Dublin - Restaurants

This chic new-wave Indian restaurant was completely refurbished recently and is one of six in the Jaipur group - the others are Jaipur Dublin 2, Jaipur Dalkey, Chakra Restaurant Greystones, Jaipur Ongar and Ananda Restaurant Dundrum (see entries); alth ...
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 Although one of the relatively recent restaurants to open in Howth, the nautically-themed interior of The Oar House - an old smoke house on the West Pier - has a lived-in feel that makes you believe it's been sating diners for decades. The cor ...
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Named after an 11th century Norse King of Dublin who had close links with Howth, Aidan and Joan MacManus' striking harbourside establishment is one of Dublin's longest established fine dining restaurants (they celebrated 40 years in business in 2011). ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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This stylish south County Dublin branch of a privately owned group of highly-regarded progressive Indian restaurants (see associated entries under Jaipur Dublin, Jaipur Malahide, Chakra Greystones, Jaipur Ongar and Ananda Restaurant Dundrum) is well-es ...
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Above The Eagle pub in Glasthule, this is an appealing restaurant, impressively decorated in dark teak, with traditional Balinese furnishings and generous, well-spaced tables - and there is an open air garden area at the back. Rasam offers something d ...
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Approached by a long tree-lined driveway, this fine old manor house is set in 45 acres of woodland and (despite a large, blocky extension), is full of charm. It may not be immediately obvious where the hotel reception is, but an open fire in the foyer ...
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Set in a 300 acre estate in north county Dublin and built around the original Roganstown House, this is primarily a golf hotel but its convenience to Dublin airport and the city make it an attractive destination for travellers who wish to avoid the big ...
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Nestling in an attractive wooded hamlet in the Dublin Mountains, south of Dublin city, this popular pub dates back to the eighteenth century and has numerous claims to fame, including the fact that Daniel O'Connell was once a regular, apparently, and i ...
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