restaurants dublin city

A delicatessen shop specialising in a large selection of salads, wonderful potato cakes as well as wholemeal brown and banana breads. Vegetarians are also catered for....

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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Milano, a branch of the UK's Pizza Express chain, occupies a cool space, and the service is snappy and attentive, though almost a little too polite. The pizzas and pastas, likewise, could do with some more oomph, and would be better if they shed some caution and got stuck into more intense flavours....

Welcome to the Susie and frankie show. A delightful story of fortysomething amorous abandon (full story posted outside restaurant) and a real desire for decent bagels led to its opening. It is the recreation of the New York deli in Dublin's poshest centre with full American breakfast pancakes with maple syrup, eggs benedict and bagels. The menu is an amusement in itself, written as it is in word play - try 'the spice who loved me' or 'whistle a happy tuna' and decide for yourself if you are pa...

A pleasing classless restaurant with eclectic, imaginative cooking that straddles the globe. There is music at the weekends....

There are gourmet lunches except on Saturday. There is also a take away facility. Equiped with wheelchair accessability....