The 11 Best Places for Mojitos in Dublin

till: The female barkeeper serves a mean Mojito!

Eoghan Jennings: The friendliest bar staff in Dublin. Chilled, like the mojitos.

Ciarán Norris: It's all about the mojitos. And the chips.

Joao Thiago: Great Mojito

Janne Käki: Awesome macquerel paté. Awesome muhsroom gnocchis.

Declan Gray: Dam tasty!!!!

Anna Ohare: Caesar salad with grilled chicken and bacon. If you're there for a drink try the strawberry mojito- delicious!

Tomas Breen: Good pints. Lovely location beside the river. Lot's of room for different groups. Function room upstairs.

Osamh Abdullah: Gourmet burger

Alan Andrews: Just love this food. Tasty and always so full of flavour. Try the mojitos if you don't have to drive ;)

uncletones .....: Amazing food. Best 'Indian' food I've had in Dublin. As good as any in the UK. Go!

Kenneth Kwok: Possibly the best Indian restaurant in Dublin

Deirdre Waldron: Mojitos are superb and I'm an expert!!!

Niall Harbison: a Dublin institution. have a whiskey and watch the world go by.

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Luana Micheau: Great afternoon tea, calm ambiance.Loved the mojito cocktail in the tea pot.

Kasia: Amazing hotel located in the old bank in the heart of Dublin. Rooms as cosy but comfortable, helpful staff and super comfy beds! 👌🏻

Bernard Goldbach: You can enjoy a great array of newspapers in the atrium and no one will punt you from your seat all afternoon.

TempleBar Tradfest: Here you'll find the best Mojitos in Dublin. This bar is full of Dublin's most stylish people who match the funky boutique decor. Highlights are the bongo players and the DJ's from all over the world

TempleBar Tradfest: This is one of the funkiest boutique hotels in Dublin City Centre. Individually designed rooms including original paintings by Robert Shaw. Chic cocktail bar & a rooftop penthouse. From 115€ per night

Jennie Byrne: Fantastic spot for a weekend away in Dublin.. Right in the heart of temple bar. Their cocktails are a must!

Lorenzo C: Mojito: too sweet. Hummus platter: good! Pork sausages: very good!

Julie ODonnell: Birthday special free cocktail - how can you go wrong. Mojito - lovely.Clam chowder gorgeous but too filling for me as a starter.Tasty surf & turf. Chicken skewers nice but nothing special.Fab service

Jack Smith: One of the best meals I think I've ever had. Each course is overflowing with amazing flavours, you can't go wrong with whatever you choose to eat. The staff are very friendly and attentive

Krissy Arnaout: Love half moon and mojito (alco free)

Esmond Poynton: Best beer. Love the fischers.

Graham Hayes: Have the carbonnara

Daniel Flynn: The Mojitos are top notch. Unlike so many others you get in the city, The Twisted Pepper make them just sweet enough.

Melforss: Cool and very relaxed concert space. Has also a cafe during the day and a rooftop with tables. Vice Coffee can be found from here

Irene Belle: Attend a Thurs, Friday or Saturday. For electronic music, you won't be disappointed. Best sound system in Ireland, hands down.

Amandine Carrey: Try the sake cocktails for less than €9. Service is awesome. Tried rainbow roll and futimaki seafood roll. Huge, fresh, tasty and coming with a super cool fog machine (seriously. Cool.)

Olivier Vanbrabant: Good food ! I have travel a lot and this one is a good middle level sushi restaurant

Jit BP: Excellent service and delicious sushi. Definitely the best Japanese restaurant in Dublin