Olde Dublin Pub

I had ordered quite a lot, food wasnt impressing at all. the beef in the pot pie was sour and mussel was stinky. Dont think its fresh and apparently waitress was surprised i only gave an ok command towards the food. Wouldn’t recommend it.

Great chowder and soda bread and filling enough for a main. Service was attentive and quick.

We were across the street at the «in» pub, but service by hot 20 year old waitress was weak as all the 20 year old staff just stood around and visited.
Saw buck a shuck sign to this place and we popped over. It was excellent and fun. Service and food was 9/10…crowd was more fun than «in» place.

Loved this place… right in the center of Charlottetown. In fact I liked the entire town. Waitress was really friendly and helpful.

Very basic pub. Looks much better from the outside than it does on the inside.
We stopped here during a recent vacation, and wish we had tried somewhere else. There’s nothing wrong with Olde Dublin Pub, but there’s just so many other places that are better.
Location and atmosphere: Okay, so the location is very good, in the heart of Charlottetown. An easy 5 minute walk from just about anywhere in downtown Charlottetown. The atmosphere was so-​so. Very typical of an Irish style pub done kitschy. All the decorations and furnishings appeared worn and tired. Or maybe like this place has seen a LOT of partying. But the service was fair, prompt, and no issues getting seated or getting our orders correct.
Food: The eats here were easily the most disappointing part of the experience. I had what was purported to be a prime rib beef dip sandwich. The beef itself lacked any real flavor, although it was at least tender. Served on a grocery-​store quality kaiser roll. With very flavor-​less dipping sauce. And not cheap either. About same prices as other nearby pubs. The other members of our group has similarly disappointing meals.
Beer & drinks: A standard full bar, nothing out of the ordinary. They offer local and national beers, wine, and spirits.
Overall, nothing jumps out and grabbed me here. Very basic, standard bar, and food that is forgettable.

Strategically located to catch the overflow from Gahan. Pub food of reasonable quality, but nothing special. Servings seem a bit on the small side. Bacon-​wrapped scallops can sometimes be purchased individually here, but the one I had was really disappointing. (This should not be hard, to properly sauté a scalop, and the bacon should easily cover minor overcooking, but they did not manage this.) They pull a decent Guiness here (a bit cold for my taste, but it recovers quickly enough) but Olde Dublin does not carry much in the way of regional beers. To make up for all that, they have a truly gigantic video screen for sports fans.

We fell in love in Charlottetown. It was a passion at first sight, just us and plate after plate of $ 1 per for PEI mussels. We came for a big dinner, but since we got there a little after 4 and oyster happy hour runs from 4 to 6, we never budged. Except to get to the washroom after the beers. Really. We put away six or seven dozen Malpeques during the happy hour (and possibly beyond), savoring each briny, slippery morsel. Yum. They were wonderful, and our smiling server kept ‘em coming, and kept our glasses full. We had made a reservation at the beautiful, more formal dining room a few steps down from the pub, but we canceled it figuring we’d be happier upstairs. After digesting the oysters, we went for the shepherd’s Pie, which was absolutely the best we’ve had outside of Dublin (the one in Ireland). Loaded with PEI ground beef, some garlic and potatoes (also from the island), a flaky crust, simply smashing. This was far and away the best place we stopped for dining on our Canadian trip. Being as how it’s an Irish pub, the Celtic atmosphere is loose and friendly, the servers happy, lots of beer on draught, and even some live music (though not the evening we were there). Wow — what a delightful experience!

A must stop for the oysters! $ 1 each daily between 4p-​6p. I am not ashamed to admit that, between two of us, we polished off 36 oysters:)

Beer and buck a shuck (4pm-​6pm) it was a decent stop off during the afternoon. I was disappointed that there wasn’t a larger local beer selection.

I come to PEI each summer and this is a must for oysters! I absolutely love this establishment.

I’m not going to mince words: «Celtic» themed restaurants are my own personal hell. I avoid them as best as I can. We were brought here by my husband’s friend and the décor was… ok. Until I noticed the terrifying stained glass… Oh my gahd.
The food was… ok? I had some bacon wrapped scallops which I think were ok but were maybe bland? I also had chicken fingers and a poutine because I’m 6 and the poutine was disgusting. Boooooo. Everyone else liked the food, though we all agree the place is over priced. Unless you like Oysters, which I do not, because I am allergic and not gross.

My favourite meal in Charlottetown !!
I am addicted to their Chicken /​Broccoli crêpe, their Peppercorn steak is always a hit … delicious desserts too
Also one of my favourite breakfasts .
The dining room menu is a little pricey, I always order from the pub menu which you can do in the dining room if you ask .
But the atmosphere in the dining room is pretty close and conversations can be heard from table to table … I would recommend the pub .
Service is always superb.

Had a quick lunch here a snow day! Food was delic! Service was good, and super fast. The waitress never asked if we wanted 2 pc or 3 pc fish&chip and gave us three, when there isn’t even 3 pc listed in the menu. Charged us an extra 2 $ but we ate it not knowing till we got the bill. Other then that it’s a cool atmosphere, and the stir fry (veg option) was great, and filling!

We originally wanted to eat at claddagh oyster house, with is just downstairs but it wasn’t open until 5pm. So we ate our lunch& early dinner at ODP. It was very good!
We had a pint of beer from PEI, very different taste than coors light, heavier tasted, and had a bitter after-​taste. Not our favor but good thing to try out.
We ordered 5 special $ 1 little willy oysters and there are great !
The blue mussel was fantastic! A must try ! Also big portion as well. Very fresh and tender!
Fish and chips were fried to perfection. Loved the fresh potato French fries, however we weren’t able to finish them all because me and my boyfriend don’t have a big appetite. We were very full, and I almost wanted to packed the fries Togo !
The seafood chowder was creamy and delicious! Had a selection of seafood (mussel, small scallop, fish etc.) little bit salty tho
Overall, very nice dinning experience. The waitress was helpful and very nice. I would come back another time probably for later evening to enjoy more Irish feels.

Great drinks, great service, awesome cover band! Order their Dirty Leprechaun shots, they are a bag of surprise fun!

Great music and food, but they ran out of Keith’s. Oh well switching to Molson is not bad. This is a little pub where you can grab a shepherd’s pie when or if you need a break from mussels, and lobster. Mussels are great and it you can walk down one flight of stairs to a little seafood restaurant.

I stopped by here a few Friday nights ago with my girlfriend for an after dinner drink. After walking up two flights of stairs we were greeted by a hostess who sat us at a table even though we told her that we were only ordering drinks. The inside of the restaurant was what i expected, tvs lots of seating and nothing special. They had a decent selection of bottles and drafts. My girlfriend and I both went with drafts that we’re served cold.
The bottom line for me is that this was a pleasant experience for me and we enjoyed our time here.

Great Food, Great Service, Great Prices!
I was continually pleased by my experience with local Charlottetown eateries during my last trip — Olde Dublin Pub was no different.
Don’t let the fact that you have to climb up the stairs turn you away… Check this place out. It’s well worth it. I will return to check out the live music when I’m back in fine PEI.