House Dublin

I booked House (the garden area) for my niece's baby shower and even before I got there I knew that we were going to be well looked after. Nicola's communication beforehand made me feel in good hands. The welcoming friendly faces, the service and the food were exceptional. 10/10. Can't recommend this place enough... maybe next time, I'll get to stay in the hotel.

I always have an incredible experience at House! From the moment you walk in, you are struck by the beautiful interior – stylish, warm, and inviting. The atmosphere alone is enough to make you want to stay awhile, but what truly sets this place apart is the amazing staff, everyone is such a vibe! Patricia is an absolute star – her cocktails are next-level, and she makes you feel so welcome with her friendly, engaging personality. You can tell she really loves what she does, and it shows in every drink she creates. And then there's Becia – always smiling, always upbeat, and her positive energy is contagious. She brings such a cheerful vibe to the whole place. Great service, friendly faces, and a gorgeous setting! Highly recommend!

We had an amazing lunch here after our registry wedding. They were able to accommodate a member of our party who is both ceoliac and lactose intolerant. The staff were so lovely and friendly. And all the food was delicious. Couldn't recommend it highly enough.

Had a great evening at house in Dublin for the bank holiday ! All the staff were great and very welcoming. Special mention to darragh who was serving us all night. He was really attentive and got us all our orders promptly and professionally. Really great personality and an absolute credit to House Dublin. Looking forward to our next trip to house!

We came for Saturday brunch and it was fantastic. There were a lot of hen parties there and the vibe was certainly more of a party day drinking atmosphere. Just perfect. I got the steak and eggs and it was ideal. My wife got the fish and chips and it was a massive American sized portion. Crazy. The kids menu was great as well.

Unacceptable Customer Service and Lack of Professionalism I had a deeply disappointing experience during a visit to this venue on Friday, 25th July at 22:38. When my payment card temporarily failed to process, a member of the bar staff responded in an entirely inappropriate and unprofessional manner. In front of other patrons and my guest, he stated, “If you don’t have money, why do you order?” — a comment that was both disrespectful and humiliating. I subsequently submitted a formal complaint via email to welcome@housedublin.ie and expect the management to take this matter seriously and seek appropriate disciplinary action. Such behavior reflects poorly on the establishment’s standards of customer service. I hope steps will be taken to ensure no other customer is treated in such a manner.

I was really looking forward to trying this place, but unfortunately, it didn’t fully meet expectations. Several of my friends found their dishes overly salty, which made it hard to enjoy. I had the steak — it was actually quite good in terms of flavor and cooked well, but the portion was surprisingly small for the price. Service was decent, but overall, the value just wasn’t there. Might give it another try, but not in a hurry.

We went for a dinner on a Tuesday. Not that busy. Food was good. But too pricey. We celebrated our friends bday. They have a bottle of complimentary Prosecco and cake. That’s was good gesture. If you ask me will I go back in the next few months. Nop. But it’s a good place for a corporate gathering. They have a good ambience

very trendy and exclusive place, the rooms are small but everything else there compensates for it. the garden is insanely beautiful, even in winter or rainy weather you can enjoy your drink outside, I highly recommend

House is easy to miss, but an absolute must-try for anyone living in or visiting Dublin. My husband and I both bookmarked it to try, so we stopped by for dinner to see if it lived up to its review hype. Spoiler alert: it did. We had a mezze board and the mushroom arancini to start. The mezze board was huge, and really decadent. The feta was really quite smooth and soft in both texture and taste -- not as sharp as one might think with classic feta. The vegetables were tangy and roasted well with a hint of vinegar (or citrus?), and served with a hummus and some sort of red pepper spread. The arancini were out of this world. Fried to perfection, but still leaving the arborio rice pleasantly firm. For our mains, we opted to have steak (my husband) and I went for the salmon, which was served on top of a bed of lentils with crispy kale and roasted potatoes. The salmon was fine, but the kale and lentils were really what I was after. The potatoes were good, too. Golden, but not super crispy. I think the BEST thing about the entire meal was the cocktail list if I'm honest. My husband is boring and went for Guinness, but I had one of my favorites: the Vesper Martini. The mixologist at House was truly gifted. It was one of the best Vespers I've ever had.

