The Dubliner

Service 10/10. Super friendly and flexible. Really neighborhood pub vibes. Only downside is that they don’t offer food.

Best local bar in Noe Valley!! It's a place everyone knows your name. Bar is super clean and very friendly!

Unbelievable efficiency by Bartender in keeping drinks flowing and great atmosphere at the venue.

A VERY well-poured pint. Very warm and friendly pub offering a nice selection of drinks, including the classics. They run Trivia on Thursday nights.

Great neighborhood bar that gets lively enough without being obnoxious or packed. The staff is super friendly and very generous with their pours! Solid happy hour deals and the electronic dart game in the back is a great way to kill time. Highly recommend if you're in the area, and would even suggest visiting if you're not.

Perfect neighborhood bar. My wife and I stayed in an airbnb around the corner for 4 days, and hung out there every night after being tourists all day. The bartenders and regulars made us feel like we were completely at home

Solid. Not classy, but not a dive either. Not a great beer selection, but not bad. Good for games, and overall good atmosphere. Busy just about every night, but rarely packed. Even a semi-outdoor smoking area for those in need. Overall a great spot to have within walking distance if you live in Noe.

Been here several times and always leave with a smile on my face. Great people, great service and great drinks. What more could you ask for? A pinball machine? Yeah they have it. Darts? Yeah that too...what about TVs for the games? YUP!! Go grab a drink, you won't be disappointed!

Great authentic Irish bar. No food but you can grab a greasy burger across the street and it it at the bar with your Guinness. Highly recommend.

Came in twice Saturday, February 3. first was with a friend experiencing a bad break up she didn't want to stay. We went down the street when she was sobbing in another bar. I put her in a Lyft. Came back to the Dubliner & enjoyed a German beer. The brunette lady bartender is a star I'm here since the 80s I know San Francisco bartenders!! She is a star. She knows how to look out for people she surveyed the area she's fast and she's pleasant. San Francisco needs more bartenders like her.

Stopped in for an afternoon beer on date day. We had a beer, it was beer. It is an Irish pub with divey sub-notes. Bartender tended the bar.

I agree with most people that the Dubliner is a very nice neighborhood bar. The bartenders are friendly and nice for the most part but for whatever reason I've had uncomfortable situations with a bartender name Jessica. The first time was when I visited with my nephew, he asked for her name only so he wouldn't have to say Aye! or bartender, strictly innocent but she seemed bothered. We brushed it off and ended our day there. Today I stop by for 49ers game, gave my card to Jessica and when I went to cash out she gave me the wrong card. She insisted this was the card I gave her and that she doesn't make these types of mistakes, so asked me what do I want to do, completely disregarding the fact that my card was missing. She eventually found it and everything was settled, what I don't like was that I was made to believe that I the one in the wrong.

This is a clean, lovely and welcoming watering hole in Noe Valley on 24th Street. It has a long bar beginning near the entrance with high tops along the opposite wall and a few in the back of the room too. The men's restroom is also clean and well stocked. Noise level is average to quiet. It's a full bar with plenty of oat sodas. Keep in mind the pints are $8 regardless of beer and a moderate pour of whiskey runs $10 per glass. Service isn't always prompt but just chill out and the solo bartender will make her way to you.

The dubliner is a very nice neighborhood bar. The bartenders are very friendly and nice. The crowd are mostly just locals. Friendly vibes. I've had nice chats with some of them. I've been to a couple trivia nights and was lucky to win one. I try to stop by if I'm in the neighborhood. You should too.

Had such a horrible experience at this bar. Definitely reminded me why I do not go out to bars. We went to catch a comedy show. As soon as we sat at the bar Jessica the bartender was incredibly rude. We started with water and she immediately mentioned we would need to buy a drink to be there, although that was already our intention. She never brought us the water, instead brought a random beer we never ordered that we needed to pay for. She hands it to the member of our party who cannot consume alcohol. I asked if she can make a mocktail and she refused without any suggestions. 40 minutes later after being ignored I finally got her attention to make a simple virgin cocktail. I watched as several who ordered after were served before me. We were very uncomfortable. We heard her mention how she puts golf because she loves it and does not care if others like it or not. She also was consistently refusing cocktails and clearly preferring to only pour beer. Throughout the night we only saw Jessica getting increasingly buzzed off of her shots with regulars and increasingly rude to those around her and the performers. Aside from that the show was great. Great comedians and they definitely brought in a crowd with them. Would have been a lot nicer without Jessica making everyone but the regulars uncomfortable. The only thing stopping the 1 star is that I enjoyed the comedy.

