The Trinity Irish Pub

We found ourselves on a quiz, in italian on a Tuesday evening. Crowded! Nit very easy to understand but fun!

Good atmosphere, tasty cheese burgers and a nice selection of draught beers! Very knowledgeable and friendly staff as well.

Love the location and decor, we tasted some food and it was nice. Staff very kind and attentive. Definitely will be back a good place to be.

We ate here several times during our visit. The food was always excellent and reasonably priced. The bar shuts in the afternoon. The staff were very friendly and helpful.

The burgers are juicy and delicious. A lot of beers to choose and a lovely location. I recommend to go there during colder seasons just for the cozy but fun vibe. Moderately priced and friendly service.

Called here with my daughter and bar staff where really friendly Nice bar with a nice atmosphere She had 2 cokes I had 3 pints of Guinness Really nice pint , taste like it is in Ireland but is also a lot dear then Ireland At nine euros a pint yer would need a big wallet to get drunk Would call again if in area, would be interesting to price up other drinks

Went there with a big company of colleagues one evening. I had a Guinness and it was obviously mixed with water. I have never encountered smth like that so was a bit surprised. My friend also noticed the same. Nobody was happy with the quality of the food (burgers, mainly). I had fries and they also were bad. Quite disappointed as I liked the place itself and the service was quite good.

The (Irish pub) environment is nice; the choice of beers from the barrel remarkable even that for a second beer after a great IPA I needed to switch to a Belgian beer as all others couldn 't match as second in terms of taste and volume . The choice of burgers is very interesting. I tried one of their new ones, with meat from wild boar and porcini mushrooms: the meat was minced very crude and baked rare, which are both good, but the texture of the meat was quite rough with I suppose some tendons and so in it. Anyway, good variation if you want a non Italian meal that doesn 't cost you too much as well.

I 've been to lots of irish pubs in my life and I do have a pretty good idea what to expect from them. The Trinity does not really fulfill that. The decor is very sparse, there 's hardly any pictures, no carving in the wood, no decorative lamps, etc. it really seems to be empty, you don 't feel the love for the location. The top floor is also where the kitchen is located, whereas the bar is on ground level. So top floor is not recommended, the smell from the kitchen is pretty heavy. First time we 've been there we went just for drinks and it was a really busy night. Working the counter myself from time to time, I know what this means. But still, the barkeeper hardly ever looked at me, despit...