Ice cream is so good no matter what the weather, so what if its snowing outside and you have to get…read morea sled home instead of walking in sunshine! Swirl it does not disappoint, all sorts or icecreamy concocotions from milkshakes to sundaes and just your normal icecream, with toppings of course! the prices are a little high indeed and you wonder if you should have just gone and bought a wibbly wobbly wonder in the newsagents bit isnt there something special about an icecream made infront of you, its like it tastes different!

I felt drawn to this stall in the middle of the Level 2 in the Square... possibly because of all…read morethe ice-cream possibilities. The notion of this 'Swirl it' seems to take the popular idea of the smoothie and make it unhealthy by using ice-cream... they also do a chocolate one too. Basically you pick a flavour of ice-cream, some fruit, some toppings, they mix it all up and give it to you. What's not to like? Well it is a little bit pricey it has to be said. I got a sundae which was just ice-cream and syrup and it set me back about 3 euro... still though I enjoyed it!

My partner and I got gelato here after dinner tonight. We had walked by a few days ago and had been…read morecraving it ever since and I'm so glad we were able to get it before we went back to the states. I got a cone with Kinda Bueno gelato and my partner got a cone with Snickers gelato. They were both so good! The gelato was creamy and sweet but not too sweet. The employee was very friendly and got us our treats quickly. The store was small and clean but didn't have anywhere to sit and eat so we took our cones and walked while eating them instead. It's right on Grafton Street so it can be loud outside but if you go at the right time it can be really nice. Definitely go here if you get the chance! They may be a chain but their gelato really is good.

Gino's was really delicious! We tried the pistachio and chocolate chip gelato along with the…read moreNutella waffle. The service was prompt and good. The little shop is adorable. The Nutella waffles were warm and delicious. It is a chain. I would try again!

This is a heavenly food stand for me. Its got two of my favourite snacks ever!…read more First the bold one, they do great icecream, both 99 type icecream, (Soft Serve for all the non irish reading this!)and they have scoopy icecream too for when you feel like something really flavoursome! Then for a healthier option you can have a tasty smoothie. Don't you just love walking around shops with one of those dome topped cups full of healthy juicy creamy goodness. perfect!

This is a small and cozy dining establishment. We sat by the fireplace and had breakfast. The…read moreservice was friendly. The coffee was good but nothing over the top. The potato cakes were ok but the avocado served on top was not all the way ripe and therefore a little hard and not very flavorful. My Greek beleni was ok too It was spongy in texture which is to be expected. It didn't have a ton of filling. Everything here was just a little bland. Well cooked and priced appropriately.

Holy. Shit. I rarely…read morecurse but finding this gluten free goldmine of glorious pancakes was like a blessing of the saints. The portion sizes kind of seem small but that could be because my girlfriend and I split everything and it was basically a couple of bites from each other's dishes. We got the blueberry lemon pancakes, and a meat dish for the needed protein, so one savory and one sweet, the way breakfast is meant to be worshipped and devoured simultaneously. Beautiful, small place that gets packed very quickly. Interestingly enough I thought it was a French bistro, but I believe the owners hail from Ukraine as that is the country flag that was hung outside the shape if my world history learnings are correct. I cannot recommend this place highly enough and would come back in a New York minute if I get the chance to visit Dublin again. As always people SYOY!!!

Visited for breakfast and lunch. Got great service and food both times. The space is nice and…read morebright. Towards the end of lunch it was very busy but I still felt relaxed and could easily have a conversation at my table. Lots of the food does seem to be on the lighter side, lots of sandwiches, but we didn't have trouble finding a filling meal, either. Location is easy to find with a fair amount of parking.

I enjoyed a Beautiful Breakfast in the Anvil this morning. The Staff were very friendly and…read morehelpful. I would recommend it.

I fell in love with Amorino in Barcelona, and I'm so happy one just opened in Dublin in the Saint…read moreStephens Green Shopping center right off of Grafton Street. Dublin doesn't have a huge variety of ice cream/gelato options so Amorino is a great addition. They tell you you can get as many flavors as you want, which is a dangerous game for me. They have a lot of cup sizes to choose from. I kept it pretty tame and went with a medium size cup of straciatella, chocolate, and blueberry cheesecake. I loved all of these flavors. The chocolate was super rich and the real cream cheese in the blueberry cheesecake shined through. I wished there was more chocolate flakes in the straciatella - it was basically just a fresh and creamy vanilla. My husband got a daisy cone. They craft the ice cream into a flower. It's a cute gimmick, but I feel like you get more bang for your buck when you go for a cup. Plus, I'm not crazy about cones. Prices are pretty high, but with no better alternatives at the moment, we'll continue to come here for a special treat.

