a traditional gentleman's club. 

Whether it's the brooding interiors, the heated terrace or the world-class cocktails that get you, it comes as no surprise Vintage Cocktail Club made our list. Swing by this secret Temple Bar spot for one of the most unique bars in Dublin.

If you're looking for the best cocktail bars in Dublin, you'd be a fool to miss what Café En Seine has to offer. Not only is the building itself a grand and quirky affair all round, you can pair cocktails and gastro inspired grub with live music on selected days.

La Cave is a haven for date nights, after-work drinking and meeting up with mates. The subterranean spot in Dublin 2 is the city's oldest wine bar, with an ever-changing menu of handpicked bottles and seasonal French dishes to pair with your sipping.  

Piglet is a Temple Bar staple serving a, 'carefully selected mess' of biodynamic, natural and organic wines, all with classic European appeal. Championing simplicity in its interiors design and laid-back approach, this is a proper cool haunt for kicking back and trying a few new sips.

One of the most unique places to drink in Dublin, Riot has a punk attitude through and through; think neon lights, graffiti and cult movie artwork strewn across the walls. This bar is keeping its patrons entertained with live music, DJ nights, arcade games and pool. 

Whether you're splashing the cash on a special occasion or fancy heading out on a quirky date night, The Ivy is hands down one of the best cocktail bars in Dublin city centre. Expect to find a botanical beaut that's jam-packed with elegant brasserie-style bites and fab blood orange margaritas.

Bobbys is a pretty in pink wine bar and restaurant. As well as being an achingly cool Insta-haven, it backs up its style with an equally impressive menu of toasties and sumptuous snacks. Head on over to this cool drinking den, and you can sip on organic wine and the bubbliest cocktails.

Very few Mexican spots have the reputation that 777 do. Not only is this quirky bar home to one of the best margaritas in town, but it also fronts eclectic interiors making for the perfect backdrop to dig into their fiery plates of tacos.