One of a cluster of inexpensive little Italian places specialising in pizza around Balfe and Chatham Streets, each with its following, this authentic one-room café just beside Neary's pub is a favourite lunch spot for many discerning Dubliners. Online ordering service.
A good place to take a break. (Branch at: Ciao Bella Roma, Parliament St.)
Younger sister to one of Dublin’s most popular restaurants, Eden Bar & Grill is a hipper, more laid back version of the original Eden. The décor takes itself less seriously than the Temple Bar stalwart, yet manages to reflect the zeitgeist obsession for ...
One of a cluster of interesting ethnic restaurants around Wicklow Street and South Great George's Street, this was one of the first and is popular with the local Chinese community, who appreciate the high standard of their Dim Sum - a selection of which can be had after ...
This custom-built Dublin restaurants named after the "Jewel of Rajasthan" and offered Dubliners one of the city's first contemporary images of ethnic dining. It's a cool and spacious place, with a large modern spiral staircase leading up to an area that can be ...
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 the regularly packed ...
Husband and-wife team Valentina and Owen Doorly are behind Il Valentino and are passionate about Italian food. Their Grand Canal Basin bakery may boast a modern, super stylish interior – with oranges, pinks, modern plastic seating and leather banquettes – yet ...
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