This review is for the hotel. DO NOT STAY HERE UNLESS YOU ARE PART OF The PARTY SCENE HERE. They should decide whether they are a nightclub or a hotel. We were kept up past 4AM by EPICALLY bad and INCREDIBLY loud karaoke occurring directly below our room. When we complained, the staff said we should have known, since there is also a night club on site. You have been warned

Very nice place, the veranda is huge, and the garden is covered and with heat (yes even in winter and on rainy days you can have a drink outside) Nice cocktails menu, I had a Peach and Plum and it was perfect If you have never been here yet I totally recommand to try after work for exemple!!

Don't get it... First impressions, I just don't get it! Yes, it's a great looking bar and has no many different sides to it, my fave being the garden area out the back however between the service and the food, I left a little disappointed after having this on my go-to list for so long. It was a quiet early afternoon, we sat out back and it was a little windy but what was so annoying is that every like 5 mins, the waitress keep closing the electric awning only for the manager/host or dude that doesn't have to wear the uniform, kept opening it... I felt like shouting, Oi, cut it out! It was annoying, the noise plus let's face it yes it's a gorgeous garden and some natural light is better but it's windy and chilly so just leave it closed, you're not the one sitting out here with your cardigan and scarf still on you! The food also took some time to come, the waitress was possible new at this as she was very awkward coming and going from the table; the final straw was when my husband was still eating, she came to clear away dishes, ok, take mine away however she proceeded to consolidate his plates including moving his knife and fork off the plate he was eating from; back off lady, he's eating! Some basic dining etiquette and it just wasn't displayed by the staff. There was also a delay with our drinks, having ordered a drink within 5 mins of arriving, it was nearly 30 mins later before we got them. The order went to a bar that was closed, so the actual barman never got the order, didn't feel this was dealt with very well and as I ordered a cocktail, it then took another 10 mins after they discovered the mistake before we finally had a beverage on the table. tut tut! I only live up the round from here however it's just not impressed me; wouldn't be rushing back.

Big fan of House, very nice and friendly staff. Tapas is good and filling, cocktails are delicious it all adds up with the hefty bill but sure one only lives once. The crowd in House is great, it's easy to chat with friends while listening to old school music that I remember from the 90s. Il

I was only ever here for cocktails but the setting, atmosphere and the drinks were ace. The garden area out the back is gorgeous and I could happily spend an evening sipping on a cool drink out there. The drinks are pricey enough but to be expected in this part of the city in such a beautiful setting.

We came to the classy House for a quick lunch but it turned out to be anything but quick. House exudes modern elegance and seems to attract business clientele. The decor is quirky, we sat at an old boardroom type table with low comfortable armchairs for seating. The first thing that struck me when I walked in to House was the opulence, I can't express how rich everything is. The cocktail menu only helped to enhance this feeling of elegance. Even though it was lunchtime on a Wednesday we all went for a cocktail. I went for the Cuban Ivy which was a rum based drink with a sharp tangy aftertaste. As with any good cocktail it was extremely moreish, but I managed to resist a second. Food wise I opted for a simple club sandwich but to be honest it was a little dry and a little bit of a let down. I really liked House overall but the service wasn't great - at one point a waiter began to take our order and then drifted off half way through, it was a bizarre moment and he never did come back, luckily another waiter was on hand to take the full order. Overall House was ok, not exceptional, but definitely worth a visit.

I always try and make a stop at House when I am in Dublin as it's one of my favorite places to dance and drink in the city. The facade is fairly unassuming but know that there is always a party inside. I usually just hang around the ground floor bar area and catch that DJ but if you're really feeling rowdy, head downstairs for more of a traditional club scene with black lights, dancers, and who knows what all else. The music on the main level is more of a mix of top 40 from various decades but always something to dance to. Expect more club and electro beats on the lower level. People watching at House will never disappoint and expect to see anything and everything. From odd hen parties to misplaced out of towners, House has it all.

This really is one of my favorite places in Dublin, I take everyone here. Their cocktails are delicious, the decor inside is beautiful, and I am absolutely in love with their garden. The garden also has another bar outside, that looks like a greenhouse. I have now tried every item on their menu (yes, really. We go in groups) and it's all delicious. The steak crostini are my favorites, followed by the breaded mushrooms. On the weekends late at night, it becomes a club. I have to say it's not my favorite as a club, but I like chilling there with cocktails or wine on week days in the evening.

