The temple of Dublin shot for ‘ridiculous’ prices after the shares of the customer’s shares for two drinks for two drinks

Has been a pub visitor On the left goobsmacked by the price of only two drinks after a visit to the notorious steep temple bar of Dublin.

A photo of a receipt that is shared on social media revealed that a patron had Payed an eye-watery € 15.40 (12.99) for just one pint Guinness and a shot from Baby Guinness.

The Irish Pub, that’s Located in the city center of Dublin and very popular with touristsis known for its premium prices, where customers complained for a long time about the costs of the drinks.

The expensive tab was shared on X of an account called @pintso_guinness, which shares messages with regard to the iconic Stout of Ireland. The description of the account reads: “Capture the perfect pints and share the magic.”

It revealed that the unknown customer had visited on 29 May at 9.46 pm and paid no less than € 10.45 (8.82) for one pint Guinness, and € 4.95 (£ 4.18) for ‘mixer/ baby’, a baby -guinness believed.

The page of the Guinness fan wrote the message and easily wrote ‘Christ’.

The post has since become viral and collects nearly 50,000 views and dozens of commentators from frustrated Boozers who complain about the excessive price tags.

Writing on X, they said ‘£ 8.50 for a pint, au’, while several called the location for creating ‘scandalous’ prices.

One Dublin -Lokale described the prices as ‘bare face theft’ and grabbed that the location was often ‘absolutely rammed’.

They wrote: ‘I live a five -minute walk from Temple Bar, born and raised in the area and in my 40 years of drinking age I can count on one hand how often I have had a session in Temple Bar, you just can’t do it, it’s bald facial robbery and it also goes on years.

“The place is also absolutely full of tourists, so that they have to drink on the street because the pubs are so full.”

A second asked: “Why do people still come to this establishment?”

‘Dublin is not cheap, but that is mentally. The average in the city center would now be around € 7, “someone else noticed.

‘They must’ thank you for your habit ‘replaced by’ you are scammed ‘, a commentator joked.

Some, however, wanted to blame customers for the continuous stream of the costs and told people to ‘stay away’ if they want to see the prize lowered.

‘This company works on what people will pay. They depend on a rotating customer base, people are beaten, they leave. Someone else comes in, repeated the next day. The best to stay away and advise others to do the same, “they wrote.

The Temple Bar is famous for its 10.00-2 hour live music sessions, with flower-covered facade, 450-copy whiskey selection.

It is not the first time that the pub, generally considered the most famous pub in Dublin, has come under fire because of the drinks.

A tourist revealed that they had remained shocked by the price he paid for a single round.

Ryan had enjoyed a holiday in the Irish capital, but was Left surprised after expressing € 107.20 (£ 91.16) at the bar in the tourist hotspot of Dublin.

The Eye-Watertabblad in the temple bar in the middle of the city covered one beer, one coke, two rums and six baby Guinness-shots.

He paid amazing € 11.45 (£ 9.74) for a pint Heineken, € 4.95 (£ 4.21) for a coke, six Baby Guinness recordings that each cost € 11.35 (a total of € 68.10 (£ 57.91)) and two Schoten from Malibu, each of which costs € 11.35 and come to € 22.70 (£ 19.30).

The surprised customer shared the receipt, dated Friday, April 4 at 2.52 pm, on X and it quickly went viral with many jumping to his defense to question the prizes.

On his X -profile @ryan_AVFCC, Ryan easily wrote in the caption: ‘Suicidal’ and he shared his shock with other users who flowed to the comments.

One person wrote under it: “Almost £ 70 for 6 baby Guinness I would never again check my bank app” while the other said, “I was scammed bro.”

A shocked X user noted: ‘WTF is a’ baby ‘Guinness and how the hell is it worth $ 10?’.

In March, customers were that Shocks about the prices of the pub during St Patrick’s Day.

Gamblers who wanted to enjoy a Guinness in the historic pubhad to choose no less than € 10.45 (£ 8.79) for a pint.

Shocking, a Guinness was not the most expensive pint offered during the celebration – a Heineken, Carlsberg, Smithwick’s Pale Ale of Bulmer’s Cider Will Set back pub visitors € 11.45 (£ 9.63).

According to the Irish Pub Guide, the average price of a pint of Guinness ‘or a sturdy’ in May 2024 in Ireland was € 5.77 (£ 4.84).

One man called the prices ‘obscene’ while the other compared the price list with ‘theft without violence’.

“They might as well serve you while she was wearing a striped sweater, an eye mask,” a woman replied. “That’s why I stay away from the city center,” said a Dubliner.