Kennedy's Pub & Restaurant

My first dinner in Dublin, so I’ve nothing to compare yet, but the service was great - staff was very friendly and attentive, and appeared exactly when I was ready for them at each point. Guinness was creamy and delightful, excellent fish & chips, yummy potato & leek soup as a starter. I was there at around 5 on a Wednesday evening so the atmosphere was chill in the dining area, no reservation needed.

We stopped at Kennedy for lunch. It was a bit before the lunch rush. We went to sit in the back and the waitress made us move to a different table. We chose to get up and sit in front because I wanted to look out the window and people watch. The waitress on that side was much nicer. We ordered our drinks and food. Soon the rush of people came in. The place was packed. Our drinks were delivered by the bartender. Soon after our food. Everything was good. Service and food.

Great experience of Pub & Restaurant to enjoy traditional dishes with drinks. The menu is not very extensive, nevertheless it has quite some options, and is good relation quality versus price. Highly recommended for a few pints, or to enjoy the full experience

Clean bar, good food and ale and nice serving staff. Just as a foreign visitor would expect from an Irish Pub. Prices are market reasonable and the Guinness was cold. Service was quick even during the lunch crunch. Quick walk from the parks, library, Oscar Wilde statue; Jokers Chair and beautiful Liffey.

We had the been and guiness stew. Really savory and delicious. Service was very good; attentive staff and very polite, pleasant. Fod was brought in a timely manner; prices were reasonable. The atmosphere was pretty good for lunchtime. It was not full, so you had space and time to eat without a rush. Reccomended.

Came here for some Irish stew, got the stew with a puff pastry on top.(beef and Guiness pie) it was tasty but the beef was a little overcooked. friend got a veggie burger which was good service was fast mid day, and over all we paid 18 euro each . they charged a euro for hot sauce presentation is good

A wonderful pub grub spot. For the Irish literary fans a must stop place- WHY Because Oscar Wilde worked here. I took a picture with OW’s brass statue. My book British Raj Thillana is now published.

Best place if you are going to a live music gig in Trinity College. I had an Asahi (didn't try the Guinness). Was 100%. Staff were fast and friendly. Eclectic crowd. No complaints. Don't go into the venue if there is a queue at the Lincoln gate. Stay in the pub. Get another pint. Go to the loo. There is a good 200m of more queues inside the gate.

My first dinner in Dublin, so I’ve nothing to compare yet, but the service was great - staff was very friendly and attentive, and appeared exactly when I was ready for them at each point. Guinness was creamy and delightful, excellent fish & chips, yummy potato & leek soup as a starter. I was there at around 5 on a Wednesday evening so the atmosphere was chill in the dining area, no reservation needed.

We stopped at Kennedy for lunch. It was a bit before the lunch rush. We went to sit in the back and the waitress made us move to a different table. We chose to get up and sit in front because I wanted to look out the window and people watch. The waitress on that side was much nicer. We ordered our drinks and food. Soon the rush of people came in. The place was packed. Our drinks were delivered by the bartender. Soon after our food. Everything was good. Service and food.

Great experience of Pub & Restaurant to enjoy traditional dishes with drinks. The menu is not very extensive, nevertheless it has quite some options, and is good relation quality versus price. Highly recommended for a few pints, or to enjoy the full experience

Clean bar, good food and ale and nice serving staff. Just as a foreign visitor would expect from an Irish Pub. Prices are market reasonable and the Guinness was cold. Service was quick even during the lunch crunch. Quick walk from the parks, library, Oscar Wilde statue; Jokers Chair and beautiful Liffey.

We had the been and guiness stew. Really savory and delicious. Service was very good; attentive staff and very polite, pleasant. Fod was brought in a timely manner; prices were reasonable. The atmosphere was pretty good for lunchtime. It was not full, so you had space and time to eat without a rush. Reccomended.

Came here for some Irish stew, got the stew with a puff pastry on top.(beef and Guiness pie) it was tasty but the beef was a little overcooked. friend got a veggie burger which was good service was fast mid day, and over all we paid 18 euro each . they charged a euro for hot sauce presentation is good

A wonderful pub grub spot. For the Irish literary fans a must stop place- WHY Because Oscar Wilde worked here. I took a picture with OW’s brass statue. My book British Raj Thillana is now published.

Best place if you are going to a live music gig in Trinity College. I had an Asahi (didn't try the Guinness). Was 100%. Staff were fast and friendly. Eclectic crowd. No complaints. Don't go into the venue if there is a queue at the Lincoln gate. Stay in the pub. Get another pint. Go to the loo. There is a good 200m of more queues inside the gate.