
"After Guinness, and people, Ireland's greatest export is surely the Irish pub, which can be found in just about every corner of the world from Alaska to New Zealand. But nothing beats settling in for a pint in one of the best pubs in Dublin - the OG city for pub culture and the home of the most famous stout on the planet."
"Yet not all pubs were created equal, so it's best to do your research to avoid the tourist traps and find the real deal. From creaky old spit-and-sawdust boozers to the most lyrical literary haunts and the watering holes beloved by locals, plus where to find the liveliest trad music sessions and the tastiest food, this is our round-up of evergreen pubs in Dublin, plus a newer arrival or two - and what they're best for."
Ireland's pub tradition ranks among the country's most recognizable cultural exports, present worldwide from Alaska to New Zealand. Dublin stands as the original city for pub culture and the birthplace of the world's most famous stout. Pubs in Dublin vary widely in character, from creaky spit-and-sawdust boozers to lyrical literary haunts. Many establishments are cherished by locals for atmosphere, music, and food. Visitors should research options to avoid tourist traps and seek authentic venues. The city offers lively trad music sessions, high-quality pub food, and both long-standing evergreen pubs and a few notable newer arrivals.
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