Is this hot spot a big secret or what...?! Heard it from a friend who heard it from a friend who heard it from another this is the place to mess around! So, I gave it a shot and am here to shout about it with flying colors! You wouldn't know it was there if the statues of two dogs located at the entrance didn't catch your eye. It's a spot that is right in the heart of Georgian Dublin. Enter into what used to be a Georgian home but has been transformed into one of the coolest - if not THE coolest - spaces in Dublin. Private lounges, parlours, sitting rooms, tables for two and a huge garden space abound in the House. Grab a seat - there's a wealth of them - and eat, drink and be merry. There is literally no bad seat in the House! The lunch eats and lite bites are visually appealing. And, the cocktail, wine and beer list is absolutely extensive and somewhat reasonable. There are several bars to get your drink on as well! Then there's the garden / patio space - the most inviting and gorgeous patio setting I have seen yet in Dublin. This is not a beer garden - it's a champagne dream! In the evening, the red room downstairs turns into a nightclub. Cover charges are collected at midnight. Also, apparently, there's an 'open house' now and then which is a way that this establishment gives back to the community for keeping it in business! It's the best kept secret in Dublin but now it's out of the bag!

Really enjoy going there for food, coffee or drinks. Inside is pretty spacious but cosy at the same time with lovely interiors - the "homely" look really works - but my favourite part is the covered garden area. It's pretty big and just LOVE the way it's decorated, the chairs, fairy lights.. very very nice. They serve some pretty good food as well and staff is always really friendly. Will keep coming.

A bar in a house. A very big house..... in the county... Gladly my visit to house did not result in a 'Blur' of a night like my coy reference. It was however a very pleasant experience. They have a new cocktail menu, inside this they have a great sloe gin negroni. A little pricey at €14, but great nonetheless. Flicking through the cocktail menu dragging my goldfinger between all manners of cocktails i noticed the section devoted to martinis. They actually have a 'Vesper Martini' listed on the menu, which is advertised as the drink of preference to one James Bond. Now upon reading this, I mindfully conjured up an experience in a glass, one that would result in girls in versace dresses falling out of the rafters into my lap, aswell as reaching into my jacket pocket to discover mysterious keys to an awaiting Aston Martin DB9. Alas the bar tender honestly informed me that it was like drinking pure alcohol, a mixture of gin and vodka and baddies. I dont really like pure alcohol so I ordered something a little softer. The staff are very friendly, I love honesty especially when it comes to a recommendation thats critiques their own menu. At the weekends this place can get rather busy. Not my cup of tea. But for a midweek drink served up within a relaxing ambience then its 'just the tonic' like the drink I shall attach a picture of, made using fresh fruit, lemon sorbet and gin. A real adults dessert. Their glassware is also wonderful. You feel important holding it. You want to take it home with you, but you mustn't do this :-) Real adults don't do this....

Hotel: small rooms, but very tasteful Pub: Trendy... but not too young... great service Food: excellent .... without trying too hard Cocktails: creative.... they have everything Recommendation: I would send people

Booked a table after a dinner nearby. Service was slow but overall not a bad spot for drinks. Music good

How has House not made it to Yelp yet? Beautiful surrounds, a light filled conservatory, and an alfresco garden beyond - House immediately feels like home. A bustling lunch spot: the menu is simple but oh so tasty fare. Daily sandwich and soup specials are always worth a look, though it's hard to go past the chicken quesadillas. House kicks up a notch as the sun goes down, opening its doors for dinner and a newly minted nightclub downstairs. House: yup, you'll be wanting the address.

Probably my new favourite haunt in Dublin. Classy and cool the crowd who frequent are a good bunch. Drinks are at decent prices and the food is fantastic. The massive covered garden area makes for an attractive destination for drinks when you have smoker mates or just fancy some air away from the loud music. Bonus is the two dogs outside!

I went here for their afternoon tea. It was fine. Nothing to write home about, the portions were small and it was expensive for what you actually get. I paid €38 for the champagne option. To be honest I was a bit disappointed as I had heard such great things about House. I thought the waiting staff were quite rude, for example when he was taking our orders he kept greeting people that were coming in the door at the same time. The decor is lovely and the atmosphere is great, there is a good mix of people that go there. We stayed and had a few drinks after the afternoon tea. The bar staff, and bouncers were great I have to say, very friendly and accommodating. The drinks are expensive if you drink spirits. Not sure about the beers or wine etc.

