The Bath

Cute pub on Bath Avenue, this place is instantly appealing for the great courtyard/​terrace to the front. Whether just for a drink or some grub this place is worth a visit. Staff are friendly and are very helpful particularly when you’re trying ti grab the next available table outside… ha ha, yes they are like gold dust during a nice day and they happily sit you inside and move your order outside without any fuss or sense that you are inconveniencing them.
Food, I’ve only had the brunch menu which I enjoyed and would happily return :-)

This place gets a solid A-​OK. Had I not ordered the steak and eggs brunch menu I am sure this would be a 4.5 star review. So, first the positives:
Very great upscale pub market vibe. Clean and comfortable. Friendly staff. Great ambiance. We came as a group of 5 adults and 3 children. We had a reservation so there was no wait. Drinks and food came out promptly. We ordered the ricotta pancakes, the granola dish, steak and eggs, guiness and banana breads, and tea. The ricotta pancakes were perfection. The breads were divine. The tea delicious. The steak and egg was shit. The steak was more fat than meat. I am talking 85% fat to 15% meat. Just terrible. I know the waiter saw how much of it was left on my plate, and yet he said nothing. In normally instances, especially when the most expensive item on the menu is such shit, I would rate this place one star. However, everything else was so perfect and spot-​on I could not rate less than 3 stars as I will most definitely return. I just know better than to order the steak and egg.

Great little pub. You’ll deffo grab the rugby here in this pub, there is a cool outdoors area. Half of it is covered and the other half is open air. Great when the sun is shining. The staff are nice and prompt.
I had the bath fry for brunch here. Top stuff! Really enjoyed it. The homemade spicy ketchup they serve is so good! The Guinness is also amazing.
I forgot to take pics! Guess I’ll have to head back for more. :-)

Lovely place, great atmosphere, perfect Guinness with a perfect waitress service! The decoration is unique and the location is also nice. Do not doubt to go after work to drink the beer you deserve and enjoy with a perfect atmosphere plus many tv screens where you will able to watch the most important sport events.

In the Bath Avenue, not far away from the city center, there is a pub where you can have a nice drink and good food, even outside if the weather is nice. The interior is funny: Decorated with bath items but looks awesome and fresh. Lots of screen to follow your favourite sport and comfortable sits, what makes a greater experience.

Brilliant location and the weekend brunch is fantastic — always a buzz around the bath

Google place, as they say. Gets very crowded after 6.30 pm even on weekdays. Great terrace and atmosphere thou

We had an amazing brunch here last weekend. There are about 10 dishes on the menu, all around the 10 euro mark. Of course I went for my all time favourite, because I’m adventurous like that: eggs benedict (with salmon) They were perfect. And the side order of fries were just the way I like them (thin and crispy with a bit of rosemary).
The jugs of cocktail are only 15 euro. Staff was smiley and happy. The terrace is cute, full of colourful flowers.
Seriously, what’s not to like? If I could give 6 stars, I would!

First time here. Great cocktails and gorgeous pizza! I had the «old fashioned» and we shared a Napoli pizza. We will be back!

I went to there weekdays. There were many people!
Staffs are very friendly! And drink menus has lot of list! I ordered mojito of tea pot. It’s cute and we can serve 2 – 4 people.
If it’s good weather, you should drink at outside :)

For as many good places as there are to drink in Dublin, there is a lack of good cocktails at most pubs. The Bath changes that, and offers excellent cocktails in a warm and inviting space. The only draw back can be the crowds, but it’s worth it for one of their teapot cocktails.

The Bath is a very nice pub with a good cocktail menu and great outdoor seating on a nice day. It can get crowded here and we had to wait for quite some time at the bar to order our drinks and for our drinks to be made. However, the staff was friendly and our cocktails were delicious. We had the Elderflower Collins teapot. It gave us a total of 4 drinks, all for 15 Euro– not a bad deal. I enjoyed the atmosphere here a lot.

