The Odeon
Bringing romance by the bucketload is The Odeon, a stunning watering hole and restaurant housed within a Grade A-listed building. When you're looking to impress, drinks and a gastro dinner here are sure to hit the spot.
Paris? Rome? Barcelona? They've got nothing on romance in comparison to Dublin. From trad music in a cute little pub to sinking cocktails in a slinky den, the city is helping you plan for your next date night, whether it be a first meet or an anniversary. The most romantic places in Dublin are turning up the heat with candlelit corners, intimate seating, deadly drinks and heaps of atmosphere.
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Bringing romance by the bucketload is The Odeon, a stunning watering hole and restaurant housed within a Grade A-listed building. When you're looking to impress, drinks and a gastro dinner here are sure to hit the spot.
Looking for one of the most romantic bars in Dublin city centre? You'll have to find The Blind Pig first... The secret bar is hidden away behind an unassuming front door, with a prohibition theme and 1920s vibes poured into its intimate tables, dimmed lighting and a punchy drinks list.
If you're searching for somewhere to seriously impress your date, check out Farrier & Draper, one of the best drinking destinations the city has to offer. The sexy spot is spread across three floors, each with plush velvet interiors, chandeliers and old-world vibes.
Looking for the best romantic bars in Dublin for couples? Offering a wide choice of organic bottles and rare finds from across the globe, Bobbys is a swoon-worthy destination that'll get hearts racing over glasses of wine and sharing platters of charcuterie nibbles.
Whatever your reason for a night out, Rooftop Bar and Terrace at The Marker Hotel should be top of your list. Along with gorgeous views of Ireland, this classy option has plenty of Champagne and an outdoor space for when the sun shines. The most romantic rooftop bar in Dublin? We think so.
What could be more romantic than getting giggly over a few glasses of wine? Head on over to Le Cave Wine Bar, one of the best bars in Dublin for a date. This trendy basement space stocks more than 350 bottles and boasts a menu of tasty French-inspired small bites.
Complete with floral wallpaper and 90s-themed brunches, Jackie's is a great bar for chilled date nights. Their quirky cocktail menu includes a Calpol-flavoured concoction, alongside Barbie-inspired pink gin blends and a sweet-tasting Solero pornstar.
Romantic cocktail bars in Dublin? Take a trip back to the 1920s with this intimate den of illicit libations and cosy interiors. Vintage Cocktail Club is the perfect spot for a date in the city, topped off with crafted tipples and whispered chats over candlelight. Visiting in summer? Check out the gorgeous terrace for daytime sips.
Mix things up when setting up a soiree as 1661 brings Ireland's infamous poitín to the forefront. Drinks are unlike any other found in the city, from Oxmantown (which utilises Irish ice wine) through to the muddle of oats, coconut, stone fruits and poitín found in Barney Kiernan's.
One of the best date spots in Dublin? Hands down, we've got to shout out 9 Below. The basement bar flaunts ambient lighting, plush seating and some of the sexiest sips - we recommend trying the Black Pearl or the Pretty Woman.
If you're searching for romantic outdoor dining, look no further than Sophie's. Home to winning date night all year round, this sky-high spot has panoramic views for drinking indoors as well as a charming terrace space for the summer months.
Looking for a quirky watering hole? Mary's Bar & Hardware Shop is one of the best date pubs in Dublin. From the outside, it looks like a actual hardware shop but look a little closer and you'll see guests working their way through a list of concoctions and enjoying the board games on offer.
The Grayson is a stylish bar with botanical decor and marble furnishings. Their selection of cocktails is second to none, with a cracking wine list too, to be enjoyed alongside mouthwatering small plates like nduja prawns and beef tartare, or opt for hearty mains if you're hungry.
If you're planning to splash the cash on one of the most romantic drinking dens, The Ivy is packed with wow-factor. Fronting a menu of Irish dishes and brasserie classics, the venue features stunning botanical decor and a pretty bar space if you're just stopping by for a few sips.