DIML in Dublin: Guinness Tour, Spice Bags, Pubs & More

here's how i spent a perfect second day in dublin ireland you know the day is gonna be looking good when your overnight curls come out looking like this best overnight curler ever throw on a cute little dress and then got ready to hit the town it was drizzling this morning so i wore andrews winberger not super hot here but it's also not super cold either and then headed on over to breakfast which was at stage door for a full irish had a full english breakfast before so this is pretty similar i believe one of the only differences is the bread they also do a white pudding too which is made with oats but i think i like the black pudding more and then the restaurant gave us all of these recs pause and save those if you want after breakfast we strolled around a little bit and then we had a our reservation at the Guinness factory.

So that took us a few hours to get through.Then we went to the room where you can get your face stamped on the beer.I had no idea that they had to settle for a little bit.That's what they look like when they're first poured.

We spent some time at the Guinness bar and then we headed out on our way to lunch.Took some detours through some parks.At this point of the day, it was warming up.The rain had stopped and I really wanted to try a spice bag.

The most recs I got were for this place.I'm sure everyone has their favorites.I'm assuming this is like the Joe's pizza of spice bags.At this point, I had multiple beers in me and I was still jet lagged.Did not sleep the night prior.

I took a nappy and then got dressed and wore my new sweater.

Mr. S for dinner.I asked you guys for recs in advance for this trip and I should have made reservations.I did not realize how quickly places book up here.

But Mr. S was delish and then we went back to Murphy's because we loved it so much.This time around I got sea salt and then Irish brown bread which is literally one of the best flavors I've ever had.I helped in a little taxi.Went to Gravedigger's Bar which I believe is the oldest pub in Dublin.It's built on a graveyard.We don't allow TV or music so just conversation.

Had a few points with the family.Then made our way back to the hotel and how is this literally almost 10 p .