The Brazen Head is the oldest pubs in Dublin, located in Bridge Street, on the River Liffey, 10 minutes from Grafton Street. It attracts many tourists because of its reputation as a historic brewery, it seems that the Brazen Head has been opened in the twelfth century, the medieval city.
Inside the Brazen there are many objects that recall the past, and there is also a garden open during the summer, where you can sit to enjoy a pint. It must be said that the owners are left enticed by the historic significance of the pub and then the pricesare raised a little but .. if there are men in the past as Wolfe Tone, Robert Emmet,Daniel O'Conne, James Joyce, Patrick Kavanagh and Brendan Behan, a stepnecessary to make it.

Every night at The Brazen Head there is a live Irish music sessions (we also played theDubliners and Van Morrison) that offer a truly magical atmosphere. Kitchen open for lunch and dinner and offers traditional dishes, an excellent smoked salmon andseafood. Available a la carte menu and a bar menu with snacks like potato chips andfish and chips but also soups, meats, salads, sandwiches, etc