restaurants dublin

Standard shopping centre snack bar, providing light refreshment for busy shoppers as well as vegetarian options....

A boisterous place that fizzles with gungho energy, Little Caesar's specialises in pizzas, and specialises especially in the theatrics of spinning the tablets of dough way up in the air. Fun, expecially if you are twelve years old....

Established in 1986 and situated in the heart of Dublin city beside the Olympia Theatre. Expect traditional french cuisine that is essentially light and seasonal with the emphasis on a wide choice of Irish fish and Shellfish carefully selected daily from the local market.

You will also find a variety of meat and game in season. A la Carte menu with a lunch and dinner table d'hote changing fortnightly. Les Freres Jacques has a uniquely French atmosphere with the accent on friendliness and...

Tastefully appointed restaurant serving traditional and international cuisine, using locally produced ingredients where possible....

Bright, airy atmosphere: serves breakfast, lunch and dinner at popular prices. Sunday brunch is also available....

Framed poems of Kavanagh upstairs and memorabilia on the walls lend a literary touch to bruching here. Very popular daytime restaurant for white collars in the locale. Run by an amicable Cavanman, food is steady with a jug of water on every table. Light, spacious and self-service....

This sandwich bar/restaurant has a firm reputation founded on its cheesecakes. The menu features filled rolls, baps, triple-deckers, toasted sandwiches and salads. Lasagne and bolognese are served steaming hot in bowls. The system is that you place your order, grab a seat and the food is brought down to you, which tends to work, but if things get hectic, you could be left stranded. However, this can be forgiven as the best in Phillers is kept to last - a choice of at least four or five differ...