restaurants dublin

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...

Magnificent converted Mews beside St. Stephen’s Green. Fish a speciality. Affordable prices and great atmosphere. Award-winning chef....

The most modish of the cluster of restaurants on St Andrew Street, QV2 is an efficient operation with vogueish International food....

Situated in the newest heart of Dublin - Temple Bar Square, Trastevere is a bright and youthful restaurant. Noisy and delightfully busy, it is a wonderful marriage of traditional Italian values and new world style and cuisine.

One may also add Trastevere is home to the finest Italian coffee in Temple Bar, and are welcome to drop in during the afternoon for coffee and cakes....

Brewbreakers claim that everything they do is homemade. The sandwich fillings include salmon and Emmental, BLT, crab and avocado, chicken, lemon and garlic. A dish of the day with two salads is also available. Those with a sweet tooth can enjoy 'goodies' like cheesecake, carrot cake and pastries....