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Open
7 Days a Week
Kitchen 12pm – 9pm
Location
Dalkey, Dublin
Castle Street Village
Phone
01 538 4757
Walk-ins Welcome
Est.
1745
One of Dublin's oldest pubs
About The Queens
The soul of the village, in the city
The Queens has stood on Castle Street in Dalkey since 1745. One of Dublin's oldest pubs, reimagined under Doherty Hospitality. Better than ever, and proudly at the heart of the village.
The kitchen runs a seasonal menu rooted in the best of Irish produce. The in-house bakery An Bacus supplies fresh bread and pastries daily, and the coffee is Doherty's own. From a quiet lunch to a late evening with live music, The Queens rewards every visit.
A Dalkey institution. Just as good as you remember, and then some.
Food and Drink
Food worth sitting down for
Seasonal menus built around the best of Irish produce, freshly baked bread from An Bacus, and Doherty Coffee to start or finish. The Queens kitchen runs Coffee and Sweet Treats through dinner, seven days a week.
Seasonal Irish Kitchen
A menu that changes with the seasons, built around the finest Irish produce and trusted local suppliers. Food that earns its place on the plate.
Lunch and dinner daily
An Bacus Bakery
In-house bakery supplying fresh bread, pastries and baked goods daily. Everything made on the premises — the smell alone is worth the visit.
Fresh daily
Doherty Coffee
Coffee served all day. Our own blend, carefully sourced, expertly brewed, and served by people who genuinely care about a great cup.
Open from 10am
Gallery
A glimpse of The Queens
Opening Hours
Bar: Mon–Sun 12pm – Late.
Kitchen: Mon–Sun 12pm – 9pm.
Premises open at 10am daily for coffee.
Getting Here
12 Castle Street, Dalkey, Co. Dublin. DART to Dalkey station, 5 min walk. Parking available nearby.
Reservations
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