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We've been coming to this location since before it became The Dubliner--it's one of only a few restaurants north of the bridge which makes it a good choice if you have kids and/or aren't looking to be jostled on the sidewalk. Even better, though, is the cozy friendliness of the bar and staff. Over time the menu has been changed in some very smart ways--the addition of a pleasantly-curried vegetarian shepherd's pie, impossible burgers, and happily for me, GF indicators on the menu along with their shift to a non-flour-based roux for the regular shepherd's pie--and the chef has always been happy to kibitz about food prep. He also has very cool toque's . AND they have HP sauce if you ask. Don't let the often-crowded entry-bar deter you. There's plenty of room in the back, in a loft area above the bar, and if the weather is nice, out back, too. Weekends often have live Irish music in the back room with the tall-tables and if you're very lucky, barman Keith will be singing. Any time there's been a problem with a dish rare for me the servers have always made it right, so please don't let yourself go away displeased. It's one of the few places around here where you can get Magners Cider ON DRAFT which is enough of a draw for me to show up anywhere AND where you can get awesome recommendations for where to go find good music when you're actually in Dublin Ireland. [hidden link]

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I really enjoyed our visit to this establishment. While staying in the area for our anniversary, my husband chose this place among many other options because he'd never had Irish food... funny, because he ended up ordering a Grilled Chicken BLT smh. But, I'm glad that we chose to have our dinner here for a number of reasons: plenty of on the street parking, intimate outdoor seating with a nice bar, TV, and plenty of greenery/flowers, service was very efficient and friendly (Thanks, Becky! , the prices are extremely reasonable especially during the times that we live in ordered two apps, two entrees, 3 drinks, and a dessert for only 128 with tax and a 20% tip, and most importantly, everything was delicious, fresh, and portions were really nice sized. Recommend the CB Poutine, the fritters (Irish take on the eggroll , and the fish and chips fish was melt in your mouth on the inside and crunchy on the outside... the Pot du Creme was decadent and perfect. Great option in beautiful New Hope!

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We did a day trip to New Hope PA. Lots of restaurants to choose from but family wanted to try Dubliners. It has the look and feel of a old irish pub and the staff was very friendly . The bar looked like a fun place. Now to the food . All our food was good but my son's first hamburger was over cooked. The server agreed and they made him a new one which was a nice medium as he asked for. The stand out was the Reuben sandwich and the Fish and chips. We would go back but would like to try the other restaurants in town first.

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I imagine this is what it would be like to be in Ireland. Lively, bustling, and just an overall good time! Great beer list, even for me who can't handle dark brews. All the food was prepared with love, not salty, and just very comforting. Service was excellent attentive but not hovering. There are several areas to choose from depending on your mood... the bar, dining room, and back room with live music, had their own personalities. Looking forward to warmer weather to enjoy the outdoor setup!

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Authentic Irish Pub with great Irish food and live Irish music. Love the Vibe too. Recommend it to everyone going to New Hope

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