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 Authentic French |
4-5 Castle Market Drury Street Dublin Ireland +353 1 677 6016 http://www.thebistro.ie/ |
Located right next door to Cooke's Café, Bistro is often mistaken as an extension. Once inside, the welcome is warm and surroundings pleasantly relaxed and informal. The menu leans towards the French, but also features some good pizzas and fine chicken-wings, all of which are always wonderfully presented. The upstairs dining-room is one of the cosiest spots in town. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Seaside Seafood |
107 Lower Georges Street Dublin Ireland +353 1 280 5318 |
Located in the suburb of Dun Laoghaire, this restaurant is ideal for a special occasion. The food is contemporary Irish, with a fair proportion of fresh fish on the menu, such as marinated monkfish with a curry and coconut-cream sauce or seafood chowder. Other items including lamb or roast venison are also available. Clever use of different levels squeezes an extra floor in. The décor is simple and the welcome warm. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Funky café and restaurant |
71 Mespil Road Ballsbridge Dublin Ireland +353 1 678 5084 |
This is a pleasantly funky cafe close by the banks of the Grand Canal. Speedy counter service at lunchtime, offering a fine selection of big sandwiches and good salads, changes over to calmer, slower table service in the evenings. The menu generally includes spicy chicken dishes, lasagne and pastas. More imaginative than a lot of Dublin cafes, Canaletto's is a good stop along your way. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The Fayre experience |
Upper Drumcondra Road The Dublin Skylon Hotel Dublin, Leinster Ireland +353 (0)1 837 9121 (Hotel) http://www.skylon-hotel.com/Du... |
The Fayre City Bistro is housed within the Dublin Skylon Hotel, and offers a wide range of delectable preparations in a quiet, elegant atmosphere. Red chairs, white linen and fine bone china lend the place a rich, classy charm. Guests can choose from the mouth-watering options on the a la carte menu and pair fine wines with their meals. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Eclectic eating in Navan |
30 Railway Street Dublin, Co. Dublin Ireland +353 46 29231 |
Hudson's Bistro is 15-20 miles northwest of Dublin on the Navan Road. This restaurant is popular and always packed. It has a quaint, cosy atmosphere, very welcoming after your trip out of town. The bistro is run by the Hudsons, Richard and Trish: Mrs Hudson commands the front of house, making sure all goes smoothly, while her husband cooks up the delicious meals. Hudson's has been doing the eclectic thing for longer than most and you will find something for everyone. There might be Asian chicken, Thai curry, Mexican beef rolls, or Vietnamese summer rolls on offer. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Restaurant with attitude |
20 Upper Merrion Street Dublin Ireland +353 1 662 7240 |
A boldly-colorful eaterie, with closely-packed tables, this basement joint is a Conrad Gallagher restaurant, so you can be assured it's something special. The menu is varied and the presentation is amazing; you'll be served with tall towers of food that look like works of art, utilizing variations on basic ingredients and dishes. Chicken potpie, spaghetti with chillies, or mushrooms in a ragout of chicken are all popular items. It's not a place to come if you're on a budget, but you'll get your money's worth in food and atmosphere. Review © 2007, Wcities |