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McHughs Wine & Dine
59 Saint Assam's Park Raheny , Dublin 5 Dublin City
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Tasty, good value cooking in a relaxed dining room are the staples of this pleasant neighbourhood bistro
  • Family Friendly
  • Bistro
  • Contemporary Irish
  • Budget Meals (€21-35/£14-23 pp 3-courses, not inc. dr
  • Buzzy Atmosphere
  • Coeliac Friendly
  • Early Bird / Value Menu Available
  • Extensive Wine List
  • Informal
  • Party Venue
  • Romantic
  • Sunday Dining
  • Vegetarian Friendly (always at least 1 starter & 1 main course)

McHughs Wine & Dine

McHugh’s Wine & Dine is a smart neighbourhood bistro that really knows its market. By offering tasty cooking in a relaxed dining room, and placing real emphasis on value for money, they’ve built up a loyal following since opening in 2008.


The ochre walls, exposed brickwork and upholstered chairs make for a comfy space which adapts well to cater for larger groups.


Cooking is confident and creative, with a decent mix of seafood and meat dishes on offer. Starters cover all options, from attractive salads to free range spicy chicken wings or maybe a terrific warm tart of balsamic figs, parma ham and whipped goat’s cheese.


A dozen main courses might include lamb, rib eye, pasta and battered haddock, ensuring diners of all ages will find a favourite. Children can eat from their own menu which offers a choice of main course, ice cream and soft drink for €10. (The well-appointed toilets feature a baby changing area too, making this a welcoming choice for young families.)


Alongside the crowd-pleasers you’ll find signature dishes, like a comforting chicken fricassée with smoked pancetta and creamy mash, which really shows off the well-judged cooking. Desserts include all the usual favourites and equally demonstrate the level of competency in the kitchen.


Owned by the family behind McHugh’s off-licences you can expect a decent wine list, which includes an exciting choice of 40 wines, plus 4 dessert wines. McHugh’s has scooped several national awards for its beer selection and the restaurant has an impressive 15 on offer, including non-alcoholic, a stout and cider.


McHugh’s Wine & Dine’s early bird menu is justifiably popular, served six nights a week, while their good value Sunday lunch (€20 for two courses) is available all day from 12-9pm.


By meeting the demands of their local clientele, the McHugh’s team have hit on a successful recipe for a top class neighbourhood bistro.

Seats 60 (private room, 8). L&D Mon-Sat 12-3 & 5-10pm; Sun: 12–9pm. Early Bird D €19/23 Mon-Fri 5-7pm. 2 course Sun L €20. Also a la carte L&D. House wine €18. SC 10% on groups 6+ adults. Children welcome (high chair, childrens menu, baby changing facilities); wheelchair access (public areas & toilets); air conditioning. Closed 25/26 Dec, 1 Jan, Good Fri. MasterCard, Visa, Laser. abbreviations
Last Updated: 24-02-2013
Author: Georgina Campbell

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