Carr & O’Connell

Imagine this, all of the people you like the most in one place! It is the foundation of a good night.
Now I don’t sing because I don’t want people to run screaming and covering their ears but my friends have lovely voices so we went here to karaōke, it started at 10 and was a bit delayed by the band that was playing, this was not an issue as liquid courage was required anyway.
My friends rocked the singing and many others graced us with their sass and singing the only thing I would say is that the DJ took a very long time to pick people and would hold long breaks between songs, which is not normal for a karaōke bar it should be going a bit faster in my opinion.
Another thing that could be changed to make the place better is that it was SO HOT! Not after we started drinking but from the moment we walked in, it was almost unbearable.
Anyway all in all good service and a fun night! If you like karaōke this may be the spot.

Whenever you read about Panama bar it gets great reviews and it almost sounds as if it was famous among everyone and even though this bar is at the same place owned by the same owners it does not seem as epic.
The atmosphere is alright, it has a great lighting, dark but not too dark and the interior is like a traditional bar with dark wood bar and booths.
They have a lot of karaōke and when you sing they have the sound system in such a way that people on the street can hear you when you get the microphone. But the karaōke system is old and the song selection is outdated and the strangest selection I have seen in a long time.
The deals are not bad for Dublin standards, 2 drinks for 10 Euros. Though I did not drink here but only listened to my friends sing karaōke I had a great time and it was fun while it lasted.
I had fun but it would not be a place I would go again and it is not a place that I would recommend. It should be said though that it is hard to find a place that has karaōke on Fridays and this place got it.