restaurants dublin

Brassiere-style restaurant offering a wide selection of freshly prepared dishes at affordable prices.

The Georgian Rooms situated off the man foyer, directly overlook O'Connell St., and provide a luxurious and relaxed settng for morning coffee or afternoon tea. The rooms form part of the original building which has stood on this site since 1752 and is of significant historical interest.

The Royal Dublin Hotel reflects traditional Dublin standards of service and civility wh...

Nowhere else better expresses the timeless appeal of trattoria food than Bernado's. Step in the door and you step back in time, and that is just how its many fans like it. It's not the sort of place which invites criticism, especially not of their scampi and their ice creams, for to do so is a bit like suggesting that your Grandad could be a bit more youthful....

It is a sleek, pristine operation, housed in a basement on Harcourt Street, and the attention to detail is dazzling: crisp blue-white linen, gleaming glasses, and sparkling cutlery. The menu is extensive - more than a dozen starters, a multiplicity of main courses numerous bread and rice creations - and it aims to explore the regional cooking of India, as well as offering novel creations of the chefs, such as murgh dumpukht, a mild chicken dish with a coconut and almond base which is sweet, n...

A little French-style café tucked away off Blackrock's main street specialises in home cooked food with vegetarian options. You can browse through the newspapers as you enjoy a light breakfast of scone or croissant and tea/coffee which is available up to 11 am - surely the best value in town....