Schmap Dublin Restaurants - Middle Eastern

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Cedar Tree

Budding business

11a St Andrews St
Dublin
Ireland
+353 1 677 2121

The Cedar Tree is a low-key basement restaurant which is conducive to late nights and bottles of red wine. This is one of the few Lebanese restaurants in the city and is probably the most successful: the atmosphere is perfect and the menu is delicious, with plenty of choices for vegetarians.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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Monty's of Katmandu

Popular Nepalese restaurant 28 Eustace Street
Temple Bar
Dublin
Ireland
+353 1 670 4911 / +353 1 670 4915 Monty's of Katmandu is a relatively new eaterie that has quickly earned itself an excellent reputation with Dublin's more discerning restaurateurs. Located in the heart of Temple Bar, this intimate and very friendly establishment offers unusual Nepalese dishes, with Indian cuisine also well represented. The lunch special is particularly good value.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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Sinners

Great food with optional belly-dancing 12 Parliament Street
Temple Bar
Dublin, Co. Dublin
Ireland
+353 1 671 9345 Sinners is one of those unassumingly good restaurants that's a joy to find. The décor can only be described as tacky, but the selection of food on offer makes up for any aesthetic offence that may be caused. A huge range of starters will whet the appetite, the hummus and vegetarian dishes being especially good. On certain nights a belly dancer entertains the diners - but don't try this after a hearty meal! The restaurant also has the accolade of Best Ethnic Restaurant in Temple Bar.

Review © 2007, Wcities