Review Guinness Storehouse Ticket in Dublin

A fun and good learning experience of beer brewery, interesting history and the science. Enjoyed the beer tasting half way through the tour, lunch on the 6th floor is excellent, recommend the Bistro, dishes in the Market Hall are generally quite salty especially the bacon spare ribs. Fantastic half day activity.

It is a decent spot just to tick off the list. The background history of the beer is all right, but I didn't feel there was genuinely all that much to see. Still, you do get a massive pint of Guinness at the end. It is worth heading up to the top floor for a drink, and the views are okay. You get a panoramic view of Dublin, but overall you can get through the whole thing in about an hour and a half.

Without a doubt, this is an experience everyone should have if they go to Dublin. It's not just about having a beer; it's an interactive museum where they teach you how to truly taste beer and see why it's so famous.

The Guinness Storehouse experience exceeded all my expectations. From the moment I saw the black Guinness Storehouse sign, it felt like an overwhelming journey into the past. The interior layout was well-organized and substantial, the scale of the place, the taste of the beer, and the view from the observation deck were all very satisfying.

Super relaxed self guided tour. lots to see and drink. also provides 2 restaurants inside the Storehouse itself. rooftop views are CRAZY

I had never even tried Guinness before, but I had a wonderful time! Not only did I learn about the brewing process and history of Guinness, but it was also fun to see the old posters and commercials. You could really feel how proud the Irish people are of Guinness! There were so many merchandise items in a wide range of prices, so I took my time browsing and chose souvenirs for my family and myself. I had such a hard time deciding, especially with the T-shirts, since they came in a variety of materials, designs, and colors! I knew I wanted to buy a Guinness T-shirt and had checked out some souvenir shops in Dublin before coming to the Guinness Storehouse, but there were many exclusive items here. (Though some T-shirts were only available at the souvenir shops outside.) Even the time spent hesitating was fun! For lunch, I had the beef and Guinness pie at a restaurant called Arthur's Bar, and it was ridiculously delicious! (Around 16 euros.) I would love to go back!

Finn McCools tour was great with Mark as the guide and Declan as our driver who navigated some narrow countryside roads today. Mark was informative and told us about Dublin as a city on our way out for the day tour to Kilkenny. We were told about the history of various places, people of interest were mentioned and other cultural interests was mentioned too. The highlight was seeing the Kilkenny castle and the sheepherding where we met Meg and Sal the border collies who were amazing. it was run efficiently and on time. Highly recommended. We were a family of four with an Australian-Hong Kong background with two teenagers and we all enjoyed it.

Interesting self-guided tour. Great view from the bar with delicious Guinness. There are also various restaurants. You should plan to spend a bit more time here.

Had a great experience there. it was easy to redeem the tickets. It was a self guided tour, the exhibits were interesting.

Highly recommended. Interesting to know about the history of Guinness and get a taste of it on the 7th floor, where we can enjoy the views of Dublin City.