Below you'll find insider tips on getting the best from Dublin, from hints on finding a home to reviews of the hottest restaurants in town.
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El Bahia
One could call this a hidden gem, since its entrance is indicated by a wee door on Wicklow Street. The service, though, is infamous; many reports of staff rudeness and table... read more
Beshoff's
A Dublin institution, Beshoff’s is arguably second to Leo Burdock’s as best fish’n’chipper. Named after its original owner, Ivan Beshoff, who survived the mutiny on the... read more
Sheehan's
Regulars flock here in their droves, particularly on a Friday after work and throughout the weekend when you'll be hard-pushed to get a table. Traditional in character but with... read more
Boulevard Café
This small, informal eatery is largely popular for its lively atmosphere and central location. The menu is many things for many people, taking in Asian (crab cakes, chicken... read more
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Wagamama
You know exactly what you’re going to get with this Japanese noodle house – cantina seating, quick and...
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Yamamori Noodles
Yamamori on George’s Street has been such a hit on Dublin’s eating out scene since launching in 1995 that...
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Alilang Korean Restaurant
This cheap but not always cheerful restaurant is ever popular for its exceptionally good value meals and...
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