restaurants dublin

This restaurant is the most classical Chinese restaurant in the country, easily outpacing its many rivals when it comes to authenticity and the cooking of food with distinct, vital, exciting flavours.

They can do certain things in here - monkfish in yellow bean sauce, or the same fish deep-fried with an excellent sweet and sour sauce; magnificent shredded pork with garlic sauce; thrilling almond bean curd - which is beyond the reach of anyone else, and which can achieve true greatness...

Break for the Border is a Western-style restaurant featuring country music and memorabilia from the Old Wild West....

This two tiered self-service restaurant favours home-cooked food and Saturday breakfast. Breakfast is served from 7.30 am - 11 am and lunch from noon until closing at 6.30 pm. The area is very business oriented - meetings take place and colleagues chat over breakfast. The self-service counter is attractive, the food appealng to the eye. Offering value for money, it is clean and comfortable and give the option of a table on the pavement....

Spanish colourings of vivid blue and yellow, and Spanish accented food - tapas, gambas al ajillo, piperade - are the recipe of Valparaiso....

RESTAURANT AND BARS: Savour culinary delights at Truffles restaurant ,or relax in the Castle Grill, the Cocktail Bar and Jesters Night-club....

The loveliest, most lingerable bookshop in Dublin has offered cracking lunchtime food for years now. The soups and sandwiches draw in an assortment of office types who pack the place out at lunchtime, but, to get the best out of the Winding Stair, you should arrive at about 11 am, browse the shelves and sip some coffee, check out the cool sounds, have some lunch, buy some books, and wonder what on earth happened to that young, idealistic person you used to be. Blissful....