restaurants dublin city

A nice looking self-service restaurant/salad bar specialising in breakfast, four-course lunches and toasted bacon sandwiches. Vegetarians are also catered for. Clean and functional with tables on the street, it offers good value for money. Service is speedy, making it an ideal spot if you are in a hurry....

This unique pub and restaurant has a rare mixture of locals who have come here for generations, and tourists who come to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Dublin and Wicklow mountains.
All through the year you can enjoy traditional Irish set dancing and Irish music together with great food and good company....

The Beggar's Banquet, on the site of an old greasy spoon, has now become a smart snack/lunch bar. The mini-breakfast of bacon, egg, sausage, tea or coffee and orange juice is popular as are their hot lunches for four. Vegetarian options are available....

A boisterous place that fizzles with gungho energy, Little Caesar's specialises in pizzas, and specialises especially in the theatrics of spinning the tablets of dough way up in the air. Fun, expecially if you are twelve years old....

Chameleon is the antithesis of the self conscious coolness and the flash money of Temple Bar. Excellent value, excellent fun, and deserving winner of the first Taste of Temple Bar Award....

The Kilkenny Shop is known for the wide range of Irish goods it stocks. Tour operators bring busloads of visitors here so they can bring back home 'a little bit of Ireland.' Upstairs, before or after making all those purchases, the Kilkenny Kitchen is buzzing. It is a self-service restaurant where the emphasis is on traditional Irish home cooking. Speciaities include - cold meats and fish, but also available are coddle, Irish stew and boiled beef and cabbage.

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