Looking for somewhere unique and special to celebrate your birthday in DublinTown? Whether it be with family or friends, day or night, we’ve got you covered!
The Market Bar is the perfect spot for someone looking to spend their birthday with a large group of friends, but not break the bank. They offer a delicious set menu consisting of multiple Spanish tapas for €16.95 per person. On entering The Market Bar visitors walk through an open-air heated courtyard with tables and chairs, leading into the vast luminous warehouse that is the Market Bar. There is also a smoking area on the mezzanine. Click here to make a booking now.
You definitely won’t find anywhere as unique as The Church to celebrate your birthday. Which was once St Mary’s Church in 1964, it is now transitioned into tasteful bar and restaurant. If you’re lucky enough to celebrate your birthday in the summer months, you can spend it outside in their sun-trap of a smoking area. But not to worry, the inside is just as fab!
Medley is located in the heart of Dublin 2, beside the Westin Dublin Hotel. It has a ground floor and mezzanine with seating for up to 250 guests and standing for 350. This is a stunning private hire and event space, which is brilliantly versatile, with our new Gin Bar on the ground Floor. Now launching Summer parties with a New York Theme and includes Prohibition Cocktails and New York Street Food. Perfect for drinks after work
Inside the natural wood, bronze and antiques give it a New York feel. It’s open and airy, thanks to the balcony facing the glass wall on Fleet Street East.
WigWam is a hip live music venue with a cool cafe/bar turning out delicious food and drink. If you’re looking for a chilled out lunch-time birthday drink, then WigWam will suit you to a Tee (and their ham and cheese toasties are delish!!)
For a casual birthday night in an intimate venue, Bar Rua is a sturdy reliable that won’t let you down. Bar Rua’s staff are not only the friendliest, but are also strictly red haired. Sure where else would you get it?! The Irish language is often spoken and traditional Irish tunes fill the bar, customers can see a Gaelic current running through Bar Rua’s veins!
