The storytelling night was a good way to find out more about Ireland's history and folklore. There were no leprechaun costumes! I was in a group of four 30-somethings and we all enjoyed ourselves. You can add your name to an email list at the end of the evening and get a list of further suggested reading - a nice... More

My experience with pub food in London is: some is good (they are called gastropub and they are not exactly a "pub") and the others are average and you can always find some form of comfort food that you won't mind too much eating. Well, the Brazen Head chef took me back 20 years, to when the concept of "chef"... More

Great host, Philip, made us very welcome in this unique experience. He went around the tables before starting, getting to know us and what we had done or were to do in Ireland. The art and passion of storytelling and music coupled with how it relates to Irish history and customs was very interesting. The musicians were great and broke... More

Entire family (2 adults, 13 and 16 year old) put this up at the top of the highlight list. Our first night in Dublin and great way to start our adventure! Food was great and the story telling and music wonderful. Would recommend this wholeheartedly! More

Great fun- a lot of laughs- a wonderful introduction to the culture of the country in a lively format to keep one awake even after flying in. We were so glad we did this! Thanks! More

Admittedly I was lured in by the reviews here on tripadvisor - and felt that my stay in Dublin wouldn't be complete without a trip to "Ireland's Oldest Pub." It is, indeed, a little place that reeks of age, full of little nooks to sit in and have a pint. The service was a bit cold & abrupt - sad... More

we went there for a work event, and it was fun night. the food was good the storyteller was terrific!!! he told stories about Irish history, and fairies and some great other stories.. the music was OK. the service could have been better.. the waitress was hovering for the cash.. no smiles.. not engaging at all. More

When we arrived at the Brazen Head, we found the almost last available table and settled in for a good night. This pub claims to be the oldest in Dublin, and was built in 1198. The entrance is through an old stone archway and via a cute little courtyard that looks like the old ‘dismounting’ area, where travellers would hand... More

I came as part of a group, and we had trouble all the way from the point when the group leader was sent up and down because nobody knew where we were supposed to be, up until the time when we had to argue an extra hour just to be allowed to pay the bill. During those hours, we had... More