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The Dubliner: Copenhagen’s Beloved Irish Pub on Strøget

Classic Irish pub atmosphere with live music, hearty food, sports broadcasts, and local camaraderie on lively Amagertorv square in central Copenhagen.

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The Dubliner is a lively Irish pub nestled on the historic Amagertorv square in central Copenhagen. Renowned for its inviting atmosphere, wide range of beers and whiskies, hearty food, and traditional live music, it’s a popular meeting spot for both locals and visitors. Located along the iconic pedestrian street Strøget, it offers an authentic taste of Ireland with a Danish twist, making it an essential stop for anyone exploring the city’s vibrant social scene.

A brief summary to The Dubliner

  • Monday 10 am-1 am
  • Tuesday 10 am-1 am
  • Wednesday 10 am-1 am
  • Thursday 10 am-2 am
  • Friday 10 am-2 am
  • Saturday 10 am-2 am
  • Sunday 10 am-1 am

Local tips

  • Arrive early if you want a good table during live music or major sports games, as it can get remarkably busy.
  • Try the rotating selection of guest beers alongside a classic Guinness for a well-rounded experience.
  • Outdoor seating on Amagertorv is perfect for warm days—expect great people-watching but limited spots.
  • Check the blackboard or ask staff about upcoming live music sessions for the week.
  • Families are welcome during daytime hours, but the vibe grows decidedly livelier after 8pm.
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Set in one of Copenhagen’s most bustling and historic squares, The Dubliner is more than just a watering hole—it’s a cultural institution that has charmed locals and travelers for decades. As you approach through the heart of Strøget, the city’s famed pedestrian shopping street, you’ll hear the hum of conversation and clinking glasses long before you cross the threshold. The interior is instantly welcoming, with dark wood paneling, a long polished bar, and walls adorned with Gaelic memorabilia, creating a cozy, convivial space reminiscent of traditional Irish pubs. The Dubliner regularly features live traditional Irish music—often filling the room with the sounds of fiddles, bodhráns, and guitars—drawing an enthusiastic and diverse crowd. Many patrons come to watch international sports, with major football and rugby matches broadcast throughout the week. The drinks menu boasts one of the most extensive selections of beers, stouts, ales, and Irish whiskies in Copenhagen, including expertly poured Guinness and rotating guest taps. Hungry guests can enjoy classic pub fare such as fish and chips, burgers, and hearty Irish stews—offered at moderate prices in line with central Copenhagen’s standards. The outdoor seating on the square is particularly coveted in the warmer months, offering front-row seats to the city’s ceaseless parade of locals, tourists, and performers. Though set amidst a busy tourist zone, The Dubliner stands out for its genuine warmth and rich blend of Danish and Irish hospitality. Staff are friendly, quick-witted, and take pride in creating a welcoming environment for solo travelers, families, and groups alike. Its enduring popularity ensures a lively bustle at nearly any hour, especially late on weekends and on major match days. Whether you’re after a quick pint, a hearty meal, or a night of music and laughter, The Dubliner promises an authentic slice of Ireland at the heart of Copenhagen.

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