Quirky Things To Do In Dublin

The Grand Social is a quirky Dublin landmark for live music and club nights. Boasting a large venue space, rooftop beer garden, bespoke cocktail bar and screens for match days, it's a hub for all things entertainment in the city with its roster of unusual events. 

Bringing booze, breakfast food and brilliant drag performances to Dublin, Bow Lane's drag brunch is certainly one quirky thing to do in Dublin. Swing by and you'll find a party paradise with pop tunes and entertainment that'll start your weekend in the best way possible.

Piglet is a Temple Bar staple housing a 'carefully selected mess' of biodynamic, natural and organic wines, with classic European appeal. If you're looking for something quirky to do in Dublin, check out a tasting session at this wine wonderland with a charming hodge-podge vibe.

Taking place at Copper Face Jacks on a Monday night, this quirky event pays homage to hospitality with discounted drinks all night. Head on over there to enjoy €3 drinks all night long while getting to know other people that work in the industry. 

Amy Austin is one of the city's most unusual nights out for its location alone. Housed in Drury Street's car park, the bar boasts a wide range of wines on tap and by the glass, bottle or carafe alongside an all-day menu and a dog-friendly policy, so even man's best friend can get a look-in. 

Ever wanted the chance to try all the best food in Dublin on one quirky day trip? Now's your chance. Delicious Dublin Tours will take you through the city's streets, stopping off at some seriously drool-worthy spots as you get an inside look into its foodie scene. 

A fabulous spot that's filled with quirky things to do, Wigwam will keep you entertained with its ping pong tables, karaoke machine and packed event schedule. From boozy brunches to live shows, there's never a dull moment at this fun-loving social hub on Middle Abbey Street.

This secret bar in Dublin is one of the most unique places to go in the city, with its vintage interiors, grocery knickknacks and hardware finds. Take your mates here for a plethora of board games, rounded off nicely with freshly poured pints and a few humble bar snacks.

Looking for an escape from it all? Ohana is a tiki paradise made up of vibrant prints, low hanging botanicals and plenty of neon signs. With one of the city's largest collections of rum, the bar wants to help broaden your perceptions of the spirit through their menu of quirky cocktails. 

A treasure trove of plush red interiors and quirky furnishings, La Cave Wine Bar is a unique place to drink in Dublin. Head here to explore their extensive collection of global wines (with over 350 bottles on the list) alongside a menu of French dishes.