This is a most amazing place to party. A perfectly decorated & lit entire residence with some of the best indoor/outdoor features on top of a dance club. Great music selection and top of the line crowd.

It was described to me as a night club for grown ups, as it turned out it was a pretty good description (whether i like it or not, I am 40, I am a grown up, there is really very little I can do about it!) We spent the eve in the greenhouse, out the back, beside the very ornate and warm smoking area, the bar was impressively stocked and comfortable. Highlight of the eve was the cocktail ordered by one of the guys - it came in a glass skull, it was cool!

I came here for lunch during a weekday (haven't been here for drinks yet). It was super low-key, well-lit, had lots of nice spaces and was a great place to have a chat. They have a nice menu for lunch choices - there's salads, soups, sandwiches, full meals, and bites. Definitely get the bravas to share - they're super yummy! I loved the sour cream and salsa sauces that came on top. My salad was really good and the prawns were very fresh. I would definitely come back for lunch some time!

We came for an event, so I should disclose that I may not have seen it as it usually is. It was for the Lovin Dublin Brunch- you buy a ticket and get food and drinks at a certain venue. This time it was House! From the outside it just looks like what it's called- a house. One of the many on Leeson Street, so it blends in apart from the dog statues outside. It has retained a lot of it's houseness inside- it's a lovely space and they've done it up very nicely. They had set up tables in the main room absolutely dripping with food, and then we were given vouchers for drinks from the bar. My favourite part was the outside area- it was leafy and green with plenty of tables and benches. As it was a sunny day, it was comfortable to sit outside and still get shade from the plants. Service was okay, our server seemed a bit strange in his interactions with us but for the most part we got our own food and it worked well.

This is a hard one for me to rate, the venue is beautiful, staff charming and drinks tasty, if a little on the pricey side, but the clientele that the place attracts has put me right off. I know I may dress a little differently, favouring vintage and 50s reproduction clothing, but I hardly look like a recently landed alien, which is how I felt on Friday when I came in for some post event drinks. As one of my friends pointed out it felt like being in a zoo, with constant inappropriate comments being made to the females in my group, which is a pity, because its such a stunning space. I was in again on Sunday and had a lovey afternoon tea, and would highly recommend trying it, presented beautifully and really tasty it was a far better time to enjoy the surroundings and I will be back again for it. but can't see myself returning of a weekend night.

Hmmmmm. First impressions as I walked in was Wow, cool looking place! As I ventured down deeper it kept getting bigger! Then you go out the back to the garden area. Just as cool and just as big! Decor and layout is absolutely on trend. There are about 3 bars scattered throughout the pub so either they get incredibly busy or it's easy enough to get a drink without waiting for ages!! So we sat out in the garden area. It was a little cold out but they closed over the roof top and turned on the heaters for us! Just perfect. So we ordered our food and drinks which arrived to us with our food (25mins later) as the waitress sent our drinks order the the wrong bar! Anyway, our tapas arrived. We ordered the Patatas Bravas with chorizo, breaded mushrooms, chicken sliders and beef sliders. To be honest, the paratas Bravas was the nicest part of our brunch! The beef sliders with blue cheese had hardly/if any blue cheese. The chicken was incredibly dry but over all it was ok! Just OK! Towards the end of the meal I was still finishing my burgers, side plate to the left of me and an empty plate in front of me with my fork resting on it as I was still eating! Our waitress came over and started to remove some empty plates she proceeded to reach over me, remove the fork from the plate which was in front of me as I was using it (The hint is, my fork is still on it, food still in my mouth), picked up my fork and placed it on the side plate, then removed the plate in front of me! Ehhhh - What just happened! I was stunned tbh! I'm still eating and she is removing plates from underneath me! So, I'd say this is a good place to meet for a few drinks after work or for a party but I wouldn't be back for the food again..

