Fantastic little local pub. It's what you imagine in your mind what a traditional Irish pub is all…read moreabout. Lots of locals hanging out, watching sports, and tossing back pints. Super friendly service. Enjoyed a side dish of potato wedges with garlic sauce that really hit the spot. Thanks for making us American guests feel so welcome. We will return!

It can get very busy but there always are available tables in the back. Clam chowder was amazingread more

The food was amazing, some of the best pancakes I have ever had. The service was excellent, staff…read moreis kind and food arrived quickly. Breakfast is served all day which is a plus. I would DEFINITELY recommend Cafe Provence if you are looking for a good breakfast in the Malahide area.

A great little cafe. Eggs benedict, Cafe mocca and fresh orange juice were great. Highly recommend.read more

The absolute best bangers and mash and fish chips we've ever had!!! 10/10. Service was brilliant…read moretoo. Everyone was very nice. Overall, amazing food and environment. A must go to.

Service and steak were fantastic. Super friendly and helpful bar staff. 12 oz ribeyes of Irish…read moreHereford with a gravy boat of peppercorn sauce were to dye for. Only knock was it was defeating on an early Saturday evening. Right its a pub not a church, understood. It was really loud and at times made it hard to enjoy the fantastic cut of meat sitting before me. Otherwise a 5 for me. Typical pub style find a seat, order at the bar give them your table number and they'll find you with your food. Also, somebody took a trip to Buffalo as they nailed the wings!

Great food, Friendly attentice staff/ bartender. Great selection of draft beers. Good for large…read moreparties

Lunch was extremely disappointing, hovering staff although friendly, I found my private…read moreconversations were intruded in on, on more than one occasion. Unfortunately not much good to say about the food either... very poor and we won't be returning.

I had a 6 hour layover in Dublin and I wanted to pop into an authentic Irish pub for a pint of…read moreGuinness.I took a cab to the Swords Village about 8-10 minutes from the airport. I was dropped off in a lovely little village and happened upon The Lord Mayors during my walk. My friends and I were greeted by a very friendly waitress. I had my pint of Guinness and a yummy order of BBQ wings. My friends ordered Irish Creams and bar food as well. The service was excellent and the bar was quite cozy.

For an American traveling to Ireland this was "exactly" what we wanted from a stop at a pub…read more Friendly service, while the menu was strictly pub/bar fare, it was excellent, good portions, tasty and served hot. I got a kick out of seeing what appeared to be 1/2 liter beer/ale glasses but then it WAS a pub in Ireland. The prices were what I considered excellent as well. A bonus was the table full of what I would guess to be local musicians playing "traditional" Irish music, accordions, lots of guitar, a guy with 8-10 various flutes, tin whistles etc, another gentleman had various harmonica's, a drum (Bodhran) player and one of the guitar players had an Irish bouzouki - mandolin - lute kinda thingy that sounded beautiful. In all there were at various times from 9-12 players in all. The session was wonderful, playing the typical goodbye to love forever mixed with foot tapping let's be happy variety of tunes. Growing up listening to Irish music, I felt very much at home sitting there and it fit perfectly with the overall atmosphere of the pub, more like a gathering of friends not seen in a long time verses the euro-centric chic feeling of other places we happened across. If in Swords you could do a lot worse I'm sure, while not an expert on the Irish Pub scene, as I mentioned earlier this was an Irish American's mental image of of a night in Dublin.

I'm actually pretty surprised at the low reviews that everyone else has given. I've eaten at this…read morerestaurant at least a dozen times since I moved to the area and don't share any of the same complaints as the others. The sesame jack chicken strips are amazing. The boneless bites are amazing. The beef nachos, the pork ribs, the burgers, the sizzling chicken, the fajitas, the sweet potato fries - they're all amazing. I've only tried one thing in the menu I didn't like and that was the Cajun chicken penne, which I thought was flavourless. Ok, ok so the prices are marked up compared to the U.S., but that's pretty much Dublin in a nutshell. It's certainly not specific to TGIFRIDAYS. Overall, it's been a positive experience 90% of the time with lack of attentiveness being my #1 complaint when the restaurant is completely full. Just go at non-peak times and you're sorted.

