Aesthetically speaking, this place is small but incredibly cute and great for people watching…read more There's a good wine selection but I did find the prices by glass a bit expensive for the amount of wine you get. Really enjoyed the ham and cheese toastie but didn't find the service very friendly.

Loose Cannon comes highly rated by not only social media but locals alike. It has a super cool vibe…read moreinside. When I went in the afternoon, they were out of their classic toastie (which was disappointing). I ended up getting the ham and cheese. Honestly, it was the best grilled cheese I've had. I wish there were enough seats inside to enjoy it with a glass of their natural wines.

On our last day in Dublin, we had an early dinner at Platform 61, which we discovered through Yelp…read more-- so not quite a best-kept secret, but certainly a terrific hangout on South William Street. Usually, the dining room comprises an underground hideaway that is quite sleek and intimate. However, due to the lockdown measures, we had to do outdoor seating directly on William Street while we were there. The experience was still beautiful, thanks to the surrounding scenery. The cocktails were grand between the P61 Signature Cocktail and the Hugo -- both prosecco-based cocktails. The former was delicious between the peach puree and prosecco, while the latter was a little more tart with the elderflower cordial. For dinner, we kicked things off with gluten-free bread with a trio of dips that were quite tasty. The Tortellini I ordered was exquisite and scrumptious with how it was prepared between the goat cheese, asparagus, red onion, wilted spinach, cream sauce, and bacon. I applauded this lovely dish with the last bite. I devoured the warm almond flour brownie for dessert, served with chocolate sauce and gelato, which my wife could also enjoy since the dish was gluten-free. Overall, Platform 61 was a great way to conclude our second Irish journey. We will return, especially to enjoy the underground dining area.

If you are visiting Dublin or new to the area, Platform 61 is a MUST! Our entire group absolutely…read moreloved everything we ordered (gnocchi, pesto pasta, risotto, cheese board, pork belly) and everyone agreed it was some of the best food we had on the entire trip! The ambiance is very nice as well, romantic but also good for a fun night out with friends. 10/10 recommend adding this to your itinerary for dinner!

Had the fondue and a few glasses of wine. Both were exceptional. Wish we could return tomorrowread more

Second time here in as many years. Great food, better wine and service excellent. Solid wine menu…read morewith a knowledgeable owner.

The food was phenomenal! Everything we had was special and tasty and affordable for what you get!…read moreWe had the goat cheese salad with beet puree, the homemade focaccia with fresh spicy olive oil, the scallops wrapped in bacon, the seafood risotto and the flourless chocolate cake. Every dish was beautifully presented and sooo good! Thank you for a great night!

We were greeted by a lovely Frenchman as soon as we walked in, and thankfully we made a reservation…read morebecause the place was definitely poppin'! We were seated upstairs in a cozy corner that felt intimate despite the place being so small and busy. - Cacio e Pepe: pretty straightforward and traditional. - Piglet Ragu: absolutely delicious! I definitely liked this one more than the cacio e pepe. We had a few different types of wines from their expansive wine list. This is definitely a great spot to hang out, but definitely make a reservation for dinner.

This place is special! It's a don't miss in Dublin! Tucked away next to a car park but worth the…read moresearch. From the Black Garlic Butter, Back Tuna, and the Mushroom Ravioli to the Brown Butter & Pecan Ice cream...everything was just sublime.

We had the tasting menu with the wine pairings and it was truly a masterful experience. The food…read morewas meticulously prepared and the taste was so flavorful with such fresh ingredients. The sauces were extraordinary, each better than the last. Service was spot on, food presented with explanations as well as the wines. I included pic of menu so you can see all the food included- all the bites, one main per person and split dessert but we were filled. Ambience was cute, a hidden gem. We sat at the bar to watch the magic up close. Boy if we lived here we would bring family and friends for sure.

Great food! Got the tasting menu... a lot of food! Loved best the hummus, aioli mayo dipping sauce,…read moreand my sangria.

This is a pretty solid Spanish restaurant for being in Dublin. A very attractive red brick…read moredecorated which makes it look like you're in old Madrid. All the tapas/pintos we tried were tasty and the service staff was great. I would definitely return.

Living in the USA I travel to Dublin as often as I can. Hadn't been here in several years because…read moreof Covid. I'm happy to say that LaCave is still as amazing as ever!! I was by myself so I sat at the bar. Just a few seats and quite cozy. Perfect!! Had the pleasure of Jon taking care of me. Started with a sparkling rose' while looking at the menu. Decided on the 2 course Prix Fixe. Chose the mussels and then the fish duo. Of course had to have wine. I honestly can't get enough of this place. Can't wait to return!!

Fantastic wine selection and lovely staff. I arrived late and wanted to grab a bite to eat and…read morethey were great about accommodating me. I enjoyed the mussels and bread and butter. The wine was delicious and i had a hard time choosing which one I was going to try. I settled on a wine from Montepulciano.

I really liked Fallon and byrne wine cellar. It was down underneath Dublin's version of eataly…read more They provided laid-back service. That was wonderful. They also have a €1 corkage on Sunday through Tuesday nights when purchasing wine through their cellar. This ended up being a great deal and we tried a Bordeaux blend that we never would have discovered. It was delicious! We had olives, focaccia, Tagliatelle Bolognese and a la dolce vita pizza. All of those were special and prepared with love I would definitely return to the wine cellar. And recommend it to other travelers.

Lovely food hall with delicious hot food and great bread and the coolest milk machine from…read moreKilladoon. The staff was very nice as they watched me drink milk from the milk machine twice a day during my stay in Dublin. I wish we had this milk machine in California...

They make their own beer. We ran into some people on our tour who recommended trying here. They…read moresaid it was cheaper than Guinness and tasted even better. We're doing the Guinness tour this afternoon, so I can't compare the two quite yet -- but I can say that I'm an American who usually prefers lagers and Hefeweizens. We ordered the Clockwork. The only Stout I typically like is a Bourbon Stout.. but this is delicious. It's made here on the Emerald Isle -- about 3 miles away and it's got my seal of approval. Not too bitter, goes down easy. We also ordered food. The seafood chowder is a healthy serving for £11. And, it comes with bread made with the Clockwork Stout. Highly recommend.

We sat outside because the weather was good and just ordered a bunch of drinks here that we had to…read moretake turns coming inside to order and bring out (as there's no service outside) but we had the best time just drinking some vodka sodas sitting outside and enjoying each other. I wish they served clients outside so we wouldn't have to constantly go in but it worked well for us regardless bc there were so many of us.

Nice wine back tucked down a basement on Duke Street, it's a very usual quirky wine bar space in…read morethe heart of the city. It's a very small venue, staff are very friendly and welcoming. When I was there, 2 ladies appeared to be the owners and they worked the room, making sure everyone was enjoying themselves, helping with orders and settling up tabs as/when needed. When here, there was live music which was a nice touch, it wasn't over powering just perfect for that background music whilst you talk and enjoy a nice glass of wine. For a wine bar, at the time I recall their menu selection not being very extensive that saying, what I had was still nice.

I know my wine and I know a great wine bar when I see one. This one evokes thoughts of a place…read morethat Hemingway would frequent....full of enchanting, sophisticated and enigmatic patrons... Full of artist. The real kind of artist. Incredible people watching. I saw Liam Cunningham there. When I get the opportunity to go back to Dublin I will visit again. It's a must for the true wine aficionado.