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Dubliner
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citysearch c.
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There seems to be a younger, unfriendly group staffing the place. There is a frigid atmosphere where I kind of have the feeling like everyone is thinking ""Customers are so inconvenient."" I bet my girlfriend that she couldn't make our waitress say ""Your Welcome"" after serving a drink, and I won. I probably would have won the eye-contact bet as well if we had made one.
Side rant: I really wish owners would stop staffing their bars with these kids who think being a bartender is an MTV reality show. I know it's tempting to put a skirt on some eye candy and call her a bartender, but it's just not as good as having a real bartender there. Maybe it will bring in a few dbags to flirt with her, but it's not really worth how much you are going to lose from the heavy and regular drinking crowd. At least put them on days until they learn how to tend.
The bar itself is pretty good. Nice selection of beer and would otherwise be very cozy.
We are in our late 20's and went there about 6 or 7 times before giving up on it. It's just a little too uptight and unfriendly for us.
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Cons: What are the drawbacks?
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