Located on Historic Stone Street, this Irish Bar and Restaurant could be just as easily nestled on a side street of Dublin City center. The Dubliner, a replica of an authentic Irish pub, is a must see! We serve classic Irish fare as well as a variety of favorites, sure to suit everyone’s tastes. We have three rooms to accommodate groups of any size, and our outdoor seating is an ideal setting for brunch. Our warm and welcoming staff will be happy to assist you with reservations or any questions. So, step over our threshold and spend an evening in Dublin—it is sure to be an unforgettable experience.

Dublin is home to many great sporting arenas, from Croke Park, with its capacity of 86,000 people, to Landsowne Road, which is home to the national Rugby and soccer teams. Of course, no trip to Dublin is complete without a visit to the first Guinness brewery at St. James Gate, opened in 1759 with the signing of a 9000 year lease by Arthur Guinness. Using our authentic Irish roots, we have established a piece of Dublin right here in New York City. Located on the cobblestones of historic Stone Street, it’s as if you’re walking through old Dublin. Stone Street is one of the first paved streets in Manhattan, originally laid out by Dutch Colonies. Step off Manhattan’s busy streets and into The Dubliner for a truly authentic Irish experience!