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Eden

Eden
Eden was Temple Bar's newest, trendiest restaurant when it first opened, and it has managed to retain its place in the city's ever-evolving style stakes. Read_on (No Comments)

Fallon & Byrne

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If the Rat Pack were to dine in Dublin today this would surely be their spot of choice. Walk up the original wooden stairs and look straight into the restaurant with its original floorboards, dark seats and booths with a lot of glass. Read_on (No Comments)

Farm (The)

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This is just what the name suggests, good wholesome food. Products are locally sourced and the majority are organic or free-range. Read_on (No Comments)

Green 19

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This very trendy little eaterieis like a little bit of New York in Dublin. However, without the hight prices. It's a little cool and a little funky, but don't worry about dressing up or dressing down as it's also extremely laid back and welcoming. Read_on (No Comments)

Hartleys

Hartleys
Just at the DART and Harbour roundabout, you can’t miss this stylish and popular restaurant. The large romantically-lit outside seating area overlooking the harbour and bright modern interior is like having two restaurants in one. Read_on (No Comments)

itsa4 Sandymount

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Facing onto the green in the peaceful village of Sandymount, this modern bistro is a wonderful place to enjoy locally sourced seasonal food, much of which has an artisan heritage. Read_on (No Comments)

Odessa

Odessa
Since it opened in 1994, Odessa has managed to stay ahead in the happening stakes. Renowned for its brunch, this contemporary space is the spiritual home for trendy types listening to funky music and keeping a subtle eye on their cool contemporaries. Read_on (No Comments)

Pearl Brasserie

Pearl Brasserie
Beautifully presented seafood, and the use of traditional meats such as rabbit, pigeon and vension, set this inventive menu apart from the norm. Read_on (No Comments)

Seapoint

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Styled to perfection, outside tables are beautifully lit by wall mounted candles while inside the walls have paintings of the famous Seapoint Martello tower. Read_on (No Comments)

Town Bar & Grill

Town Bar & Grill
This tratorria-style restaurant with a New York air is the stomping ground of manys a politico and local designer. Read_on (No Comments)

Tribeca

Tribeca
Take a New York eaterie, transplant it in this Dublin suburb and watch the natives flock. An eye-catching gallery of photos fill the walls and give this space a laid-back appeal. Read_on (No Comments)

Winding Stair

Winding Stair
This Dublin landmark became famous in the 70’s when writers, musicians and artists would meet here for food and wine. It has since been renovated and is now a chic restaurant complete with the type of chairs you used to find in school. Read_on (No Comments)