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Dan Lowrey's Tavern

This characterful pub beside the Everyman Palace Theatre was established in 1875 and is named after its founder. Long before the arrival of the "theme pub", Lowrey's was famous for having windows which originated from Kilkenny Cathedral, but it also has many of its own original features, including a fine mahogany bar.

It has been run by Anthony and Catherine O'Riordan since 1995 and Catherine oversees the kitchen herself, so it's a good place for an inexpensive home-cooked meal - popular dishes like home-made quiche or lasagne served with salad or fries, for example, or seafood bake, filled with salmon, monkfish & cod, topped with creamed potatoes and toasted breadcrumbs.

It's popular with local business people at lunch time.

Not suitable for children after 9pm. Seats 30 (plus outdoor seating for 10) L & D daily: 12-3.30 & 7-9, Sun L 12.30-5 €12.50. (Sandwiches available all day). Closed 25 Dec & Good Fri. No Credit Cards.

Directions:

Next to Metropole Gresham Hotel, across from Isaacs Restaurant.