Bar 1661 is a place dedicated to unique statements of Irish origin. One that serves as the global flagship for Irish Poitín. A place recognised for its independent spirit and respect for tradition, with stories going back to 1661
Nestled in the city centre on Capel Street, itself one of Dublin’s most interesting and charming streets, Brother Hubbard North is just a stone’s throw from the River Liffey. 5 minutes walk from Temple Bar and O’Connell St, Brother Hubbard opened its doors in 2012 and quickly gained a reputation of...
Bar Italia is the perfect place to enjoy flavours of Italy while taking in the beauty of Dublin city. Come inside and enjoy authentic dishes and genuine welcoming Italian service, or just sit with a glass of wine and a plate of antipasti and watch the world go by. We serve salt dry aged pasture-fed...
Welcome to Toto Ristorante. We look forward to serving you soon!
At Mad Egg our ethos is Chicken Done Proper, meaning we place a huge emphasis on both the provenance and quality of our Birds, but we don’t stop there….Throughout our menu we focus on the heritage and quality of everything we offer.From our Birds to our Beer, we’ve got you covered!
Krewe is a brand new New Orleans Louisiana (NOLA) inspired bar and eatery located on Capel Street in Dublin city centre bringing the dirty south to the northside. Here at Krewe we are all about fusing the vibrancy, craic and soul of Southern & Irish hospitality. Perfect for any Krewe gathering.As...
Open even for Take Away, Call 018730040 to order your favourite pizza.
Koh’s A La Carte Restaurant prides itself on modern Thai/Asian food, complimented by a wine list expertly chosen to match the delicate, subtle Asian flavours.Our menu has been designed to include many dishes suitable for sharing. Eating family style is popular in Asia.Koh’s Thai chefs pride...
The Winding Stair is an award winning Irish restaurant overlooking Dublin's famous Ha'Penny bridge. The restaurant originally became a Dublin landmark in the 1970's named after a Yeats poem, giving it some true local history. It opened again in 2006 and became what it is today. Serving...
We have a very traditional meaty-pubby-old-fashioned-style menu, honouring our own traditional lexicon and producers. That style of food is very much in the 'nose-to-tail' world of dining which sits alongside a celebration of vegetables very comfortably! Both are a celebration of produce and we use...
We decided that there were enough FANTASTIC pizza joints serving extraordinary Neapolitan pies, and that, actually, we wanted something a little easier to share, a little easier to pick up (as you wander onto the roof with a cocktail) and a little crisper. We didn't want a base quite as crispy as a...
The Woollen Mills is an iconic building on Dublin's Quays, overlooking the Ha'Penny bridge. The building has been renowned for over 100 years. The restaurant serves Irish cuisine and is sister restaurant to 'The Winding Stairs' around the corner, which is a restaurant that is also filled with...
Kwanghi Chan’s Bowls, a simple, smart room at the Parnell Street end of Marlborough Street, is an Ottolenghi for the Orient, a radical idea clothed in simplicity that delivers the Asian flavours we crave, big time. Mr Chan’s brilliance has been to fashion an accessible room with accessible food –...
Dine in the very Gallery Where George Frederich Handle Practiced the Messiah in 1742 The 17th Century Church where Arthur Guinness, founder of the Guinness Brewery was married to Olivia Whitmore in 1761. Featuring the beautifully restored Renatus Harris built organ as its centrepiece on the upper...
Cactus Jacks is one of Dublin’s finest Mexican restaurants. Its menu is designed to cater for all tastes from authentic Mexican dishes to succulent steaks to our new tapas range.We pride ourselves on excellent food at reasonable prices served in a relaxed atmosphere by very attentive staff.Our...
