Dublin Restaurants
Dublin Restaurants - find the best here:
Welcome to our Dublin Restaurants page. There are many online restaurant directories covering Dublin Restaurants very comprehensively - just as the phone book does - but this leaves you with a lot of work trawling through the good, the bad and the downright ugly to find a restaurant in Dublin that meets your requirements.
But there aren't any websites like ours that independently & anonymously assess Dublin Restaurants, we pay our bills like anyone else and then only recommend the best, our assessors are made up of some of Ireland's finest food writers, critics, ex chefs & hoteliers and of course Georgina Campbell herself. All of this adds up to us taking the work out of finding the best restaurant in Dublin for your particular needs that day. There are possibly thousands of places to eat in Dublin, but we recommend under 300 across the entire county from the very best fine dining to the nicest cafés with home made soups and daily baking. Our recommendations - like those of a close friend - can be trusted.
We have given some of the most popular searches as quick links below, or alternatively scroll down to use the search engine that allows you to search Dublin Restaurants by cuisine, genre, type and price band.
Happy hunting and bon appetit!
City Centre Restaurants | Temple Bar Restaurants
Ballsbridge Restaurants | Clontarf Restaurants
Malahide Restaurants | Howth Restaurants | Swords Restaurants
Dun Laoghaire Restaurants | Dalkey Restaurants | Blackrock Restaurants | Dundrum Restaurants | Ranelagh Restaurants
Rathmines Restaurants | Terenure Restaurants
Found 279 matches, showing 1 - 10 below.
Formerly the famous Youkstetter’s pork butcher shop, this handsome tiled shopfront with dark green paintwork, matching awning and outside seating, is now home to Aidan and Karen McNeice’s popular deli and café/restaurant, The Cheese ... more...
Right in the heart of Georgian Dublin, opposite Government Buildings, this luxurious hotel comprises four meticulously restored Grade 1 listed townhouses built in the 1760s and, behind them, a contemporary garden wing overlooks formal landscaped garden ... more...
Despite its popularity Dax manages to feel delightfully exclusive, like a secret club frequented by foodies and wine buffs in the know. Its low-key basement setting on the quieter end of Pembroke Street doesn’t attract passersby after dark, so th ... more...
In the former home of the great John Jameson of whiskey fame, and one of the leading Dublin restaurants,
Chapter One was our Restaurant of the Year way back in 2001 when everybody thought southside was the place to be.
Since then many others h ... more...
Lots of natural light with white painted walls, dark wooden fittings and a rich, dark carpet create a good first impression at this split-level Ballsbridge restaurant, and a mix of diners gives the place a nice buzz.
The cuisine at this Dublin restaur ... more...
This fine family-run establishment occupies three seamlessly joined Victorian houses beside the famous old rugby ground in leafy Ballsbridge, and it is in an ideal location for visiting Aviva Stadium, the RDS, Dublin Convention Centre, theatres and the ... more...
After a quiet off-season drink a few doors along at Joe May's, there can be no greater pleasure in north Dublin than to slip into 'Stoops' for some of Andy Davies' mainly seafood cooking.
'Fresh, simple and wholesome' is how he describes his food, and ... more...
L’Ecrivain’s 21st birthday, in 2010, saw one of Dublin’s top restaurants receive a well-thought out facelift. There is a freshness and buzz about the dining room that is more usually associated with a brand new restaurant and this fin ... more...
Dublin's oldest restaurant is located in a characterful 18th century coachhouse and stables - surrounded by beautiful mature gardens where guests can have an aperitif on the lawn before dinner, or take coffee afterwards, as the gardens are lit up at ni ... more...
In what is rapidly becoming the ‘restaurant quarter’ of Clontarf, this younger kid on the block is a two-storey restaurant just opposite Hemmingways and along from Picasso's, with on-street parking outside and the menus written in white on ... more...
