Smithfield & Stoneybatter Trail
Indie Craft Hubs, Trad Sessions & Cozy Snugs
Named by Time Out as one of the coolest neighborhoods in the world, Stoneybatter pairs authentic Victorian drinking dens with modern craft beer gardens and wood-fired sourdough pizzas.
Turn-by-Turn Crawl Stops
6 Verified Stops
The Cobblestone
77 King St N, Smithfield, D07 X256 · Est. 1840
'A drinking pub with a music problem.' Ireland's most authentic unamplified sessions.
Walsh's
6-7 Stoneybatter, D07 TD34 · Est. 1870
Voted Irish Pub of the Year. Iconic mahogany snugs, weekly trad sessions, and legendary stout quality.
L. Mulligan Grocer
18 Stoneybatter, D07 T440 · Est. 1779
Revered gastropub championing seasonal Irish farm produce, black pudding scotch eggs, and rare whiskeys.
Bonobo, Smithfield
119 Church St Upper, Smithfield, D07 Y9P1 · Est. 2019
Spectacular beer garden near Smithfield Square with woodfired Neapolitan pizzas and top craft beers.
The Glimmer Man
14 Stoneybatter, D07 Y365 · Est. 1900
Iconic neighborhood pub filled with eccentric Dublin memorabilia, Charlie Haughey mannequins & great pints.
Delaney's Smithfield
83 King St N, Smithfield, D07 Y3P0 · Est. 1920
Welcoming, unpretentious Northside pub right by Smithfield Square with classic pints and trad charm.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get to Smithfield from Dublin city center? ▾
Take the Luas Red Line tram from Abbey Street directly to the Smithfield stop (under 7 minutes), or take a pleasant 15-minute walk along the River Liffey.
Does L. Mulligan Grocer serve craft beer or standard Guinness? ▾
L. Mulligan Grocer is famous for supporting independent Irish microbreweries and craft cider makers alongside extensive whiskey and culinary pub dishes.
Are there outdoor beer gardens on this trail? ▾
Yes! Bonobo boasts one of the largest heated beer gardens in North Dublin.
What is unique about The Glimmer Man? ▾
The Glimmer Man is an eccentric treasure trove of retro Irish memorabilia, vintage signs, and Vietnam-inspired street food served from the back courtyard.