Cute little place with Irish menu. Huge portions but make sure you save room for the bread pudding with ice cream! Service was great and the bar looked fun too.
397victoriao
We stopped here for dinner before a play at the Cumberland Playhouse and we were so glad we did. We started with a drink, an Irish Mule, which was excellent. The Reuben Eggroll appetizer was delicious as was the bacon covered Meatloaf. We will be back!
Monjo1579
Amazing
Carol Schultz
Great place, great food! Love it!
BrasilBobPam
All in all a good visit. Irish items were fairly limited. I had bangers and mash... good. My wife had fish and chips battered in beer.... also good. most other items were burgers/etc. service was good venue interesting as it has been recently purchased by the same owners as the Beef and Barrel Restaurant located immediately next door. In fact, we sat on one of two patios and it overlooked the patio area of Beef/Barrel. That was "ok" except the other restaurant/lounge was having karaoke night and the participants may have been the worst we've ever heard. it was painful sitting there listening to them. we will go back as it's a nice diversion not a wow... but very nice
Steve Kargman
Very tasty food. Nice atmosphere. Really friendly staff. Corned beef and cabbage meal was really good. The meat was extremely tender. Guinness fried shrimp was good as well.
ajcangel
Such a great little spot to eat lunch. My family stopped on the way home from Gatlinburg. First time visit. Wish we lived closer so we could come again! Everything tasted fresh and homemade.
rthurmanatty
Visited dublin's today for lunch. Nice bar/pub located in an old depot building located behind beef and barrel. 1st visit. Nice beer selection. Tried the sheperds pie, quite tasty and good portions. Salad was fresh and flavorful. Can't wait to try corned beef and cabbage.
Myreviewscount2
As frequent travelers, we seek out private owned restaurants off the beaten path. Dublin’s Crossing is a quaint Irish themed establishment with traditional Irish food. The setting is an historic train depot building with lots of character. The waiter, Matt L. was quite pleasant and answered my questions regarding foods I was unfamiliar with ordering. His customer service was spot on. Overall, the food was great - I recommend the spinach artichoke dip and Reuben Irish rolls. These are must haves! We were fortunate enough to strike up conversation with the husband and wife who are partners in Dublin’s Crossing. For people who are interested in someday residing in Tennessee, it was a much welcomed exchange learning about Crossville. If we are ever back in this neck of the woods, or move into the area we will certainly come in again. Thanks for the hospitality! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Joennen Kettler
Usually always good, but didn't like the fish & chips the batter was not my favorite also over cooked.
Our server Kelly B turned what could have been a negative experience into a positive one! My food was made wrong, she promptly apologized and had it remade correctly. She also took the item off our bill. This server went above and beyond to make up for the kitchen's mistake. When the food came out it was delicious!
Frugalmama57
While on vacation, we found this restaurant on Trip Advisor. It had good reviews so we decided to check in out. We were not disappointed. Excellent service was provided by Tanner. We had the 1/2 Pound burger and the Fried Shrimp Basket. We were quite impressed with the food and the value! Definitely Recommend!!!
Suzanne Roncskevitz
We absolutely loved this pub!!! The food was yummy. Friendly employees & a great server Jessica!! We will definitely visit again when we come this way!
ku4do
My wife and I spent the day in Crossville and decided to try the Dublin’s Crossing while we are not generally drawn to Pub type dinning establishments we we delighted with the food my wife had the fried Green Tomatoes for an appetizer and we had The Shepard’s pie with a side of Bubbles and Squeak (potatoes, cabbage and Bacon) , and I had Bangers and Mash. With a side of carrots. Both were delicious and we enjoyed a lot. It is set in an old Railway depot.
Cute little place with Irish menu. Huge portions but make sure you save room for the bread pudding with ice cream! Service was great and the bar looked fun too.
We stopped here for dinner before a play at the Cumberland Playhouse and we were so glad we did. We started with a drink, an Irish Mule, which was excellent. The Reuben Eggroll appetizer was delicious as was the bacon covered Meatloaf. We will be back!
Amazing
Great place, great food! Love it!
All in all a good visit. Irish items were fairly limited. I had bangers and mash... good. My wife had fish and chips battered in beer.... also good. most other items were burgers/etc. service was good venue interesting as it has been recently purchased by the same owners as the Beef and Barrel Restaurant located immediately next door. In fact, we sat on one of two patios and it overlooked the patio area of Beef/Barrel. That was "ok" except the other restaurant/lounge was having karaoke night and the participants may have been the worst we've ever heard. it was painful sitting there listening to them. we will go back as it's a nice diversion not a wow... but very nice
Very tasty food. Nice atmosphere. Really friendly staff. Corned beef and cabbage meal was really good. The meat was extremely tender. Guinness fried shrimp was good as well.
Such a great little spot to eat lunch. My family stopped on the way home from Gatlinburg. First time visit. Wish we lived closer so we could come again! Everything tasted fresh and homemade.
Visited dublin's today for lunch. Nice bar/pub located in an old depot building located behind beef and barrel. 1st visit. Nice beer selection. Tried the sheperds pie, quite tasty and good portions. Salad was fresh and flavorful. Can't wait to try corned beef and cabbage.
As frequent travelers, we seek out private owned restaurants off the beaten path. Dublin’s Crossing is a quaint Irish themed establishment with traditional Irish food. The setting is an historic train depot building with lots of character. The waiter, Matt L. was quite pleasant and answered my questions regarding foods I was unfamiliar with ordering. His customer service was spot on. Overall, the food was great - I recommend the spinach artichoke dip and Reuben Irish rolls. These are must haves! We were fortunate enough to strike up conversation with the husband and wife who are partners in Dublin’s Crossing. For people who are interested in someday residing in Tennessee, it was a much welcomed exchange learning about Crossville. If we are ever back in this neck of the woods, or move into the area we will certainly come in again. Thanks for the hospitality! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Usually always good, but didn't like the fish & chips the batter was not my favorite also over cooked.
Restaurantji Recommends
nice atmosphere...good food
Our server Kelly B turned what could have been a negative experience into a positive one! My food was made wrong, she promptly apologized and had it remade correctly. She also took the item off our bill. This server went above and beyond to make up for the kitchen's mistake. When the food came out it was delicious!
While on vacation, we found this restaurant on Trip Advisor. It had good reviews so we decided to check in out. We were not disappointed. Excellent service was provided by Tanner. We had the 1/2 Pound burger and the Fried Shrimp Basket. We were quite impressed with the food and the value! Definitely Recommend!!!
We absolutely loved this pub!!! The food was yummy. Friendly employees & a great server Jessica!! We will definitely visit again when we come this way!
My wife and I spent the day in Crossville and decided to try the Dublin’s Crossing while we are not generally drawn to Pub type dinning establishments we we delighted with the food my wife had the fried Green Tomatoes for an appetizer and we had The Shepard’s pie with a side of Bubbles and Squeak (potatoes, cabbage and Bacon) , and I had Bangers and Mash. With a side of carrots. Both were delicious and we enjoyed a lot. It is set in an old Railway depot.