Bars, Inns & Pubs in Mansion House, Dublin with opening hours
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40 Dawson Street, Dublin, D02 AW24
+353 1 677 4567
Nestled in the heart of Dublin's city centre on Dawson Street, Café en Seine was established in 1993 and quickly became a go-to destination for locals and visitors to Dublin city. Today, its legacy continues with a beautiful space which features several dining experiences, along with a host of bars, bespoke event areas and a stunning indoor Parisian street garden. Known for its vibrant atmosphere, much has been said about us being the best location in Dublin for brunch, lunch, dinner, and late nights, thanks to its fantastic menus, restaurant settings, and cocktail bars. 
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15 Merrion Row, Dublin, D02 PF50
(01) 660 7194
ODonoghues B&B Bublin City, accommodation one of Dublins Most Famous Bars With Live Irish Music Dublin City Ireland 
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5 BAGGOT STREET LOWER, Dublin, D02 F866
01 6762945
Thu, Attire Casual, Take Away No, Lounge Bars, Nightlife, Smoking Outdoor Area Patio Only, Accepts Credit Cards Yes, Sat, Good for Groups Yes, Price Range, Alcohol Full Bar, Public Houses, Coat Check No, Best Nights Fri 
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39-40 Fenian St, 2, Dublin, D02 KD51
+353 1 676 6388
Coat Check No, Good for Groups Yes, Public Houses, Public Houses and Lounge Bars, Outdoor Seating Yes, Sat, Lounge Bars, Wheelchair Accessible Yes, Price Range, Restaurants Licensed, Smoking Outdoor Area Patio Only, Thu, Best Nights Fri, Parking Garages Street, Accepts Credit Cards Yes, Alcohol Full Bar, Nightlife, Ambience Casual, Bar 
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9 Anne St S, Dublin, D02 NY88
(01) 677 8312
Kehoes is an award-winning traditional Irish pub in the heart of Dublin. Kehoes was first licensed in 1803 and the premises that you see today was completed towards the end of the 19th century in typical Victorian style and is a treasure of authenticity. You can view stained glass mahogany doors, old Irish snugs, partitions and the entire homely feel throughout the pub – and it’s home to the best pint in Dublin! 