This unique old style pub is the sister shop of the Quays in Galway. It is a busy premises in the centre of Temple Bar with a traditional Irish feel. Extremely courteous staff are sure to make your visit one of the highlights of your stay in Dublin.

It is a good fun pub frequented by a good mix of clientele and features traditional music every day. Originally a grain store and more recently a warehouse for Dublin Woollen Mills, the Quays Bar has become a congenial watering hole for tourists from all over the world.

Stone floors, old timber benches, old bits of machines from woollen mills and factories, old furniture, books and an amazing collection of bric-a-brac all evoke memories of times gone by. Unique surrounds only topped by the atmosphere, which despite the Old World Style, is young, vibrant and buzzing.

Good drink, good food and good service all contribute to ensure that the customer – so often taken from granted in the modern world – is totally immersed in the craic, washing around in the tide of traditional music which is part of the staple diet in The Quays.