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A comfortably stylish setting for menus that are strong on house specialities - they offer something different from the standard fare
Seats 180. Open L Mon-Fri 12pm-3pm, D daily 4pm-late. Sat & Sun Brunch 10am-3pm. L – any €10 main & glass wine €14 (soft drink €12). Set 3 course Pre-theatre €31.50, all evening Sun-Wed, last order 6.30 Thur-Sat. Set 3-course D €44, also a la carte. Wine from €27.50. SC 12.5% on groups 6+. Toilets wheelchair accessible; air conditioning; children welcome (high chair, childrens menu, baby changing facilities). Closed 25-26 Dec, 1 Jan, Good Fri. Amex, MasterCard, Visa abbreviations

Although it has a narrow street frontage this is a deceptively large restaurant, high-ceilinged and extending way back into an old building.


This Dublin restaurants décor is unfussy modern, for the most part, with wooden floors, simple bare-topped tables and leather 'bus seat' banquettes or chairs that would look at home in a country kitchen.


Aside from a very large chandelier and some unusual artwork, the main decorative theme is a whole wall of mismatched plates, echoing the traditional kitchen dresser, a good idea that lends warmth and informality; it adds up to a comfortably stylish setting for a good choice of menus that are strong on house specialities. They offer something different from the standard fare and coeliac friendly food is highlighted. 


Food from the rotisserie is the main speciality, also sociable sharing plates.To start you might share a tasty plate of rotisserie style chicken wings, for example - served stylishly on a wooden platter with a cooling raita dip and the wings sitting on very good mixed salad leaves, it comes with a finger bowl and is really delicious. 


With over twenty main courses offered on the à la carte, there really is something to please everyone. Lovers of rotisserie chicken will be very happy as this is another speciality; a full chicken served with smoked bacon, garlic & herb thyme, herb stuffing ball, garden peas, broad beans, mashed potato and rich gravy but be warned, it's a very generous dish, though a half chicken is also available.




Fish cookery is also good -pan-roasted monkfish, for example: served on roasted artichokes, this well cooked and attractively served dish comes with carefully chosen accompaniments such as olives, sun-dried tomatoes, pearl onions, crispy pancetta, rocket and baby gem lettuce with a ruby grapefruit infused butter emulsion.

 


Finish perhaps with a savoury flavour from a good cheese board, or share a plate of very nicely made chocolate pannacotta with orange and cappuccino ice cream ...


To accompany, an interesting wine list with short tasting notes offers a good choice of wines by the glass, carafe and bottle, and includes a couple of rosé and sparkling wines and one champagne.


The value offered is good and black-uniformed staff with good menu knowledge provide efficient, if slightly offhand, service - it would be nice to see a little extra warmth and hospitality.

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  • Restaurant/Dining/Pub
  • Broadband WI/FI
  • Broadband WI/FI (No Charge)
  • Family Friendly
  • Location - Town Centre
  • Smoking Area Seated
  • Wheelchair Friendly
  • Contemporary International
  • Contemporary Irish
  • European Classic
  • Traditional Irish
  • Atmospheric
  • Business Meal
  • Buzzy Atmosphere
  • Cocktails
  • Coeliac Friendly
  • Contemporary Bar
  • Daytime/Coffee
  • Early Bird / Value Menu Available
  • Extensive Wine List
  • Informal
  • Party Venue
  • Romantic
  • Sunday Dining
  • Vegetarian Friendly (always at least 1 starter & 1 main course)
  • Vegetarian Menu
  • Wine Bar/Café
Last Updated: 08-11-2019
Author: Georgina Campbell
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66-67, South Great Georges Street, Dublin 2 Dublin City
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