It has been a while since I was here. So glad I went in on an early Saturday afternoon. The place was quite since it was early. Clean and spacious place. Super friendly and attentive bartender. I can't remember his name but he said that he closed the night before and turned around to open on this day. Kudos to him! A nice place and what it seems local customers starting to come in and hang out. By the time I left, I felt comfortable and will go back. I also made a new friend and exchange numbers to keep in touch.

Good neighborhood Irish pub. Outdoor seating. Plenty of beers on tap. Good for watching sports on the many TVs. A little loud for my taste. Opens early. A longtime staple of Noe Valley.

This place has had a loyal crowd ALL PANDEMIC. And an actual Irish fan base if you care about authenticity of your neighborhood pub. Anyway- the large strong, inexpensive drinks made us fans now too! Will be back when we're not in the mood to spend half our income on bougie cocktails fighting techies for a seat.

I love Irish Bars. I love Guinness, Whiskey and Bailey's in the form of Irish Car Bombs too. Although I am not Irish, most Irish Bars are cozy and have a good selection of beers and pub fare. The staff is friendly and they have an indoor smoking patio that is open to the street, if that's your thing. They also have flat screen TV's playing different sport games, you know...if that's your thing. I've been in when they had Irish Singers come in, all dressed and singing tunes - which is fun to watch, well - if that's your thing. And my thing? Irish Car Bombs with Guinness beers on back up, good conversation in a friendly and not too noisy bar, little appetizers and friendly service. The Dubliner does not have a pub kitchen, but they do bring in pizzas and appetizers from Bassos which is located a half a block away. I have had the jalapeno poppers and the fried calamari, it's been just okay - but that's Basso's not the Dubliner. I'm just glad they offer food, sometimes you need a little something with your Irish Car Bombs.

Ah Dubliner. It's one of those local Noe Valley bars where everyone knows your name. My friend lives nearby, so I happen to go here quite often for trivia and sports. It's always a good time here, and their happy hour prices actually surprise me quite a bit. Last weekend I got a White Russian for $6.50. Not bad at all considering that's typically a $10 drink. I also like the general vibe here, though the crowd is usually older folks. I guess that's why my group got some looks when we ordered those White Russians back to back. Eh, not a big deal. If you're a younger dude or gal, just head on over to The Tavern which is only a few blocks away. It's definitely a more "hip" crowd. Back to Dubliner. It's clean, doesn't smell bad, no obnoxious people and it almost doesn't feel like a typical dive bar. If you're looking for that kind of atmosphere, this is the spot for you in Noe Valley!

I came by here for a happy hour event on a Tuesday. This is a local neighborhood dive bar. What made me like this place more than the usual bars was how cheap the drinks were. I got two Jameson and Gingerale for ~$8 each. In addition, the bartenders were attentive and consistent with the heavy pours. So if you're looking for a fun time, this is the place to start!

A group of us were here for a happy hour. We took over the back room which was enough space for our little big event. Rita and her staff were very attentive, friendly, and accommodating to our guests. The drinks were definitely strong which surprisingly and successfully got the host drunk. Nice spot in this area

Been here several times and always leave with a smile on my face. Great people, great service and great drinks. What more could you ask for? A pinball machine? Yeah they have it. Darts? Yeah that too...what about TVs for the games? YUP!! Go grab a drink, you won't be disappointed!

Love you guys!!! Great atmosphere! Incredible service!! Perfectly poured drinks! Can't wait to go back!! Thank for a great night!!!

Just dropped by this cozy bar. Service was fast and the bartender was friendly. The most important thing I noticed was how clean this place was. Bathrooms were clean and it didn't have any smell of stale beer or grease. Plenty of beers on tap and a good selection of liquor. Highly recommended.

I truly enjoy the atmosphere of this place. It is one of the friendliest bars I've visited, from its staff to its customers and even its local dog. I'm born and raised in LA but have lived in the bay area for more than a decade, and I can come in to enjoy a drink or two after a long day of work without judgment or hate because of what I'm wearing. Great drink selections with plenty of out door seating, by the way. I highly recommend this welcoming community bar. Cheers

Easy bar. Clean and excellent service from Mary the bartender. They offer snacks but no bar food.