This is my second time to visit House for midweek lunch. I am 50/50 on if I love the place. Pro's are its really cosy and decorated very fancy. Both times the food was really tasty and well presented. Today I had the superfood salad for lunch and as salads go I enjoyed it a lot. The service was quick and friendly. Price is medium for lunch compared to places close by. Our seats were in a nice position beside a fire which I appreciated on a cold winter day. Con's - I'm not sure if the staff are overly busy but they seem to forget orders on both times I have visited for lunch. This time a coffee never came which isn't a huge deal. But the first time I visited here for lunch a year ago, they forget us and we were waiting an hour for food even after we reminded them we were waiting on two occasions. They also sat us out the back garden, fine for the summer but it was spring in Ireland and quite cold. We asked about putting on the overhead heaters and the lunch time staff didn't know how to turn it on. No matter how nice the food was, I didn't enjoy it sitting shivering. I'm glad I went back today for lunch as it was a nicer experience and made me think I may do another lunch there soon.

500 stars. We are visiting from Boston and this restaurant blew us away. The food was AMAZING, the ambience and service was even better. Such a cool experience. A nice change from the traditional Irish food you find in a lot of the other pubs and restaurants. Highly, highly recommend!! We will be back every chance we get! Maeve is the best!!

When I first moved back to Dublin I literally went here every week- not sure what has changed but I don't frequent here as much. I do really like House particularly on a weekday evening when it's a little quieter and you can get seating comfortably outside. One thing that does bother me from time to time is that you will turn up and it will either be closed for a private function or you are in the midst of a company event. The drinks are good- cocktails can be expensive but you feel that you are getting your money's worth. They offer a food menu which is Tapas I believe which is good but again expensive. The age range is probably mid twenties to late 30's.

This place is a hidden gem in Dublin. From the moment we walked in we felt at home, they even knew my name upon arrival. We made dinner reservations for two and they reserved a cozy table for a candlelight dinner by the fireplace looking out the window. The drinks were hands down the best drinks I've ever had in my life. A little pricey but definitely worth it for the mixology drinks.

Visited here for lunch today with work colleagues. There was 9 of us in total. The table we had was nice however a bit cramped for eating. Several of us ordered the burgers but because we were sat so close it was a struggle to actually pick it up and eat it. Some ended up using knives and forks and didn't appear to enjoy it the same. The food came out on bread boarss but there was no room on the table for them. With the burger came 'cajun' fries - honestly I don't know why they were called that. They were just soggy chips with a spinkle of salt. The decor however is lovely and the staff are all friendly, polite and extrmely attentive. As soon as the water glasses went down slightly the staff were straight over to refill. This place might be nice for a few drinks but don't get all the hype about the food.

I was here recently on a Saturday evening for cocktails before we headed elsewhere for dinner. The interior of House is very impressive with the garden out the back a beautiful and relaxing place to sit in the sun. Everyone was happy and smiling enjoying their drinks. A very good buzz about the place. What disappointed me about House though was the service. While we were given menus quickly it took an age to get someone's attention to order our drinks and even longer for the drinks to arrive. When the drinks arrived they were good. But nothing special. We had to quickly finished up our drinks as we were now late for our dinner reservation. More delays trying to get the bill so we decided to go to the bar ourselves. When the bill arrived 3 extra drinks were included that we did not order. I will go back to House to give it another go when I have more time. It is a lovely place to sit and chill but be warned it is slow slow service and check your bill before you pay!

Great service and lovely venue but food is mediocre. Soggy fries, very disappointing Caesar salad and smoked salmon that tasted like the package it'd come from. You should be serving better food, House!

This is a really trendy and nice place. Since it is pretty posh here, you would expect the prices to match. And they do. Lunch is nice here in the garden terrace if the weather is good. Also great for weekend drinks, as the terrace is one of the biggest and nicest in Dublin. I was really surprised when I walked in here how nice the place is. I hadn't been yet. Definitely worth checking out on many levels. Seems really popular with groups of girls on the wine for the afternoon- every time I have been here there have been many of those. I can see why they like it.

I came here for lunch with a friend who works nearby. He was going to be late for lunch and left a garbled message on my iPhone. So I waited inside this posh looking restaurant. I love the decor-leather arm chairs, fire place, big windows. I then got a text from my tardy -yes, another one-friend asking if I was inside. I said yes...it being cold outside and he came in. He said that he didn't want to go there because the service was so bad. Strange. Because from the minute I arrived the staff was very attentive! So, we ordered. I had the lunch special of chicken quesadillas with sweet potato fries. He had the club, which I was tempted to get, but glad I didn't because the bacon didn't look as crispy as I like it. But this isn't my friend's review. The lunch was huge and went down well with the Pilsner! Yes, beer at lunch. And they seem to have quite a selection both on draft and bottled. Surprisingly enough I didn't have dessert, but left sated. And impressed.

