Guinness Storehouse Reviews

I really enjoyed the Guinness tasting here. The staff explained the flavours in such an easy, down-to-earth way, and it made the whole thing feel fun rather than too formal. I was going to say it was just a pint, but no, it was more like properly learning how to taste it. The view from the top bar was a lovely bonus too. It was busy, but everything still felt well organised. I’d definitely go again if I’m back in Dublin

I had a really fun time with this pint pour. It looks great, feels satisfying to do, and kind of makes the whole drink experience more enjoyable. Maybe it’s just me, but there’s something oddly satisfying about a good pour, right?

Check-in itself was fine, but the entry line took forever, even though we already had tickets. The staff were nice enough, but the whole process was just really slow and frustrating after waiting around so long.

The exhibits were really well put together, and I ended up learning a lot more than I expected. It was interesting without feeling overwhelming, and I genuinely enjoyed walking through everything. I left feeling glad I went.

The place itself is really nice, and the views from the top are worth seeing. But I have to say, they didn’t handle the crowds well at all when I went. Some spots were so packed, and people were just standing around blocking the walkway, which made it frustrating to get through. The staff were friendly, so I don’t blame them individually, but whoever was in charge of organizing the flow really dropped the ball. I’m glad I saw it once, but I wouldn’t go back on a weekend.

I personally really liked the location, it was just so handy for getting around. I’m probably a bit biased because I always prefer places that make things easy and don’t require a lot of extra travel, but this one definitely worked well for me.

Had a really good time at the Guinness Storehouse overall. It’s easy enough to get around and there’s loads to see, but it was so busy, like really busy, and that did get a bit annoying. The pint at the top with the view was class, though again, it was packed up there too, so you’re kind of squeezing around a bit. Staff were friendly, no complaints there, but the crowds were just constant. Still, I’d probably go again if I’m back in Dublin.

I really enjoyed the self-guided tour at the Guinness Storehouse. It was kind of nice being able to wander at our own pace, stop and read something, take a few photos, then suddenly decide we’d had enough of one section and move on. That freedom made it feel more relaxed, honestly. Some parts did get a little crowded, though, so the flow felt a bit weird at times, like you’d be moving along fine and then suddenly hit a bottleneck. Still, it was easy to follow, interesting enough without feeling like homework, and a solid way to spend a couple of hours in Dublin.

I really liked the atmosphere here, it had a nice buzz and still felt cosy, which is a great mix. The only thing that annoyed me was that the communication wasn’t very clear, so I wasn’t totally sure what to expect at first. Once I was there though, I did enjoy it...

I’ll admit, I wasn’t sure I’d be that interested, but learning how Guinness is actually brewed there was genuinely cool. I hate to say it, but I ended up enjoying it a lot more than I thought I would.

Grabbed lunch at the Guinness Storehouse it was way better than I expected. The stew came out hot, full of flavor, and properly filling, and the chips were fresh too. I didn’t go in expecting much, but I left genuinely happy with it.

The Storehouse is laid out really well. It’s easy to get around, the building feels open but still somehow cozy, which is apparently possible. Each floor has its own vibe without making you feel like you need a survival map, so that was a nice surprise. Overall, really great design.

The staff were friendly enough, but a few of them seemed really rushed and not super open to answering questions?! Still, the visit was okay overall and nothing major went wrong.

The staff were really sound, and the food came out quickly. What more can you ask for when you’re hungry? Overall, a easy and pleasant experience.

The lifts definitely made getting around easier, which I appreciated. But in the busier areas, the signs were confusing and I had to stop a few times to figure out where I was supposed to go. When I mentioned it, I just got one of those canned apology responses, which made it feel like they weren’t really listening. A few clearer signs would make a big difference

The Guinness tasted really fresh and went down so smooth. It was one of the best pints I have had in Dublin.

I had such a great time at the Guinness Storehouse. As someone who genuinely enjoys Guinness and loves learning the story behind places like this, I was really into it. The staff were brilliant—super friendly, knew so much about the brewing process, the history, and even how to pour the perfect pint. We asked a bunch of random questions, and they answered everything without making us feel rushed at all. It made the whole visit feel relaxed, fun, and way more memorable.

I booked our tickets online in just a few minutes i don’t really see what there’d be to complain about. The confirmation email came through right away, and scanning them at the door worked fine. It was a handy way to plan the visit without any hassle

I mostly went for the Guinness, but the view from the top ended up being my favorite part. You can see so much of Dublin, and it was just a really nice moment standing there with a pint in hand. It was busy, which wasn’t ideal, but it didn’t ruin the experience. The whole place had a great atmosphere, and overall I’d say it’s definitely worth doing at least once

Went to the Guinness Storehouse last weekend the thing that surprised me most was how clean it was. Like, it was busy enough, loads of people around, but the floors, toilets, tables, all of it looked really well looked after. I kept expecting to see the usual tourist spot mess somewhere, but nope, nothing just sitting around or looking neglected. It made the whole visit feel way more relaxed, if that makes sense. The staff were clearly keeping on top of things too, but without it feeling like a big production. Just a really smooth, enjoyable visit. Easy 5 stars from me.