Cold beers and nice people. This is where you go when you're in Noe Valley and looking for a low key afternoon and a nice beer...or 2.

The food was mediocre. Drinks were ok too. Took forever to get the bartenders attention who was busy chatting up some friends. I think it's a place for guys to hang out. It is definitely not a place where bunch of girlfriends can meet for dinner and drinks. You can hang out there if you are wearing sweats and flip flops... wanting to hang out with with a beer in hand.

The drinks here are a little pricey for the divey feel but I guess it is Noe so maybe they assume everyone can pay a little extra...? ;) They have a great trivia night on Thursday nights though - the questions are not too impossible, the scoring books are fancy, the accompanying music is good, and the scoring is fast. The bathrooms are a little dirty too but at least there are 4 of them so it's usually not a wait.

Very nice bar! They have Boddingtons and Guinness! Those are my favorite beers! The bartenders are awesome, especially the Irish one. This place also has special drinks before 7 pm. What I like the most is that even when the Giants play there is still plenty of room for everyone, it's not like those bars that when the Giants or 49rs play it is impossible to get a table.

I love Carlee! She's the best!! She's my absolute favorite! She's the only reason why I come here! She's here on Thursdays and Sunday afternoons, so stop by for drinks! Carlee has the best stories and we talk about anything! Side note: She has the cutest Morkie named Chewy, whom she adores so much.

I usually go to the Dubliner my Tuesday day off. Asian beautiful bartender is always so kind. She can do professional service as well. I really like play darts. If this bar is there nearest my house or work place maybe I'll go there almost everyday.

A good place to chill n have a drink or two. You can never go wrong with drinks at this place they serve well and top shelves kinds of alcohol for a very reasonable price. Bartenders are pretty friendly and very helpful at all times:) Its a cool place to watch a baseball/football since they have a wide range of flat screen tvs around the bar and lounge mostly with cool crowd of people.Surrounding is clean & tidy. I love goin back to this place just to have a good buzz and awesome time.

Great bar! Came here for St. Patricks day with my friends and the staff (and fellow alcoholics) were extremely friendly. Most of the time when I go drinking, I just talk to my friends and ignore everyone else but surprisingly, fellow patrons were really friendly and cracked jokes with us. The bar overall is pretty big but very narrow. There are plenty of TV screens on the wall (at least 5 or 6) and there are two large booths in the back. They serve a variety of beers and other drinks. The bar also had mashed potatoes, bread and corned beef for free in the back. Overall, great bar with great people. The beer was a little on the pricey side (6.50) and it is served in a plastic cup. Maybe i'm used to cheap happy hour prices but for 6.50 is close to ballpark prices. However, the people and service makes up for it.

Fantastic vibe and unbelievably popular trivia night! I drank a little too much there and kinda caused a mess but the management didn't get angry at me, thank goodness. I'm sorry guys!!! How can I make it up to you??

The open windows definitely invite you in. Beer selection is large, but I often find myself struggling to figure out what I want to drink. That said, for some reason tourists don't get trapped here (a plus), but on the other hand I have multiple times had to interrupt slightly too forward locals talking to my wife. At least once, a local acted a little too protective of my wife even after i showed him how our rings matched. very odd to say the least. Spending election night here by accident was enlightening as the crowd of Hillary supporters was completely in disbelief as if there is absolutely no other way of looking at things than the well off "liberal" San Francisco way. This was a very good summation of what I had experienced at this bar over the last 6 years. Much like the valley tavern, sometimes you go in and every TV is turned to the same game. I understand if its the NBA finals, or World Series, but sometimes it's a random game of two non local teams in a regular season matchup.

Came here twice to pass time while waiting for Saru Sushi. Love the relaxed vibe and the multiple screens playing different games. The bartender is very nice and friendly. And the excellent prices are hard to beat in expensive ass SF, about $6 per beer and about $1 for peanuts. My only wish was I wish they had more snacks (pretzels? Chips? Trail mix?) because I was starving before dinner time.

Great local bar!! Staffs are super friendly! I love trivia night on every Thursday night!!

I give three stars and the reason is when someone controls the sounds at the bar. You can not hear on your football team. Just only one sound or some else team. Not very happy about it.

