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Dublin Restaurants & Cafes
Dublin's eating out scene is a vibrant part of locals' lives. The bigwigs want to be seen at the coolest venues - and preferably before anyone else gets a sniff. After the inital rushes are over, only the good will survive... and here are a few of the good for all to share and enjoy.When ordering check the menu for service charges which have to be stated on the menu. Only tables of six or more should be charged, but some places add it on so do watch out. It is not mandatory, but if you do pay, don't feel obliged to leave a tip on top (unless of course you thought your evening was the most wonderful experience ever). If there is no service charge, the normal tipping scale is 10%-15%.
Latest Comments:
Lazy Days Cafe
I think this place is the pits cramped interior overpriced food terrible service....Lunch! Calzone Cafe
have gone to lunch quite often as I work nearby and recently have found the staff very rude. The waitress got my order wrong 3 times and made a huff when i corrected her....Rhubarb Café/Deli
Shocking place... the waitress was the most surly and agressive person I have ever come across. I work in the tourist industry and have rarely witnessed service like this before....Lazy Days Cafe
I think this place is wonderful...superb food...no hustle or bustle...friendly staff...altogether de...Lazy Days Cafe
Completely disagree with the above review, we're regulars at this cafe and can't get enough of it....Leo Burdocks
As a Dub who grew up in Dublin over the past 68yrs Present day Burdocks isnot a patch on the old shopTaste ...Lazy Days Cafe
Went for breakfast here this morning. DISASTER! If you like microwave bacon, uncooked sausages, just about cooked eggs then go for it....Supermac’s Family Restaurant
i love the chicken ..... wow almost better than kfc over all grate food good prices...Nico's
I love Nico's - have been going there since i was a child - my parents had their engagement party there in 1972 and we go all the time....Nico's
WOW, The food is delicious.... the dining room is warm..you will be full when you leave,and you life ...Leo Burdocks
They are very friendly, but still their fish and chips are cooked in lard - ie beef dripping. I find this pretty disgusting (the chips ain't vegetarian because of this)....Trocadero
Agree that it is romantic, but great for nights out with friends too - definitely a favourite with ...Supermac’s Family Restaurant
Great Food. Good custumer servive...Bistro Spice
hi it is really delicious indian food in dublin....Jo’Burger
was there last weekreally friendly music not too loud but higher than other places.kids had mini burgers ...