About Bruxelles
Since 1886, Bruxelles on Harry Street has been the cosmopolitan heartbeat of Grafton Street nightlife. This legendary bar, steps from the Phil Lynott statue, fuses international flair with Irish soul, home to Thin Lizzy and U2 in their early days. Three distinct bars inside: the cosy Saloon, Zodiac for cocktails, and Flanders for sports fans. The vibe? Electric with live music, sports screens, and a diverse crowd from global travellers to Dublin rockers. Smell the wood polish, hear indie bands, taste world-class wings. As your Grafton Street pub expert, it's unmissable for live music pubs in Dublin city centre.
What to Expect
Pub grub like loaded nachos, burgers, and pizzas, plus great pints and cocktails. Live bands nightly, especially weekends, span rock to trad. Sports on big screens draw crowds. Multi-bar layout means something for everyone, Saloon for chats, upstairs for gigs.
Insider Tips
Downstairs Saloon for pre-gig pints; upstairs for shows. Snap a pic with Phil Lynott outside. Happy hour cocktails are steals. 'Best live music pubs Grafton Street Dublin' leads here. In 10 days in Dublin, catch a band, check schedule online. Locals tip: Flanders for rugby fever.