The Dubliner Irish Pub

Awesome place to hang out with a big group! We Came in on a Saturday night, and saw that there was good crowd but not too packed. Dubliner has a wide selection of beers to choose from, and some wines. I think the ambiance is a lot more fun, less rambunctious, and more mature in comparison to some other night spots in south Tampa down the road. There was a live band playing all our favorite songs that night, with floor space to dance if you want. I have come on the weekends before , and there has been a live band every time. We had a Darts board all to ourselves that even had some credits left on it, and we played Darts to our hearts' content for over an hour. There was also plenty of seating so whether you are there to just drink and talk or dance and play darts, this place is very fun to consider.

Just tried some of the new St. Patrick's day menu at the Dub. As always, the Irish Nachos are a decadent treat. Share with friends if you want to fit in your car tomorrow. The Reuben sandwich was possibly the best I've ever had. It wasn't greasy at all, and the meat/saurkraut/cheese/sauce proportions were perfect. I hope that stays on the menu permanently!

We used to visit the Dubliner on Henderson in Citrus Park quite frequently, and have really missed their Irish menu since that location closed. We don't get to South Tampa/SoHo often, so when we ended up in the area late Friday afternoon, we knew where we wanted to stop for drinks & dinner.First, the inside is very small! But it has an old, historic vibe that I love. The bathroom walls were heavily covered in graffiti (which I thought reminiscent of NYC punk bars like CBGB), however, the actual restroom facilities were spotless. As it wasn't dark yet, we decided to sit outside on the patio, and enjoy the pleasant weather. With only a few patrons sitting at the patio bar, and no one at any tables, we weren't sure of the ordering protocol. After nearly 10 minutes of wondering if we needed to order at the bar, a cheery server came over to help us.I'd forgotten the Dubliner only serves beer & wine - no liquor. But our waitress, Jamie, was incredibly helpful in suggesting something on tap that I would enjoy. And I loved my Angry Orchard draft ale (or was it cider?)! Choosing what to eat was more difficult! Although the Dubliner has a small & limited menu, we just couldn't decide.... So we agreed to split a couple of dishes. I ordered the Shepard's Pie, and was NOT disappointed! Perfect balance of meat, vegetables, mashed potatoes & cheese. Hubs ordered the Irish Nachos, and we loved the use of waffle fries instead of tortilla chips. We also split a bowl of Bacon & Potato Soup with toast... I could've made a meal of that deliciousness! Sooo good. We'll definitely be back for more of the Dubliner! I have no idea if this is a true representation of an Irish bar, but I thoroughly enjoyed the atmosphere. And we can't wait to try the fish & chips on a return visit... We saw a couple of plates delivered to a neighboring table before we left, and were stunned at the mountain of fried fish! I'd also like to sit at the big, old bar inside, and experience that ambiance.

The food and service was great but the server did not wear a mask. Had a great time but this is the only place were I have been in the area from where the server does not care in wearing a mask.

Every time I'm here and I get CHRIS is awesome I have been here a couple of times in the last couple of months and honestly I keep coming back mostly because of the service I get from CHRIS! Is amazing!

Been coming to this place for years. Absolutely delicious pizzas! The Irish Nacho Pizza is to die for!

Beer is cold. Ambiance is eclectic. Tons of people gather for bands. Came here with friends late night. We had a good time. Why do I sound like I am a carácter from girls?Anyway. This place roooooccks!

The Dub gets four stars just for the fact that its a "get away" in SOHO... for the most part. be sure to make it to the bottom of the review, or read it backwards. Whatever. Beer selection is decent. I am pretty sure they have wine, but if you are a wino, you are definitely in the wrong place. The Dub is pretty empty on weekday nights and flooded on Friday's and Saturdays. They have small TVs, so not that great for a sports go-to. Now the good stuff - In a neighborhood full of money, the Dubliner provides a nice get away. Extremely friendly, laid back bartenders make it all worth it. The red-haired bartender would make it worth your while by himself with amazingly quirky dirty humor. They make you feel hell of welcome in a neighborhood where if flooded with the most commonly normal people would make them fell out-casted. Indoor seating, huge patio, decor is to the tee, not too perfect - what one expects of a pub. Live music on weekends is always found. Pizza is great - steak and Gorgonzola cheese all the way. Ask for the BOSS BURGER - a little off-the-menu secret goat cheese stuffed burger served with sweet potato fries with cinnamon and honey. Their regular burger could easily compete as the best in Tampa. Definitely stick to these things on the menu. Definitely go by. You wont regret it.

Came here on Easter. They ended up overtipping themselves an additional 10 dollars on top of the tips I already gave the girl working. Got mad at me for leaving a 2 dollar tip on an overpriced high noon. I am sorry I didn't realize your job of opening a can was so hard! Will only be coming here with cash for now on. Only pay in cash here

the dude with the red beard is actually phenomenal; he is my favorite bar tender and gives lovely service always one up for conversation, this bartender never lets down. love this place. honestly a great time. i'm one to yelp when things go very poorly, however the Dubliner and this particular bartender deserved an outstanding yelp review.