Both times I went here it was extremely busy with a line out the door. Nevertheless it was only…read moreabout five to ten minutes between getting into line and getting food, so props to them for managing the bustle. The ambiance and style are exquisite. Not a lot of sitting space, but since it's in a shopping centre and very close to a number of public hangouts and tourist attractions, not a lot of sitting space is needed. There's no way to mince words here: they are overpriced. Granted, I am Canadian so it could be that I wasn't used to European prices, but I'm pretty sure it has more to do with the fact that they know many people passing through the doors are tourists who are willing to pay more than locals (or don't know better). For example, adding a standard-sized macaron to your ice cream cost 2 Euro; at my local Farmer's Market, where things tend to be pricey, a single macaron of the same size is 2 Canadian dollars. It's a discrepancy of about a dollar or half a Euro. That said, their gelato, sorbet, and macarons are all amazing. Both times I visited I got a medium-sized cone; admittedly, I loved the chocolate gelato/raspberry sorbet option so much that I got it twice, both times with a chocolate macaron. Beautiful presentation, as the "petals" are arranged into a flower and the macaron is placed firmly on top. Perfect on an unexpectedly hot day. tl;dr expensive but great atmosphere and food.

WOW! Unbelievably good. Had a little bit of a wait but it was so worth it. The sauce was the star…read moreof the meal so good!

We got there right when they opened at 8am. Good thing because it filled up quickly. We both had…read morethe harissa and eggs. It was delicious, but quite spicy. I heartily recommend breakfa

This little kiosk marries the healthiness of juices and smoothies with the deliciousness of…read moreIce-cream, so you can intend to be really healthy and then change your mind at the last minute!! The selection isn't huge but there's enough of a range to please most people. The service is slightly sullen but the ice-cream is good so all is forgiven!

This is no longer a rustic store, but instead a large Londis, and I'm eternally grateful for its…read moreclose proximity. I get lazy, not always, barely even often, but I do. I work, am a single Mum, run my home, have a social life, and sometimes I'm simply not arsed cooking - but refuse to feed El Monkey complete crap. This place is fantastic for getting a bite and not breaking the bank. There is a small subway as well as salad bar and hot and cold food counters where El Monkey (Irelands fussiest eater) can get a very decent sized portion chicken korma with rice for €5 and I can grab a subway or salad and fresh baked bread for a similar price. And on those days my disinclination to cook is due to the world refusing to yield to my will, there is an excellent wine selection with regular offers. Cheap wine it the tastiest! It is also a very decent food store with all the essentials and some tasty treats too.

This is my local shop. It has loads of potential but fails to meet it. The shop is disorganized,…read moreuntidy and I have my doubts about the hygiene too. Staff aren't great, not very friendly and difficult to get their attention over their loud informal chatting (especially at the deli, although I've decided not to use the deli anymore because I don't trust their hygiene for items that aren't packaged). Insomnia coffee machines are always manky. I've bought ice cream from here a few times and it's always been full of ice shards, ie: it has melted and been refrozen, this is Ben & Jerrys so pricey enough for yucky ice cream. Yesterday I was picking up bread when I noticed a loaf of brown bread that was completely moldy and out of date by 8 days sitting pride of place at the front of the shelf, gross!! I really wish they'd pick up the slack because it's the closest shop to me but I hate going there. Other Londis shops I've been to, Donnybrook Fair and Gillens in Phoenix Park Racecofor e.g., are of a really high standard, surely franchise holders have a responsibility to be as good as the best franchises or Londis at least have standards they must meet, KCR definitely doesn't meet any decent standard.

Part of a hotel my the end of CityWest, Lemongrass provides a refreshing variety, and great…read moreatmosphere to enjoy a little personal time with those you love. Considerate, friendly, active staff! My partner went to the lavatory, and when the food came out, they offered to put it back under heat to wait for her! Extra miles!!! The food itself is totally worth every cent. Fresh, interesting tastes, a lot of variety, and the staff was even considerate about me being vegan! I honestly feel this to be one of the best experiences I've had so far. Whole heartedly recommended!

recently dined at Lemon Grass, and if I could give it zero stars, I would. From the moment I walked…read morein, I was greeted by a strong smell that can only be described as a mix of old socks and regret. The decor was a confusing blend of mismatched furniture and questionable artwork that looked like it was picked up at a garage sale. The service was painfully slow. Our waiter seemed more interested in his phone than taking our order, and when he finally did, he got it all wrong. I asked for a vegan dish, and instead received something that looked like it had been dredged from the depths of a deep fryer. When I pointed this out, he shrugged and said, "Well, it's all plant-based, isn't it?" Thanks for the clarification, but I don't think deep-fried plants are what I had in mind. The food itself was a disaster. The so-called "signature dish" tasted like it had been frozen and reheated a dozen times. The flavors were bland and uninspired, and I'm pretty sure the rice was older than my last birthday. Even the drinks were disappointing; my lemonade was more like lemon-flavored water with a hint of sadness. To top it all off, the prices were absurd for the quality of food served. I left feeling not only unsatisfied but also slightly nauseous. Lemon Grass may have a catchy name, but trust me, there's nothing zesty about this place. Save your money and your taste buds--there's a reason this restaurant was nearly empty during prime dinner hours. I won't be returning, and I wouldn't recommend it to my worst enemy.