Urban Brewing

Interesting modern style brewery/restaurant in Dublin. There is a small area of outdoor seating, indoor tables and bar, and a large area for parties downstairs. They only had maybe 2 of their own beers on tap when I was there, which was disappointing, but they did have bottles from other Irish breweries. Food menu was gastropub style - mostly appetizer/tapas. The food was very good - I tried the beef cheeks, meat plate, and flatbread. Perhaps not the best beer destination, but a good place to enjoy a drink and meal.

Came here on 19.11.2019. Located very centrally in Dublin. Brewery and restaurant area in the vaults of the basement. Very nice ambiance. Food was great (very small portions!). Beers (Lager, IPA, Stouts) were mediocre at the best and were lacking carbonation. Price level was far too high. As there are not too many alternatives, still a place to consider when you are visiting the city

Bang on this gaff... its a must if your visiting Dublin....

Visited Aigust 2019. Good looking modern style. 6 own beers on tap. Flights of 4 available. Estrella Galicia available...if this means something. Noisy. Next one please!

Visited later evening on a Friday. Hopping place located in the Custom House Quay. Interior has a very pretty classic wood bar, with some smaller high top tables inside, with a large amount of covered seating on the patio. There is also a restaurant in the basement, which looked very cool when I poked my head down there. Beer selection was 6 house beers and 10 guests on draft as well as a “beer bible” of a large amount of bottled beer which had some very nice selections in it. Beers are available as half or full pint pints and also to go as crowlers and growlers, which was cool. Prices seemed higher than most places I visited in Dublin. Both beers I had were well above average, and I enjoyed the fun vibe. As mentioned by others, this is connected to EPIC, the Emigration Museum which is highly recommended. (Solid place, near the top of the list for locals and visitors) I only use the total score, not the component parts.

Stopped in after coach from Belfast since close by. Modern interior similar to a museum which it’s attched to. Downstairs had lots of character and old brick but may be different joint. 5 of their own beers on nothing terribly exciting and guest taps standard. Food was decent and well presented. Little pricey overall. The Pils I had was nice enough.

Modern type brewpub with a few decent beers on tap. You can get a flight here which is mostly average. You can't get some of the visiting stuff on tap, though, unfortunately. Prices OK for Dublin. Service OK.

This place is attached to the Emigration Museum, on the west side. Sadly the water there had been drained for maintenance otherwise there would have been a good view from the enclosed patio. On your right as you enter is the bar, with the brewhouse visible directly above. Or you can continue to the basement where there is a large and atmospheric restaurant. You can get full meals in the bar, though, so that's where I stayed. Just four of their own beers on tap plus some guests, so I did a flight of four. Food was tasty although portions were a bit small and a bit pricey. Beers were fine.

"Urban Brewing offers a social brewing, drinking and dining experience unmatched in the city.Located in the beautiful surroundings of The CHQ Building in Georges Dock alongside a Gastro Tapas Bar + Restaurant, Urban Brewing is home to Dublin’s newest microbrewery, serving the freshest and most exclusive beers directly from the tank, in the largest and sunniest Hop Garden in the city. Sharing tapas style food, influenced by travels and journeys around the world and served in a contemporary setting, all followed by a rustic yet modern cocktail bar and restaurant tucked away in 200-year-old vaults." New Microbrewey located next to Irish Emigration Museum. Downstairs restaurant, main floor bar and high tables, outside patio and a small first floor including the tanks from which their own beers are poured straightly.