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Cornucopia

Veggie-style cafeteria

19 Wicklow Street
Dublin
Ireland
+353 1 677 7583

A local favorite for vegetarians but also a great place for a filling lunch, Cornucopia packs them in all afternoon. Food is served cafeteria-style and you might have to cram yourself into one of the tables, but you won't be disappointed. This restaurant has an almost west-coast American feeling to it and is very casual. Spinach and feta cheese strudel with broccoli sauce is one possibility, and the restaurant's variety of sandwiches are excellent. Located minutes from Grafton Street and Trinity College, this is a popular place with both students and shoppers looking for a quick bite to eat.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Eden

Organic Paradise Meeting House Square
Temple Bar
Dublin
Ireland
+353 (0)1 670 5372
http://www.edenrestaurant.ie/ A stylish brasserie-style restaurant, Eden serves delicious food smack in the heart of Temple Bar. There's an open kitchen and glass walls that allow for people-watching in Meeting House Square. There is also an outdoor eating area for those rare days of pleasant weather in Ireland, so expect a capacity crowd when it happens. Dishes available include corn-fed chicken with mash, vegetarian buckwheat pancake filled with garlic, spinach and cheddar or black pudding salad. There is also a good but reasonable wine list. It can get noisy and crowded, but it is well worth it.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Photo: Paul Downey

Juice

Health food haven 9 Castle House
South Great Georges Street
Dublin
Ireland
+353 1 475 7856
http://www.juicerestaurant.ie/ If you're a health-food junkie or a sworn vegetarian, this is the place for you. Vegetarian? You'll be surprised. Juice serves distinctly funky vegetarian cuisine, in a large, airy dining room, complete with stainless steel and dark wine-colored walls. Popular menu items include spinach and ricotta cheese cannelloni, or a platter of home-made dips and pestos, including butter-bean and olive paté and spinach, as well as pistachio pesto. They also have a juice bar on-site and a fine organic wine list. Totally recommended.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Nude

Naked...of additives 21 Suffolk Street
Dublin
Ireland
+353 1 672 5577 Nude is, well, nude. The concept is healthy food fast and the décor is pared-down minimalism: Nude features long wooden tables, wooden trays, wooden spoons and forks, just to maintain that organic atmosphere. Everything is quick, whether it's hot or cold, and all organic ingredients are used. Wraps and fresh soups are delicious and so are the smoothies - try the fruit blended with bee pollen, wheatgrass or ginseng. Nude can be a little expensive for what you get, but you won't mind forking out ... after all, it's virtually unheard of to have such a healthy choice in this city.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Photo: Kristin Brown