I'm going to Dublin for three days in early September. Did you eat anywhere you thought was great?
Thanks so much.
Posted by
Charleston & Birmingham
4602 posts
In the summer of 2015 my daughter and I really enjoyed the Bank-beautiful building and I really enjoyed the seafood.
Posted by
Eugene, Oregon...Formerly Ventura, CA
2262 posts
We thought The Pig's Ear, and The Farm, were great.
Posted by
Houston, TX, USA
153 posts
I agree on The Farm. We ate there 2 times. I recommend a reservation if you are going at a popular time. We did not initially order deserts, but saw waiters caring them to tables. We had to order them - they (an the food) were great!
Posted by
Salem, MA
68 posts
Queen of Tarts was one of my favorites for breakfast or lunch when I last visited: delicious pastries and cakes, good tarts (quiche) and salad. Porterhouse is good for casual fare and beer. The fish and chips stand near the cathedral, recommended by RS, is tasty. Bewley's is a fun place for coffee and people-watching. And the restaurant at the Merrion Hotel is a delicious high-end splurge. Lots of choices- have a wonderful time!
Posted by
OP
new york, ny
41 posts
Thanks for all your suggestions!
Posted by
1172 posts
We all really enjoyed the food at the Brazen Head pub. The Guiness Stew and the Fish and Chips were a big hit.
We also loved the hot chocolate at Butler's chocolate shop and ice cream at Murphy's.
We also enjoyed Queen of tarts for breakfast and loved our dinner at the Boxty House.
Enjoy!