Restaurants · Ireland
In Dublin, Hozy lists 15 restaurants. On the menu: French, fine dining, fusion, and vegetarian cuisine.
Mexican
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Dublin's best Mexican restaurant, in a basement on Castle House Street. Slow-cooked pork tacos, guacamole prepared tableside, margaritas made in-house with real agave. Festive and lively atmosphere, staff who know the menu inside out.
7 Castle House, South Great George's Street, Dublin 2 Dublin
Vegetarian
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Tiny weekday lunchspot on Kevin Street with a queue spilling onto the pavement. Creative sandwiches, daily soups and homemade hot dishes made with market-fresh ingredients. No reservations, no fuss—this is where the neighbourhood eats.
19 Kevin Street Upper, Dublin 8 Dublin
Gastronomic · French
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One of the best tables in South Dublin, located in a former pub at Leonard's Corner. Barry Fitzgerald offers precise, unpretentious market cuisine with an affordable tasting menu for the quality level. Portobello residents have made it their gastronomic canteen.
111 South Circular Road, Dublin 8 Dublin
Vegetarian
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Bakery-restaurant on Pearse Street making the city's best sourdough and serving excellent brunch and lunch. Organic ingredients, local producers displayed on the blackboard, pastries that disappear before 10am. The address for true Dublin 2 connoisseurs.
41 Pearse Street, Dublin 2 Dublin
French · Bistro
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High-end French bistro tucked in a basement on Pembroke Street, run by Olivier Meisonnave for over twenty years. South-West French cuisine executed with rigour, remarkable wine list. One of the rare places in Dublin where you truly feel you're in Paris.
23 Pembroke Street Upper, Dublin 2 Dublin
Gastronomic · French
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Andy McFadden's Michelin-starred restaurant in the Fitzwilliam Hotel, overlooking Stephen's Green. High-precision Irish cuisine with refined plating and flawless service without pretension. One of the city's finest gastronomic experiences, with an accessible lunch menu.
128 St Stephen's Green, Dublin 2 Dublin
Chinese · Fusion
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Chinese restaurant on Camden Street that transformed Dublin's dining scene when it opened. Peking duck, steamed dumplings, inspired cocktails and a flawless playlist. This is not your neighbourhood Chinese—it's a deliberate, creative proposition.
20 Camden Street Lower, Dublin 2 Dublin
French
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On the banks of the Portobello Canal, one of Dublin's most romantic destinations. Carefully crafted Irish-European cuisine, excellent wine list, attentive service. The summer terrace overlooking the lock is worth the journey alone.
1 Windsor Terrace, Portobello, Dublin 8 Dublin
Gastronomic · French
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Hidden in a Donnybrook alley, this restaurant serves modern Irish cuisine in a secret garden setting. Carefully sourced local produce, surprise menu that changes with the seasons. An address Dublin locals guard jealously for themselves.
Mulberry Lane, Donnybrook, Dublin 4 Dublin
Japanese
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Japanese institution on Capel Street, frequented by Dublin's Asian community—a reliable sign of quality. Generous ramen, fresh sushi, crispy gyoza. Very reasonable prices for consistent quality over many years.
15 Capel Street, Dublin 1 Dublin
Indian
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Dublin's best Mexican restaurant, in a basement on Castle House Street. Confit pork tacos, guacamole prepared tableside, homemade margaritas made with real agave. Festive and lively atmosphere, staff who know their menu inside out.
43 Camden Street Lower, Dublin 2 Dublin
French
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Modern Irish cuisine set in an elegant Georgian townhouse on Fitzwilliam Place. Weekend brunch is the neighbourhood's favourite, with more ambitious weekday dinner menus. Private garden terrace in summer.
26 Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin 2 Dublin
Gastronomic · Fusion
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Michelin-starred restaurant on Dawson Street where Mickael Viljanen offers Nordic-Irish cuisine of remarkable precision. Tasting menus built around Irish seasons, with special attention to herbs and fermentations. One of the island's two or three finest gastronomic experiences.
Dawson Street, Dublin 2 Dublin
Seafood
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Above the celebrated bookshop of the same name, overlooking Ha'penny Bridge, this restaurant embodies contemporary Irish cuisine at its finest. Seafood chowder, Wicklow lamb, buttered bread pudding: a menu that tells Ireland's story. Views of the Liffey from the windows.
40 Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin 1 Dublin
Mediterranean
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Spanish tapas bar run by the Kehoe brothers on Aungier Street, become an institution of Dublin's gastronomic scene. Iberian ham croquetas, Cantabrian anchovies and Spanish natural wines by the glass. Lively atmosphere, reservations nearly impossible without planning well ahead.
6 Aungier Street, Dublin 2 Dublin
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