Posted Jun 19, 2008, 1:21 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Otisburgh
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Originally Posted by Laurent
^ cool - thanks for pointing it out, I never noticed it!
gotta agree. Old Dublin is the only place in which I get the complete feeling I'm in an Irish pub (even though I've never been to Ireland so I honestly don't know what a 'real' one is like!). I guess some reasons for its air of genuiness is that it's so small, it's in a basement, and its atmosphere is more one of warmth than classiness. That's why even though it's such a well known place, it'll always have the feel of a bona fide haunt (to me anyway, and probably to most people too). Maybe it's a bit like Schwartz's in that sense (though Schwartz's is 100 times more famous and 100 times more informal). I love those kinda places. Comfortable yet low key atmosphere and high quality product & service. Great representatives of our culture, I'd say
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You hit the nail on the head. I will sorely miss the Vieux Dublin when it is gone.
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