1. Davy Byrne's

Right off Grafton Street, Davy Byrne's is famous in literary circles for being the site of Leopold Bloom's Gorgonzola sandwich and glass of red wine in Joyce's "Ulysses." A primary stop of the Dublin Literary Pub Crawl, the crowd is a bit older and more upscale than the usual rowdier locals in Temple Bar. Traditional pub interior of low lighting, heavy wood, Irish music, Gothic-style lamps, and patrons who order a Guinness and then promptly break into song.   (© 10Best)

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