Everything here was spectacular! Chic and bright, great escape in the middle of the city. Cocktails were on point, the meat and cheese plate was awesome and easily shareable for four. I wish i had stayed for dinner....

Have been here a couple of times. Staff are always super friendly and professional. Great decor and lovely spilt areas that create a fantastic atmosphere. Always a nice crowd as well.

Went for the House for some drinks with friends. Really loved the place and the atmosphere. Music and the cocktails were really good! Gin's options are great!

Excelllent choice while staying at the Conrad 'round the corner. We started with the Mezze and artisan breads. Both delicious! Then we "split" the pappardelle. When the meal arrived we thought surely the wait staff misunderstood my American English and brought two orders. Nope, they got it right. It was outstanding! Lotta food for two of us, we left VERY satisfied. Service was excellent.

Interesting place. Crowd is from 20 to 80 (mean 80 talking to a guy that age). Big improvement on previous efforts at clubs/bars in this spot. Staff try to be hipsters but far from it. More usual boring money making bars type of place you find in any capital city. Overall very disappointing. Good looks good and cocktails are nice (but uninspired). You need to be dressed up to come here and spend your money, which the door staff are happy to tell you. It has it's charm but I for one would never come here again. If you want to spend your money in a fun relaxing place this is not the place for you. If you want to come here and dress up then might be ok. I'll be interested to see this place in a year.

Came here twice during my stay in Dublin. Food is excellent - had a salad for lunch and salmon on mashed potatoes for dinner. Atmosphere is great, especially at night.

Great venue for a night out. Awesome atmosphere, friendly staff and great food & drink.

went here for lunch recently, venue is really nice and garden terrace is lovely, but found the food very poor and the service lacking. Took about five different requests to the waiter before he brought us the knife and fork we asked for. I got a pasta and prawn dish, the pasta had clearly been reheated and was sticky and soft (and expensive to boot). Might be lovely for drinks but otherwise disappointing

I have been there many times and I am in love with the place. They have an amazing antique style. The place Doesn't look anything like the outside view as it look like a boring brick house ,but, when you step in,you won't believe it h=how chic it is. House consists of different rooms or lounges, two bars one in the main room and the other in the glass house and it has a beautiful out door and a garden.The service is good ,only, one draw back; i noticed the service gets better or ish depends on whose seeing you. For instance, I always order their cheese board before, sometimes I get many types of cheese with different dips, and two types of grapes, bread and crackers.However, the next day I come, I only get cheese, in fact less types and dips no crackers or bread. Its the same for the macchiato I either get it too milky or only the foam on the espresso. Other than that its lovely and the atmosphere it self is enough . I like to go there at evening to relax, the outdoor is the best part as they open the heat and lights and you enjoy the music the band playing . I would give the place 5 stars and I would suggest booking in advance if you want to try their afternoon tea and also check their bed rooms.

In my top 5 Dublin bar's due to its decor, food, friendliness of staff. However misses out on top spot due to pricing could be more competitive. All round very pleasant place to be.

Great Cocktails, Really friendly young bartender but I did feel a bit awkward in ripped jeans as the hostess kept questioning where I was going when going out to the garden terrace for a cigarette. It kind of put a dampener on my night and even though surroundings, decor and drinks were great, that one negative point stuck with me and I won't return.

Yeah not a bad spot, a very decent night was had! I don't know will it become a regular haunt but it's worth a visit. Was there for a work do and a BBQ was provided. I must say very tasty. Lots of different areas in the place, something for everyone. Prices about what I would have expected.

House- what a great bar! It's so homey - obviously why they call it House. A nice bar in the main room and a great bar/patio in the back. Friendly staff!

Only went for drinks but was great place for after work. Especially on nice days with enclosed patio.

I love this place! If you want to go to a posh place HOUSE is The place. Very taste food and drinks. I strongly recommend it

Great for drinks, dinner or lunch. Their decor is great, the garden area is chilled out and the staff are great. The food is a bit pricey but worth it. You can reserve an area in the garden for drinks but it gets booked up pretty quickly so you should do so well in advance