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A legendary literary pub on Harry Street off Grafton Street with soaring ceilings, dark wood, and walls soaked in Dublin history — Brendan Behan, Patrick Kavanagh and Flann O'Brien were all regulars, and the building was once a morgue. Today McDaid's is celebrated for its relaxed atmosphere, brilliant Guinness, and a genuinely conversational pub environment untouched by modernisation.
McDaid's, trading in City Centre South, Dublin since 1779, is part of the furniture there.
You'll find a proper snug here. If it's full, there are 3 more rated pubs within walking distance.
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