I went to brunch at The Bath while visiting Dublin. I was staying with a couple of friends from Dublin, and they always talked about how much they love Irish breakfasts. I really wanted to try it, so my friends took me here!
We all got the «Bath Fry,» which is an Irish breakfast. It had potatoes, tomatoes, sausage, black pudding, and more. Not being Irish, I was hesitant to try black pudding (it is a sausage made of blood and fat for other non-​Irish folk). One of my friends insisted though, and it was actually really tasty!
The atmosphere at The Bath was so adorable. They served cocktails in tea kettles, and plates had beautiful blue designs, and the outdoor seating area was lovely.
I would definitely recommend brunch at The Bath!

Went here last night with a colleague. Loved the touch of complementary finger food and there is nothing that goes better with beer than a pizza!

I’ve only been here once for brunch, so I don’t know how the place is in the evening or during the week. I arrived with a group of friends on one of the last of the nice indian summer mornings this year. All of the seats inside were either reserved or occupied, so we opted for sitting in the sun outdoors. Unfortunately, being that this is Ireland, the sun, didn’t last long and eventually it did start raining. It’s like the server had some spidey-​sense about knowing when the rain was coming. Not even 2 minutes after he had the awning pulled down, it started raining outside.
I ordered the eggs benedict, because it’s my FAV; while my husband ordered the tub roll. Both were fantastic. The only thing I didn’t like about the eggs benedict, was that it used baguette bread, which made gracefully cutting it difficult. Still tasty though. The coffees were also nicely sized and quite good. The service was a bit slow, but it was sunday after all, and I was in no rush.
If you’re interested in reading the paper while you’re there, they had several papers out for reading. They also seemed to have a nice selection of beers on tap. Will definitely be coming back here again!

Had a lovely brunch with a few friends at Bath, where we say outside on the cute patio. The sun was shining on us and when the skies darkened they pulled over the awning. There’re heaters as well, in case it gets chilly. The eggs Benedict, with Salmon or bacon, are a good choice. Others got the ‘tub roll’ which was great! Is get that the next time. Good size portions and delightful coffees.
I’m interested in going back in the evening for great beer selection as well!

I love The Bath! Love it! It’s right around the corner from work so it has become our ‘go-​to-​watering-​hole’ for all sorts of occasions. The bar staff is friendly, they serve my favourite drink and every now and then you get a glimpse of the Leinster rugby players who seem to enjoy the pints here, too.
The outside area is spacious and gets the sun till late in the evening, not many places in Dublin do. On busy Friday evenings they serve finger food for free, sometimes ice cream and popcorn. Just because it’s nice to be nice! 5 stars for The Bath!

This is a really nice pub to watch any big match in.
It does get chock-​a-​blocked for matches though, so you have to be on the ball and get in early to have any hope in resting your tush for the evening!
Their beer garden feels a little bit like an actual front garden of a residential house but it’s got a good amount of canapy-​covered seating and always seems to be buzzing –I love the way there’s an actual bath plonked in the front too –great statement piece!..
And if you catch a bout of The Munchies during the eve? Well you can get pizza delivered straight to your seat from some nearby pizzeria, always a nice touch!

I came here for the first time on a Thursday for some after work drinks and loved The Bath! Very cool atmosphere and has a great outside area… when the sun is out, its perfect! If you get a table by the windows, there are heaters that you can turn on!
The bathrooms were clean, servers friendly and when you get hungry the servers will order pizza for you from a local pizzeria. Inside is nice and big with comfy couches/​chairs.
I guess they have had some noise complaints from neighbours because at about 10:30 they close all the shades and stop serving outside (but you can still order drinks at the bar and bring them outside yourself).
There were a lot of Googlers, Twitters etc.
Very fun and will go back again!

I’ve only been to the Bath a few times, but it’s quickly become one of my favorite pubs in Dublin. It’s always full, there’s always a great atmosphere and the service is always on point.
My most recent trip was a couple days ago, to have birthday drinks for a friend. Upon inspection of the menu, we were delighted to find that they serve cocktails. In teapots. Cocktails… in teapots. Writing this sober, I still think it’s a cool idea, so you can imagine how novel we found it being a few drinks in. We first tried the mojito, and then the Elderflower Collins. Each teapot (serves 2) costs 15e and we each got 2 full teacups out of it. It equals out to about the size a cocktail served in a normal glass would be, so you aren’t really paying any more than you normally would, and you get to drink it in a fancy tea cup, little finger raised and all.
Definitely a must if you’re in looking for a drink in that part of town.