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Pifko

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Address: 41-43 Ushers Quay , Dublin 8, D, IE
Phone: +353 1 515 2087
State: D
City: Dublin
Zip Code: 8

opening times

Monday: 11:00-23:30
Tuesday: 11:00-23:30
Wednesday: 11:00-23:30
Thursday: 11:00-23:30
Friday: 11:00-00:30
Saturday: 12:00-00:30
Sunday: 12:00-23:00

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Reviews
Great neighbourhood pub that do Czech food in Dublin. Service was pretty quick too. We ordered their goulash and chicken burger. The goulash had a fairly decent level of spiciness and the meat was super tender. The chicken burger was well made, as the chicken itself was seasoned well and was also beautifully caramelised. Finally, for dessert, we ordered marlenka honey cake and strudel. The contrasting textures of the honey cake and the fact that it wasn’t overwhelmingly sweet made it enjoyable. We had a good time at Pilsner and would go back again!
Ok, so this place was recommended to me by a Czech friend, I'd been meaning to go for so long, and eventually managed last weekend. It's a bit of a walk out of town, about twenty minutes for the halpenny bridge, but worth it. The staff were ace, we got to sit at the bar which is amazing after covid. They have a great selection of beer and the Pilsner is bang on, served in a proper tankard style glass too. The staff noticed when the drink was getting low and offered the next, which I love. They have a bunch of TVs with sport on which is fab. We stayed for a bit, so ended up eating. I asked what was the best to taste Czech or Slovak food. So we got 3 dishes; Pifko beef goulash, with the beef so tender, beef in vegetable cram sauce, with amazing dumplings, and potato dumpling with sheep cheese and crispy bacon. I admit it doesn't sound that appetising but was amazing, a mix between risotto and German Spaetzle. Fantastic stuff. Highly recommended, definitely worth the walk, I'll be back.
I think this is the only pub in Dublin that serves Czech beers, which I love! Also food was delicious, nothing fancy, just tasty! Staff is very professional, fast and attentive! Definitely will be back!
Never been goulash and the dumplings are literally a sliced loaf. Use your loaf and don’t come here. The sauce lacked any sort of flavour and the service wasn’t anything to shout about either. For €18 it’s way overpriced. It’s as basic as it gets! I’ve been to Prague and this place isn’t it.
We wanted some Czechoslovakian food so went to Pilsner Pub. I got the goat cheese dumplings, son chicken schnitzel, friend cabbage soup and goulash. Food was delicious, tasted fab and fresh. Two little cons- I was missing 'knedlo, vepro, zelo' : and it was too loud there for me, but it is pub and it was world cup...the food and spirits balanced it Highly recommend. Also there were choices on the menu for customers who are not so keen to try our food...
Fresh czech lunch and good czech Pilsner! Cheers
It's a disgrace that I hadn't visited Pilsner Pub before; it's great! The food selection is decent, and we tried the goulash and the chicken burger. From what I heard about the chicken burger, it seemed a decent, tasty burger. The goulash was tasty but it really could have been a little bit richer in flavour! Also, it arrived to the table slightly lukewarm, and so it went cold really fast! The meat could be a little more tender too. So tasty for sure, but it could be a tad better - and hotter! The bar environment is great, as is the selection of drinks on offer. Staff were perfect throughout! I can definitely recommend this place though; an understated gem not far from the centre of Dublin.
It is still nice pub but have change a lot compare to what I remembered. Food was ok. The service we received was very average. It almost felt like the waitress who was looking after us was waiting for us to leave ASAP. I don't think we will be back soon.
Needed a place to sit after walking round Dublin and coming back from the Guinness factory... Popped in for a pint and rest the feet. Saw a few plates on other tables and looked good so grabbed a menu to have lunch. We'll worth it. Definitely finish with the honey cake.
Nice pub to have a czech beer
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