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 Room with a view |
Belgard Road Tallaght Dublin, Leinster Ireland +353 1 459 6000 http://www.abberley.ie/ |
The location of this hotel is romantic and provides a panoramic view of the locality. Situated amidst the Dublin mountains, this hotel is also close to The Square Town Centre in the heart of Tallaght's commercial and shopping district. For business or leisure, this hotel will suit your needs. It has free parking, 24 hour security and room service, so guests need not worry. Try the Kilcawleys Bar or the Leaf restaurant or the Kilcawleys lounge if you just want to chill out. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Pioneering cuisine |
4 Nassau Street Dublin Ireland +353 1 670 3865 http://www.jacobsladder.ie/ |
One of Dublin's newer restaurants, Jacob's Ladder has been acclaimed by food critics for its style and innovative cuisine. Owned and managed by a young husband-and-wife team, this restaurant on two floors specialises in contemporary Irish cuisine and has proven particularly popular with the business community: its second private floor is used extensively for event launches and business conferences. On summer evenings, the view from the dining room across to the cricket fields of Trinity College is particularly lovely. 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 |
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Old world style |
31 Lower Pembroke Street Dublin Ireland +353 1 676 2994 / +353 1 676 2980 |
For traditional style food in an above-average setting, visit this traditonal restaurant in the heart of Georgian Dublin. The Pembroke is comfortable but also upmarket; big chairs, dark walls, the kind of place kids of all ages might take their parents. The menu has exactly what you would expect; lamb, steak, fish and all of it's good and hearty. The Pembroke is also open for continental breakfast, as well as lunch and dinner. The bar is a good spot for a drink, with a traditional wooden interior moving into a glazed atrium. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Something for everyone |
Luithagen Haven 6 Dublin Ireland +353 1 676 5955 |
Cool, clean and bright, Rubicon offers a delicious menu of widely varying choices. Vegetarian options and seafood are always available, and even the most discerning customer should find something to their liking. It's the attention to detail which is easy to appreciate here: the vegetables are never overcooked and the coffee is always excellent. The service is efficient and friendly. Review © 2007, Wcities |
