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Brasileirinho
About Restaurant: The Brasileirinho Dublin offers a unique culinary experience where quality meets comfort. With our special Spanish oven for meats, each piece is cooked to perfection, ensuring juiciness and unmatched flavour. Come and enjoy the authenticity of Brazilian food in a cosy setting, where every meal is a celebration. Positive Review Count: 20 Reviews…
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Karen’s Diner Dublin
About Restaurant: !WINE NOW AVAILABLE!We’re in Dublin!Karen’s is a place where you can complain until the cows come home because we literally don’t care. You can expect good food, great craic and a dining experience like you’ve never had before, Let us know if it’s your birthday, if your name is Karen and for the…
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Mad Egg – Millennium Walkway
About Restaurant: Mad Egg started out with a simple mission; to create the best fried chicken sandos Ireland has ever seen. We are Ireland’s first free-range fried chicken joint. The first to truly put the provenance and sustainability of our product at the front and centre of our ethos; with Chicken Done Proper. Yes, we…
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Morrison Grill at The Morrison Hotel
About Restaurant: Located in the heart of Dublin city centre and overlooking the River Liffey, The Five-Star Morrison Hotel Dublin, Curio Collection by Hilton, now offers the cool and contemporary Morrison Grill restaurant space for guests to enjoy exciting culinary experiences, created with the very best of Irish produce. Executive Head Chef, Sushil Kumar, describes…
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Krewe North – Capel St
About Restaurant: Krewe is a brand new New Orleans Louisiana (NOLA) inspired bar and eatery located on Capel Street in Dublin city centre bringing the dirty south to the Northside. Here at Krewe we are all about fusing the vibrancy, craic and soul of Southern & Irish hospitality. Perfect for any Krewe gathering.As they would…
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Brother Hubbard – North
About Restaurant: Nestled in the city centre on Capel Street, itself one of Dublin’s most interesting and charming streets, Brother Hubbard North is just a stone’s throw from the River Liffey. 5 minutes walk from Temple Bar and O’Connell St, Brother Hubbard opened its doors in 2012 and quickly gained a reputation of one of…
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Wallace’s Taverna
About Restaurant: Welcome to Wallace Taverna, Dublin’s Italian gem since 2004, where Executive Chef Domenico Santo curates an unforgettable culinary experience. Immerse yourself in the vibrant flavors of Italy with our authentic Neapolitan pizzas, expertly crafted in a traditional stone oven.As passionate wine importers, we offer a carefully selected collection to complement your dining journey.…
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The Wiley Fox
About Restaurant: The city centre gem, The Wiley Fox is one of Dublin’s best-loved bars. Located in the heart of Dublin City Centre, the bar’s retro charm combined with its modern atmosphere makes it the ideal spot for any occasion.Right by the famous River Liffey, we’ve got a cozy indoor space and a lovely rooftop…
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Bar Italia – Dublin
About Restaurant: Bar Italia is the perfect place to enjoy flavours of Italy while taking in the beauty of Dublin city. Serving fresh pasta, farm to fork steak, fresh fish and pinsa Romana a unique to Ireland 72 hours fermentation dough. Traditional dish feature in our menu along with intriguing modern specials using only the…
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The Legal Eagle
About Restaurant: Voted gastropub of the year in our biggest Food Award,Our much beloved gastropub tradition is still being honoured with the signature pickles, homemade crisps and treacle tarts. Here, you’ll find the likes of PX- braised ox cheek, bone marrow sauce, pickled scapes, fine beans, & toasted almond or chorizo, cider-braised onions, and roasted…
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The Woollen Mills
About Restaurant: The Woollen Mills has been one of the most iconic buildings and businesses in Dublin for over one hundred years, and to have taken over this site is a serious privilege. Much like our award-winning sister restaurant next door, The Winding Stair, we feel like we are custodians of something very special… a…
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The Winding Stair
About Restaurant: The Winding Stair Bookshop & Café became a famous Dublin landmark in the 1970s and 1980s. Named after the Yeats poem and in honour of its winding staircase, it is overlooking the river Liffey, with an iconic view of the Ha’penny bridge. As a popular meeting place for writers, musicians and artists, it…