The Dubliner
Copenhagen
At a glance
The Dubliner at Amagertorv 5, 1160 København, offers a spirited immersion into the vibrant world of a traditional Irish pub. Renowned for its dynamic atmosphere, this lively venue draws visitors with its engaging mix of live music, televised sports events, and a welcoming environment that encourages social interaction. Offering live music from Thursday to Sunday and screenings of major sports matches from leagues such as the Premier League and Six Nations, The Dubliner stands out for its entertainment options alongside its bar offerings.
The pub features an impressive menu of classic Irish and pub fare, including staples such as fish and chips, Irish stew, and a comprehensive selection of drinks. On tap, patrons can enjoy a creamy Guinness, among other craft beers, ciders, and cocktails. A diverse whiskey selection further complements the drink offerings, drawing enthusiasts keen to explore its many options. The Dubliner is not just about the food and drink. Its ambiance is punctuated by friendly service and a casual vibe, making it an inviting space where newcomers and locals alike come together for shared experiences.
The pub's central location in Copenhagen adds a layer of convenience for visitors exploring the city's cultural and historical sites. When visiting The Dubliner, the promise is a blend of spirited Irish culture and friendly social engagement at any time of the day until late.
Reviews
Large pub with seating outside as well as a large spot upstairs inside. Typical pub vibes but pretty decent food! The fish and chips were quite nice, soft and melt in your mouth. They also had a nice crunchy coating.
Beautiful place, I would recommend this place! Staff is friendly, location is situated in an old bank-building. Loving it!
If I could give 10 ⭐️ just for the atmosphere, I absolutely would. Live music, an incredible vibe, and such a fun crowd. And the bartenders-total crush! :)
the usual Irish pub with the usual food and vibe. crowded on the outside - no place to sit cuse it's a nice warm day to be out. Lots of place inside. It's a huge joint, has 2 floors.
A cozy Irish bar, the way it should be. A big range of beers, whiskeys and cocktails. Pub food that seemed good enough. Shows sports (the reason I was there) and have live music several times a week. Due to the location it’s a lot of tourists though. But a nice place, nevertheless.
