Gallagher’s Dublin Pub

Smallish dive bar with okay bar tenders.
Two pool tables, and a cool shaped bar.
I’m sure it makes most of its revenue on St. P’s day.
It’s in the middle of a parking lot in a shopping center. Parking isn’t a problem, but cops probably are. Beware.

great spot, two pool tables and juke box. Cool spot if you are trying to keep chill and low key.

I absolutely love this bar. Good beer on draft, amazing bartenders, pool, and a juke box for music.
Karaōke on Tuesdays, normally a good crowd here.
I have had a couple of hiccups with some not so great experiences here but all in all, a great bar.

We likes it, we likes it alot. We be back. We be back soon. Everyone very welcoming even after I put 1 hour of trap music on the juke box.

I come here pretty much on Tuesday and Thursday for karaōke and it’s a great local place.
Update — 10÷25÷15 I had the pleasure of meeting the owner last night and thought she was very nice and she took the time to explain to me why things are the way they are. She even bought me a drink !!
The staff is great. All bartenders are top notch.

It’s a nice chill and place i really liked the staff. They were very nice and friendly. They have two pool tables and some nights karaōke. As a women I loved how clean the bathrooms were. It was a definite plus for the whole night. The amf’s are defiantly a kicker :)

1^st time to the pub and couldn’t have picked a better day the St. Patrick’s day. The bar itself was small but they expanded it to the parking lot and the alley as well, band was entertaining and the people were friendly. They had everything from tacos to corned beef and cabbage it was a good afternoon.

Attention Americans!
It’s Paddy’s Day
Not Patty’s Day

The bar is a great place to meet locals. The owners are super nice and everyone is great. However, ladies please be careful, there is a regular there whose name is Brian. He seems nice, but he is a malignant narcissist and a predator. So long as you be sure to steer clear of him, you will be sure to meet cool people and have a good time

Was there at the St. Patrick’s day event.
$ 6 for a Guinness in a plastic cup. That was OK. But it was stale. The worst Guinness I’ve ever had bar none.

The bartender on Sunday night was horribly distracted with friends/​regulars. Terrible service. I won’t be returning.

This bar is spacious and I adore the lay out. The drinks are made well. The alcohol to mixer ratio is ideal. Although I don’t drink often, this is my go to place if I choose to do so. Thursday night karaōke is a usually a good time.

Pretty sure everyone who calls themself a Dublin resident has ventured to Gallaghers at least once. If you’re looking for the best spot to celebrate St. Patrick’s day. you’ve found it. Everyone is pretty chill here and the drink prices aren’t terrible. They can make just about any drink and make it right. They have pool tables here also (smaller sized) to occupy time. Definitely worth a shot.

Favorite! Has been my fav since ’07. Especially for karaōke Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9.

Great dive bar to grab a drink and shoot some pool. Very casual and comfy with great service bartenders. The drinks are stiff and reasonably priced!!!

Apparently this place has been in Dublin for 30 years and from what I could tell is a local favorite. The bartender and patrons are really nice though they did stare at my buddy for a few minutes after walking in. We were on a mission to check out the different bars that Dublin had to offer.
Beer prices are average but what caught my attention was free pool all day long on Mondays, typically you pay $ 1 a game but Mondays it’s totally free!

Meh, for sure.
After living it up at the St. Patty’s day festival nearby, my girlfriend and I decided to wrap up the day by hitting one little Irish Pub. And after doing a Unilocal search, this place popped up and seemed to be the closest and most convenient.
St. Pattys day weekend, late afternoon, so you can imagine how packed this place was starting to get.
Totally old school, out dated pub, but nothing impressive at all. Dingy, dirty and somewhat awkwardly set up. Big U shape bar. Lots of interesting Irish memorabilia adorned the place, though all in need of a deep cleaning/​dusting.
They have a pretty lame selection of beers to choose from, with nothing unique. Just your standard– Bud Light, Guinness, Shock top and a few others. Prices also seemed a little steep for the most. I mean, Guinness in a plastic cup for $ 6.00? My girlfriend got a Guinness (one beer that s decent) and I just got a Green Bud Light. I’m not a generic beer drinker at all, but I was in my festive mood and wanted a green beer. Total came to $ 9.00
Bartender was not the most cheerful, personable tender, but she was at least accommodating.
We just enjoyed our one beer and left. Nothing intrigued us enough to stay, nor to ever really want to come back.

1. This place obviously hasn’t had a good cleaning since well before smoking cigarettes in bars was outlawed in California.
2. Décor? Yes, plenty of neon beer signs.
3. Friendliness? I was roundly ignored by everyone for about ten minutes… Including the lone bartender, even though there was only a dozen people in the building. Pathetic.
3. Draft beer should be the easiest and purest form of alcohol to pour at a pub, regardless of how seedy or ravaged by time and ill repute that bar may be. I ordered a draft pull of Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. It wasn’t cold. It was SOAPY and unpalatable. I took two sips to make sure that my first sip was accurate. Sadly, it was. I paid my tab and left a dollar tip, because I’m not an ass. Then I left. The end. Avoid.

damn good time after work on Friday before St. Patrick’s Day. They were busy getting the tents and decorations set up around 5pm. It’s an interesting crowd here. They have your usual barfly types, a couple of roided meatheads (who were actually pretty chill), a biker in full leathers, a pimp daddy, a homeless looking lady and several after work folks. Everyone was getting along and having a good time.
$ 6 for a plastic cup of Guinness seemed expensive for an Irish bar in a strip mall.

Dublin Pub will always hold a special place near my heart, if only because it was one of the first places I truly got plastered.
Why I chose this bar, I’ll never know. Beer’s ok, but it’s akin to a dive mixed with a sports bar. And what do you get when you mix a dive with a sports bar?
A lot of bright lights and nasty hangovers.