Love the place. The atmosphere is just fantastic. The staff are really friendly and amazing food. Would definitely keep going back for the great cocktails they serve. :)
Stopped by with a friend who was visiting from New York and was surprised that they had her favourite cocktail - a Pornstar Martini; on the menu. We just had drinks and sweet potato fries to snack on (not great) but a perfect central location for a drink after shopping all day.
I have been to Harry's on the green a few times and visited last night for some cocktails.
When I've eaten there before, it's pretty standard bar food. Nice but nothing to shout about.
It reminds me of the prohibition era with big Art Deco features on the bar. The cocktails are lovely, though I don't know how they would rank with some of the other cocktail bars in the city.
Service was super friendly but a little slow
A hot hearty Irish stew for lunch to warm up on a cold windy Dublin day. Did exactly what it said on the tin - no more no less. €10 for the plate and €5 for the pint.
Was here with the girls recently for some cocktails. We all went for completely different types and they were all lovely. The staff are so nice I asked the barman to make up a gin based cocktail for me and the effort he went to was lovely. It was absolutely delicious and garnished beautifully!
Love coming here for lunch and a few cocktails! They have a great lunch deal on that only cost €9.95 until 3 o'clock... You can pick from a good variety of food from paninis, soup, chips etc. And you also get a soft drink too!
Edwina Elizabeth O'Connor
+4
I was no stranger to Harry’s on the Green when I was invited to the establishment last Thursday evening to join a lovely group of eleven lively ladies for a Cocktail Masterclass and my first ever Zomato Meet Up (I’m a ‘Big Foodie‘ you see). I’d tasted Harry’s cocktails, sipped on his beers, nibbled on his finger food and watched the world go by from his small but ideally placed people watching beer garden before. However I hadn’t been there for a Cocktail Masterclass so I was excited to see what Harry’s had in store for me, and to meet my new friends.
I’ve said it before; and I’ll be the first to admit – I’m a cocktail snob (see: my review of The Blind Pig for context). This snobbiness comes with its own brand of judgement and dismissive comments such as “Oh, they “do” cocktails, do they? I’m sure…”
However, as 12 of us stood there, sipping a glass of gin, balsamic and basil we all agreed – we got this one wrong. We were quick to judge, had almost written it off before we came through the door – but Harry’s On The Green blew us away.
I was wrong, and I’m so glad I was.
You couldn’t get more central in Dublin than this. Buried under Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre, victim of it’s neighbour’s sport-bar-reputation, Harry’s On The Green was not on my radar as any sort of a cocktail destination; I’d never been there until I was invited to a cocktail making class there and this is when I realised what I had been missing.
When I say I learned a lot that evening I mean I learned a lot – not just about cocktails, but about how the staff create their own bitters, extracts, essences and tinctures; but also about my own mixology misconceptions.
From the ultra-bubbly Bellini of Moet champagne with passion fruit caviar, made on site; to the mango and chilly margarita rimmed with Himalayan rock salt that re-ignited my love for tequila (after years of ill-advised shots in my youth ruined it or me). This was cocktails as they should be. Served with passion, creativity and pizzaz – now, when’s the last time we heard that word?
The Cocktail Class package we were a part of was much more than the tactless hen party fiascos that mix up a couple cosmos and sickly sex on the beaches; this is a far more sophisticated affair. Each cocktail was paired with accompanying canapes to be enjoyed as you proudly savoured your creation. I could see this as the perfect idea for a work outing or team building night, because while you’ll be merry by the end; you ‘ll be far from blotto. If the traditional ladette-style hen party doesn’t appeal to you, this is the ticket. Terribly classy all together.
On the bus home I immediately text my sister, who’s been pining for a Sisters Night Out for weeks, and told her I had our first stop. The underground retreat is much bigger than you could ever imagine from street level, with copious amounts of tables, booths and corners for enjoying a Strawberry & Amaretto Sour in your best car-to-bar shoes. It strikes me as the kind of place you can really enjoy a drink in good company, or get a group together to get a drinks in and share a few platters; whatever you need it to be – Harry’s has got it.
Prices are incredibly reasonable for the craft that’s put into each drink, at only €10.50 for a majority of the menu – a far cry from the premium prices of their peers, yet on par if not beyond their capabilities.
Hands up, I completely underestimated this place – but being proven wrong never tasted so good. I also now make a mean margarita.
Had an absolutely amazing evening here with the Zomato meet- up, but then when can cocktail making courses ever not be amazing? Barmen were incredibly skilled and passionate about their cocktails and took time to explain everything to us. The canapés were delicious and I'm very curious to try the rest of their menu. Prior to this event I would never have thought of Harrys for cocktails but now is a firm favourite of mine!
This place has to be the best place for cocktails in town.. the bartenders are so friendly and put in so much passion and effort in to every cocktail..the cocktails have unique ingredients that will have your taste buds dancing and wanting more.
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