Cafe Dublin

Roomy and fairly nice "Irish" pub and cafe / restaurant with normal pub grub, hamburgers and the like, I had and egg & bacon brunch - and of course a pint of Guinness. You pay as you order. They also had 5-6 Norwegian beers on tap, and a few imports, all from the Ringnes portfolio. Not a place the beer rater will search out, but as the location is very central, you might as well pop in for a look or a meal.

A nice brown "British" pub, with normal selection of british beers. Had a short stop to watch a Euro 2020/21 fotball game. Nice ambiance, no food.

A nice "English" (Or Irish?) pub centrally located in Trondheim. For those who just order "A beer, please", this is a great place to stay the whole evening. For me? I entered-I saw-I went. Looking for craft beer? Stay away! (Visited July 15th 2017)

A brown pub with inspiration from the British isles and a nice outdoor seating, a decent list of pubgrub and a few interesting beers, amongst them beers from Rein Drikke which is hard to find almost everywhere. None of them fantastic in any way, but they’re solid and interesting, most of them. Cafe Dublin isn’t a must in any way, but if you have the time, have a look.

Looks like an English proper pub, dark wooden interior, lots of space and a decent beer selection. No beers from Reins brewery at my visit, but there was one tap with Austmann. Service minded personell, a nice place to have a pint or 2.

The place to go for the Reis beers, also interesting stuff from Carlow. Not a must stop, but check it out if you have the time.

A typical british pub as intended. I lived in the same building and they kept me awake.... So I found out the last night that I might join them. Friendly helpful staff and I even found a rare norwegian beer that I had not rated. If you just want to watch football with some others, and have a couple of beer it is an ok place.