Alan brought me to the Guinness Storehouse on my trip to the capital. This is a place i have wanted to visit for a long time. 14 euro entrance fee gets you a fantastic museum tour and a pint of Guinness at the end in the city’s highest bar.
It took us about two hours to complete the tour and it was really worth while. It gives a great background to Irelands most famous product. When we reached the bar we were both thirsty and looking forward to our pint. It was very busy in the bar and pints were being pulled at an awful rate.
We eventually got our pints and they were only ok. You couldn’t expect too much when the bar staff were under so much pressure to pour them. There was some breath taking views from the windows above.
We had a good laugh in the Gravity Bar. There are public toilets available and they were fine. The quality of the drink isn’t great but the experience of the museum and the novelty of the bar is fun. The bar itself is circular and there are seats around by the windows. This is one of the top tourist attractions in Dublin. Make it your business to pay a visit.
Toilet rating: 6/10
Pint rating: 6/10
Overall rating: 8/10
Final comment: The Gravity bar is a great novelty and part of a great set up.
Who’s the legend with the two pints???
I don’t know but he looks a very dodgy character!
great pictures, looks like a good trip.. neither of ye langers are getting expenses though!