T.P.Smiths looks like an ordinary pub from the outside but from the inside it's a totally different story. The main feature of this pub is its bronze staircase which swirls beautifully connecting the upper and ground floor. A nice pub for socializing with a dynamic atmosphere, this pub will truly relax your nerves.
T.P. Smiths is situated on the corner of Abbey Street and Jervis Street on the north side of the Liffey and was formerly known as Keatings. From the outside it looks pretty much like a standard pub but inside it is a different story. The first thing you'll notice upon entering is the 'swirly' bronze staircase and the amount of space inside. The pub has an upstairs-downstairs layout to it, with a shiny metallic circular staircase connecting them. This staircase is the main feature of the pub and it should be pointed out that more than one head has been smacked against this as a result of not ducking low enough! The bar area covers three levels has an open plan roof at the top level which looks great. As a result, this pub never seems to be packed even though it does have a steady stream of customers.
The pint taste good and is keenly priced. The bar staff is friendly and offers excellent service. The music that plays in the background is an electric mix. T.P. Smiths is a great pub for a night out with friends and just for a quick pint any time of the week.
T. P. Smiths is an unusual and pleasant pub. Despite, or maybe because of its slightly out-of-the-way location this is almost like a local, but set in the heart of the city. The bar also has an extensive and popular food menu, which is very tasty. With big screens for major sporting occasions as well as sporadic live music there is generally a dynamic atmosphere. Overall this is a nice pub for enjoyable socializing.
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