restaurants dublin city

Located in the heart of Medieval Dublin , it has been a thoroughfare of history, of literature, of philosophy and of commerce. The immediate vicinity was the site of the Dubh-Linn - Black Pool- which gives Dublin its name, and the site of the early ford across the Liffey, which eventually gave rise to the Viking settlement from which developed Ireland’s capital city.

Appropriate too, that the Old Dublin Restaurant now features such wonderful Scandinavian and North -European influenc...

As comfy and ageless as a gentleman's club, the lobster pot formula exist beyond the trite food fashions of the day. They brew bisques, offer the catch of the day cooked whatever way you like - but prferably with a sauce with dollops of wine and cream - and look after you in such a way that every visit is a treat. That's their secret, really; they make you feel special, pampered, and the food does exactly the same....

Quieter brother of the eternal Nico's, just across the road, Caesar's offers more of that Italian-Irish food people love. Go for the fettucini dopio burro, toss in some pepperonata and spinach, order a dish of fried potatoes and, voila.. You just got the best out of Caesar's....

Established in 1986 and situated in the heart of Dublin city beside the Olympia Theatre. Expect traditional french cuisine that is essentially light and seasonal with the emphasis on a wide choice of Irish fish and Shellfish carefully selected daily from the local market.

You will also find a variety of meat and game in season. A la Carte menu with a lunch and dinner table d'hote changing fortnightly. Les Freres Jacques has a uniquely French atmosphere with the accent on friendliness and...