restaurants dublin

It is a very friendly, very real operation, very genuine place, where spirited, professional people do their best to make sure you have a good time. There is no artifice to L'Ecrivain, no pose....

Pub restaurant strategically located close to St. Michan’s, the Law Library, Mountjoy Jail and a host of famous Dublin landmarks. In the McGowan family since 1949, the small public front bar is cosy with plenty of seats and an array of interesting theatrical posters.

The big back bar favoured by the young and trendy who come for the wild, taped rock-music, tends to be very crowded. Unlike many pubs the extensive menu is available until closing time, making McGowans a good eating, me...

Fully licensed restaurant, Egon Ronay and Bord Failte Awards.

This is Dublin’s oldest restaurant; set in its original 18th century coach-house, cobbled courtyard, terraced rose-garden; Our young team of enterprising chefs design and prepare traditional food in new exciting ways, always from the freshest of Irish ingredients. The restaurant is intimate and private; the clientele, from all walks of life, appreciate good food in our friendly antique ambiance. Irish art decorates the wall...

The Good World is one of the best spots for Dim Sum in the city, and popular with the Chinese community precisely for this reason. Their expertise with these little dishes - prawn har gau, rice dumplings, char siu cheung fun - is something to relish. It can be a little difficult, otherwise, to persuade them that you want authentic food, and that they can clear away the knives and forks and bring you some chopsticks, and a bowl. But it is worth persisting, for the cooking is good and the atmo...