I wasnt too impressed altho the decor was total american wood and americana the food let it down…read more The starter was greasy. The speed was a long wait. The staff where very good. The main wasnt well presented the plate over shadowed the burger .the crispy onions overloaded the bun which was soggy with grease and the strawberry daqueri was very bad and looked like it came out of a lidl pre prepared bag . The fries where dry and not very appealing. The dessert was also very bad cream wasnt fresh and the whole meal itself left me very disatisfied and i was honestly still hungry after it. Was the same experience as hogs and heifers very american feel but not american belly buster. Short review as it was a short handed place to be

I really enjoy visiting this particular Eddie Rockets as the staff are so friendly and the place is…read morealways clean. What can beat sweet potato fries and cajun spiced chicken wings washed down by an oreo vanilla milkshake. I might be heavier though leaving and my wallet lighter so going too often is not something I should do too often.

Eddie rockets would not be my favourite fast food diner in the city. It's good as a chain but if…read moreI'm ever in the city centre I'll avoid it because there are just so many better options! However this Eddie Rockets is great. It's got a good layout, friendly staff, ample parking in Charlestown Shopping centre AND they deliver!! Hello hangover Sundays!

Wow, this place was a great random find. We were walking around downtown Malahide on our last night…read morein Ireland and this was one of the few places that listed GF options. We decided to give it a shot and I'm so glad we did. The owner and staff were super friendly and attentive. They assured me they would take every precaution to avoid any cross contamination and even brought me out gluten free garlic bread. I decided on the seafood dish and my husband got the pizza. Everything was delicious and very fresh. My husbands pizza was loaded with meats and he said the crust was great. My portions were very hearty as well and I couldn't even finish all the fish. They brought us out a shot after dinner as well, which was Italian coffee mixed with liqueur and whipped cream. It was delicious and the perfect way to end our meal.

We found the service and food to be excellent. We would recommend Al Fresco to everyone passing…read morethrough Malahide. Great location also!!

I was in Dublin for a week and out of all the dinners, Bon Appetit was the one that blew my hair…read moreback. We ate at both the downstairs fine dining and the tapas bar at ground level. Although the fine dining experience was very good, the tapas were the real memorable, unique experience. At €19.95 for any 3 tapas, we had a lot of variety at our table. I don't recall the perplexing names of everything we tried, but every dish I had was a 5/5. The ambiance is very cozy and unique, candlelit with a modern, classy wine cellar atmosphere. We found this little gem simply by exploring within less than half a minute from our hotel (The Grand) and I can literally not be more impressed. My only disappointment is that this restaurant is not located where I live.

Great food - well prepared. Good service. Beautiful old building updated to a fun restaurant space…read more They had an amazing special they run on Mondays - go hungry!!!!

Cute little cafe inside a garden center. You do need to walk the entire center before finding the…read morerestaurant. Grab a tray, step up to the counter, and order some deliciousness. It was cozy, comfy, and a great experience for these visiting Americans.

We went here on the way back from a trip to Skerries when we realised we hadn't eaten in hours. So…read moreit was a bit of a gamble. First, you walk through the garden centre which was playing nice zen music. Then you snake along the garden furniture and you'll find the restaurant. They do soups (with gluten free bread), sandwiches, hot dishes like beef pie and cakes. I was told they had salads but we must have missed them as we were eating late. There is a sign up which encourages people with allergies to ask the staff for help and let's them know that they can check the recipe book if they are unsure what to order. I heard the manager remind one of the workers to make sure she changes her gloves when preparing the gluten free bread. This was a good sign. I had the parsnip and honey soup. It was very nice and had a deep flavour which was surprising as i usually thing parsnip is a bit bland. I also got a hot chocolate that was good and chocolatey. My verdict: pleasantly surprised