Had such a great time last night I had to review it the next day after recovering from my hangover. Carlee is the best bartender ever, always making sure I'm enjoying my time there and drinking. Made it a great experience for first time there.

Tasty Bloody Mary, nice bartender, plenty of seating and TVs -- need I say more? The Dubliner is a good old fashioned pub.

Great bar to hang out at. They really do give you chips with your drink order! They have sun chips, popcorn, and other chips too. I was a little disappointed that they didn't have mint leaves though, was really craving a mojito. But their Moscow mule was really delicious and it also came in a tin cup!

This is a proper old school Irish Pub. I went to watch Game 3 of Warriors vs Cavs and it was amazing to say the least. Despite the overwhelming crowd, the servers were very attentive to us. Looks like this place is really popular among the Noe Valley residents since the bartender knew most people by their first names. We had a couple of Guinesses and the Magnum Red Cider. Prices were pretty reasonable at $6.50 a pint. Not sure if they had any food but they were super chill about getting pizza from nearby Patxi`s, which was awesome. Would definitely come here again to grab a quick drink next time in the Noe Valley neighborhood.

Friendly neighborhood bar with great staff and a great crowd. I left my backpack here the other night and didn't notice for 10 minutes or so. When I called in a panic, they already had it safely waiting behind the bar for me, ready for to come back and pick up. Silly mistake on my part and they saved me from a major headache. Thank you!

Real Irish bartenders. Guinness and Boddingtons on tap (plus several others). TVs with whatever game you're looking for (of course you can watch the Giants). Plenty of seating including bar stools, small tables, and booths. A chill pub in a chill neighborhood, good place to meet a friend for an after dinner drink or three!

I dunno. I guess I like my Irish bars to be more gritty, less glossy. more pub-food, less nothing-to-eat-but potato chips. more drunks having "conversations," less staring at sports from just about any angle in the joint. more cheap, less Noe Valley. more pub, less average sports bar. I do however, appreciate the clean bathroom and decent bar-tenders. Now bring on the Irish!

I've tried a couple of times, but this place just isn't for me. During the day, I guess it is fine for a bloody mary or something. The beer selection is not as good as the Tavern. The crowd on weekend nights is usually kind of douche-y/marina-y, even more so then the rest of the Noe bars. The wait staff is OK, but it still bugs me that you get a reciept with every order... very corporate, not what I look for in a bar, unless I am at the airport on business. And as Ravena notes in her review, the place has absolutely ZERO atmosphere for a supposd Irish pub. Meh. I've experienced much better.

In all honesty the joint should get more stars because the regulars there are so swell, but that's personal bias and not a straight up review. It's not my kind of bar, I like a joint with actual personality. There are too many televisions playing too much sports, and I don't care about that. Yes, they have one of them newfangled digital jukeboxes that can play pretty much anything you're into, but that does not spell personal style to me. Give me a machine where the staff and regulars stock their own discs, that'll give you a sense of flavor. Yes, they have a windowed off smoking area, nice and open to the street, and that's a good thing. The bathrooms are impeccably clean, I'd be comfortable taking a #2 there. In fact... well, never mind. Per the bartenders, I found that coming in with a regular had me treated well enough at the bar. But other than that? It seems pretty cookie cutter neighborhood tap. In all honesty, it's the regulars that make this joint, and boy, do they ever. They're there all the damned time. Too often, to tell you the truth. Bunch of worthless and wonderful drunks. When I first stepped in I asked myself, what the fuck is the hype about? What's the attraction? It's a nothing bar, and it isn't like it's super cheap. It's just...close by to where these guys live. Hence they're there. Hence, I've always had a good time whenever I've been to visit (I'm from NYC). But if I was just wandering the area and knew nobody? I wouldn't even drop in, unless I needed to use the can, but at least then I'd be happy.

I'm sorry, but with a name like The Dubliner, I'm expecting a pub. This place is basically a sports bar with vaguely pub-esque overtones. For Noe Valley drinking, I'd recommend the Valley Tavern or Bliss Bar.

Great neighborhood bar. Great Irish bartenders, and hot cocktail waitresses. Almost never so crowded you can't order or walk around. Good place to watch sports in HD. What more can you ask for of a great pub-y dive-y bar?

