Dublin Restaurants

 2 Reviews   Mermaid Cafe The Mermaid is an excellent little restaurant located on Dame Street, which is just far enough off the Temple Bar strip that Dubliners might actually go to it. It has won the... 

 2 Reviews  THIS RESTAURANT HAS CLOSED DOWN::Kelly and Ping is located in Smithfield Market. Not far from the City centre. Kelly and Ping is an Asian restaurant with delicious food and a wonderul ambience. They... 

 1 Review  This is not the cheapest option to get dinner in Dublin, but it's worth it. On the ground floor they have the famous large cooking spaces where the cook prepares the food in front of his guests... 

 3 Reviews  James Joyce mentioned Davy Byrnes pub in several occasions, both in Dubliners and Ulysses. In Ulysses in particular, Bloom eats here, as the following quote tells you. "Mr Bloom ate his stripes of... 

 3 Reviews  This white clothed indian restaurant south of the liffey on the busy commerical street. It is a good place to get good if slightly pricey food especially late on Sunday night when many places are... 

 3 Reviews  MAO offers an interesting mix of different Asian cuisine, like the Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, and Vietnamese. Ok, if you’re a purist of any of these culinary schools, this wont be a place you,... 

 3 Reviews  Eden provides a great dining experience. Apart from the excellent food, there is something special about the atmosphere that is difficult to put one's finger on, but I've never left the place without... 

 3 Reviews  From the website: The Chameleon restaurant is an intimate and ambient restaurant, serving contemporary Indonesian cuisine. Opened in 1994 Chameleon has gone on to win many prestigious awards including... 

 1 Review  The Lord Edwardis Dublin’s oldest seafood restaurant and tavern. It's located on the second floor, above the Lord Edward Pub. The restaurant claims that if "serves the finest of fresh fish in an... 

 1 Review  This is a great place to go because they have a set menu and for E24.50 you get a choice of a starter, main course and desert along with either tea of coffee. The ambience is wonderful. The staff are... 

 4 Reviews  After a week of greasy chips & curry, and veggie burgers (actually more like deep-fried coleslaw+potato burgers with mayo), it was such sweet relief to finally have the healthiest, tastiest meal... 

 2 Reviews  A great ambience in a fantastic restaurant - the decor is wonderful. A converted ballroom it has mirrors and is candlelit and is, to be frank, indescribable. The bar is at the front, there is a long... 

 1 Review  O'Briens is The Sandwich Bar of Ireland. Sort of like Subways, but not on a submarine bun. The one I was in had no seats, so more for on the go. I do believe some of them have seating. Quick, easy and... 

 1 Review  Trentuno for great coffee and good Italian food. It's a place that's good fun at any time. It's small, therefore intimate and the staff is very helpful. The pizza's are very good and during the day... 

 1 Review  Just off of Grafton Street on Anne Street, you'll find this pub. Here's what I wrote in my journal about it: "The bar is dim and the wood is worn. I ordered a pint (that's all you have to say in... 

 1 Review  Chill Bananna drumcondra......very nice thai......best thai ive been to so far in Dublin. Staff are very friendly and polite...they are not long over to you when your rice runs out or when you look... 

 3 Reviews  This Korean and Chinese restaurant is great. The restaurant was full of Korean people...meaning it must be good Korean food. I had a seafood dish with boiled rice and my husband had a lamb dish with... 

 3 Reviews  The hot chocolate they make is awesome! And you get marshmallows with it :))) Also try the carrot cake or one of the various crepes they do! The view of the Liffey from the 3rd floor ist brilliant-... 

 6 Reviews  This WAS undoubtedly the best Italian Pizzeria in Dublin. NOT ANYMORE. I went for family lunch on, Sunday 4th Nov 2007. The was no ham for the Cotto pizzas, So we opted for 1 Funghi, 1 Margherita with... 

 4 Reviews  A nice cosy restaurant, nothing flash. Could do with a little TLC though (the continually banging door as customers entered or left was a pain in the you-know-what!) and some refurbishment. The... 

 1 Review  Dublin is riddled with Indian Tandoori's and Indian Restaurants but in my view Shalimar is second to none. It's slightly more expensive than the average but not so that it would burst the budget.... 

 3 Reviews  For several generations Buckley's butchers have supplied the vittles, chops, and other manifestations of dead animal that have literally fuelled Dubliners in their journey from cradle to grave. In... 

 2 Reviews  This is just a nice, kind of pan-European style restaurant. I had parsnip soup and salmon stuffed with oysters and topped with scallops. It's in Temple Bar, which is chock-full of bars and...