Pacinos Cellar Bar & Venue 

Since Pacino's Cellar Bar opened in 2008 it has been a popular place for an eclectic mix of events, product launches and entertainment. 

Through the "Streets Ahead” programme Pacino's Cellar Bar & Venue aims to provide a variety of live entertainment and niche events, such as Comedy Tapas, live music by Singer Songwriters, Murder Mystery Nights and Dinner Theatre.  In addition the Cellar Bar & Venue is set to host more corporate events and product launches after the huge success of previous events.

Pacino's Cellar Bar is the perfect setting for a special night, with an intimate cosy atmosphere and a capacity for up to 70 people (standing) or 40 seated.  The place is popular with couples searching for intimate surroundings, groups looking for a fun night out or corporate organisations looking to promote new products.  We can create a menu to suit your needs.

In conjunction with Obsessionsalsa team, we also have a set salsa menu! Obsessionsalsa team can provide salsa classes for groups, birthday parties, hen parties and for corporate events or team nights out. Further details contact obsessionsalsa@live.com or Nina/085 833 8558, Louis/086 377 6636.

Located just off Grafton Street, Pacino's is ideally positioned in the heart of Dublin's retail and social district.

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In the Cellar we have full PA services giving you the ideal facilities for presentation, speaking or even singing! We can style and adapt our venue to suit your needs, making your ideas become a reality.
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We serve a light Tapas menu that has proved extremely popular for corporate events; giving people the chance to mingle without the formality associated with a sit down meal. We can also provide a number of different set menus from our full restaurant upstairs which specialises in delicious Italian Pizzas, Pastas, Steaks, Salads and Ciabatta Sandwiches.
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