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Dubliner Pub
1025 Washington Ave., 1st Floor St. Louis, MO 63103 Map It
314-421-4300
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2007 Readers' Choice
Honorable Mention Tie: Favorite English / Irish / Scottish

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2006 Readers' Choice
Honorable Mention Tie: Favorite English / Irish / Scottish

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09/24/2006
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Detailed Information

Hours of Operation:

Mon.-Thu. 11 a.m.-12 a.m.
Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m.-1:30 a.m.
Sun. 10 a.m.-11 p.m.
Sat. & Sun. Brunch 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

Cuisine:

Irish
Bar & Grill/Pubs

Neighborhood:

Downtown City

Special Attributes:

Sports / BigTVs
Saturday Lunch
Open Sundays
Open Mondays
Late Night
Kid Friendly
Entertainment / Music
Carry-Out
Banquet/Party Room
Sunday Brunch

Price Range:

$15 to $20

Meals Served:

Lunch, Dinner, Sat. & Sun. Brunch

Alcohol:

Yes

Outdoor Dining:

Dress Code:

Laid Back

Reservations
Recommended:

Yes

Smoking Area:

Yes

Wheelchair Access:

Yes

Payment Method:

All Major Credit Cards

Banquet Rooms:

Yes

Catering:

Delivery:

Take Out:

Yes

Food Rating	Service Rating	Atmosphere Rating	Value Rating	(out of 34 voters)
7	7.2	8.4	6.8

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Date: 06/06/2008 Posted By: kmg2008
Ratings - Food: 5 Service: 10 Atmosphere: 10 Value: 10
I didn't eat here, but I had the intention to. We went there to eat, but after looking at the menu, we left. I think I may have expected something a little different, but when they say irish food, they mean it. It served dishes like chips and mayo, only had 2 salad dressings and other then that didn't seem to have a lot of choices. If someone out there is like me and a little picky, this wouldn't be the restaurant. The place was nice though.... a great place to get a drink.

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Responding to: kmg2008 says "I didn't eat here, but I had the intention to. We went there to eat, but after looking at the menu, we left. I think I may have expected something a little different, but when they say irish food, they mean it. It served dishes like chips and mayo, only had 2 salad dressings and other then that didn't seem to have a lot of choices. If someone out there is like me and a little picky, this wouldn't be the restaurant. The place was nice though.... a great place to get a drink."

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