I stopped by here to a quick drink while waiting for Saru Sushi to open up. It's a nice locals bar where you can get a chilled beer on tap for your enjoyment. I asked the bartender if they had Kilkenny and she said some rude comment then some old fat guy next to me made some other stupid comment--the type that awkward dudes usually make. So, because of the snarky comment that rude bartender made when asking a simple question about an Irish beer in an Irish bar, this place can't get more than 2-stars and I recommend spending your money elsewhere.

Last night was the first night I have ever been here. What an extraordinarily well-lit bar. Seriously, you can see every single pore on every single face, which, in terms of probability and attractiveness, might not be the best thing. It is refreshing to once again know what people look like, however, if you're saddled with something called "standards." If you're curious, most of the people here were dudes on the wrong side of portly. Another compounding factor that added to the sense of clarity last night: I did not drink. I ain't drinking for January, see? So I ordered a coffee, and it was FREE. Is this normal? Because it's awesome. From now on, I'm drinking all of my coffee in bars, and once February rolls around, I'm drinking all of my liquor in bed. Near the front of the bar, there was an obnoxious mid-90s microphone-less karaoke crowd yelling along to dumb songs. That popular song by Live came on (the only one, I think) - "Lightning crashes, an old baby dies..." or something like that, and I wondered, "Who the fuckity foo picked that damn song to play right damn now?" Is that song just about abortions? I don't know why I think that's what it's about, still. Anyway, a choice track by Bush (?) followed it on the jukebox and I was reminded of the bittersweet mid-90s, when I reigned as an insecure high school lord, suckling at the sweaty teat of MTV for cultural sustenance. There's also a smoking patio out front, which always happily toasts my nipples. Nipples and teats! Nipples and teats! I don't even know how to review a bar if I didn't drink there. It's like I don't even know how to be anymore. I was smiling and laughing most of the night, though, so I'll give it 3.75 stars, to be rounded up to 4 by the cruel math gods behind this website.

Not the worst place to go for a drink, but near the end of my list of the 24th Street bars... It's, I dunno, OK, I guess.... Lots of beers on tap and every game you can think of from futbol to cricket, and a good amount of (kinda creepy) barflies... I have tried this bar a few times and have never been really impressed, but I like booze, so I will probably be back. Move on up a couple of blocks to the Valley Tavern. Same owners, better bar.

On a hot day bar crawling, stopped by The Dubliner. They have a number of TVs, soccer fans at any time, and drink specials. The beer selection was ok - this isn't a craft beer bar - but with $4 and $5 drink specials, hard to pass that up. The bartender had a great relationship with regulars, who came in just to see her and get a quick drink. Now for the real highlight - the men's room. Air conditioned, clean, and the two stalls have real doors. Walking out and hitting the hot air inside the bar, my friend and I commented on how nice it was in the men's room.

The three stars is for the crowd and the ambiance, not the bartenders. I was also there on St. Patrick's day and agree with Carla D's review. The young drunk americans decked out in their finest green made me feel like I was at a frat house. There was lots of screaming and every surface was sticky. On the other hand, the bartenders were great. We walked in pretty close to last call and got served immediately. The bartenders came up to us right at last call to see if we wanted another since we had come in so late. I'd like to come back on a weekday where it won't be so holiday cliche and possibly bump up my rating.

A fun neighborhood pub that feels like a second home. Overview: The bar itself has a long history. If you show up from 3 to 6pm, you'll notice that the bar is full of the old-timers. The true people of this neighborhood who have lived in Noe Valley all, or most, of their lives. There is definitely a hierarchy here during those 3 hours. Those regulars, they get the bar. You; you sit at the tables not attached to the bar. And whatever you do, they get the jukebox and the song choices. Don't go up and start playing "Barbie Girl", you will be asked to leave :) This is the way it is, and the way it should be. We'll all get our chances to sit at the bar, but we first have to earn it. Pros - + Great beer choices. Lots on tap and plenty in bottles. + Staff. Incredibly prompt and friendly. Even when the place is packed, you're usually taken care of in a matter of minutes. + TVs. Lots of them and they do have the MLB and NBA packages. + Dart board. + Indiana Jones Pinball machine. Cons - - Too many stools in my opinion. It would be awesome if they only brought out the extra stools when needed. - Pub trivia. It's fun, but it brings out lots of people who don't normally come to the bar. (this is where the 1000's of stools come in) Lots of them only drink water/soda and it can get obnoxiously crowded in there. If you're not a fan of crowds, avoid Dubliner on Thursday's at 8pm.