Loose Cannon is a small but quaint natural wine shop right in the middle of the action in Dublin…read more It's located next to George's Street Arcade which is like a big hall with a bunch of vendors, making this the perfect place to stop before or after doing some shopping/sightseeing. As others have commented, this place is small and has limited seating inside. There's also a few tables located outside on the street and in the open air market of George's Street Arcade. I got lucky and snagged a seat as another party was leaving. It's first come first serve seating so I imagine, with a bigger party, it may be hard to grab a seat. One of the staff members helped me pick out a glass of wine that was PERFECT for me. He asked me what flavor profile I liked and picked out a beautiful effervescent, juicy, red. I also ordered a ham and cheese toastie which was the perfect snack to hold me over before dinner and the two paired well together. This place is definitely trendy and hip so the prices reflect that but I think it's worth the visit.

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.

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.

best place to go to if you are traveling and want to really get that irish food and atmosphere then…read morethis is the place and let me say walter my waiter/ also the manger of the place is the best waiter/ manager 10/10 would recommend going if first time in ireland would come back (for walter of course)

Hard to find as we passed it & realized it's upstairs! Small single room w/ a standard collection…read moreof wall art / signs. Asked to be re-sat & they were happy to let us choose. We asked about the soup flavor & they offered a taste and brought out a huge sample boat. Super cool. I got the cottage pie lunch portion, which is more than I could barely eat. It came with a boat of the sauce /and gravy and meat. Wife got the fish and chips... The fillet was longer than the plate and it came with a mountain of fries, both delicious. Daughter got the creamy vegetable soup and chips. She loved it but couldn't even finish half. All the portions were very generous, nobody finished their meal, too bad we couldn't have taken it back to our hotel. Server was great & funny. Love this place.

Wandered into the Ruin Bar on our way back to the hotel after a night of enjoying Temple Bar…read moreDistrict, and were treated to a nice open bar/restaurant with amazing food and drinks. Way more chill than anything in the Temple Bar area. Food is served late so this is a great spot close to Trinity College. The atmosphere is laid back, the location is spacious, and the interior is super trendy - full of art and good vibes. They have a pool room and TVs to catch the latest game. The portions are large and reasonably priced - we shared everything. I'm super picky when it comes to fish so its not in my nature to order it, but since he wanted to try it, I gave in... turns out the seafood chowder was one of my faves. So much flavor!!! The goat cheese salad was the perfect accompaniment, and we couldn't leave without trying the curry fries. Now on to the cocktails...they have a great happy hour and the mixologist definitely knows how to shake up the perfect drink. I love when you can tell a bartender your favorite flavors and they mix you a custom libation! The entire staff was friendly and attentive. I highly recommend this spot and will gladly return next time I'm in Dublin.

Stumbled into this bar looking for a place to set our bags down and enjoy a pint since we have 6…read morehrs til we need to be at the airport to head back to London. The vibe is chill and relaxed, music is GREAT - soul, NYC hip hop, trip, downtempo - all the best. Glad we came in!

We dropped in for quick bite last week, the place is immediately inviting and the staff wery…read morewelcoming - you couldn't ask for a better start. Wine arrived quickly and not far behind it, the food. Presentation was perfect, it all looked inviting and interesting but sadly the food itself was not up to scratch - don't get me wrong, it wasn't bad but some bits were definitely lacking, notable among them was a sort of macaroni and cheese thing that totally didn't work. Overall I wouldn't mind going back, I reckon with the right dishes, more time and a couple of bottles of wine the place would be amazing!

This place seems to be garnering mixed reviews, so i thought I'd weigh in on the positive side…read more Visited last night with 7 or 8 work colleagues, at 6pm.most of us opted for the early bird platter - 7 dishes for €17.95 or thereabouts. The platter is excellent value, the dishes were uniformly good, and there's ample food for one. A few of the group tried other menu items. I didn't hear a negative comment from anyone, and the consensus was that we'd be back. Service was friendly, pleasant and relaxed. They also have some interesting beers. I asked which ones they have and stopped him at the first one I hadnt tried before- Barcino Gotic (pleasant enough pale ale). By the time we'd finished, the place was filling up, but we weren't pressured to leave as we lingered chatting while our digestive systems got to work. Nice decor too and some outdoor seating on picturesque (!) Drumcondra Road, which will be useful 3 or 4 nights a year (last night was one of those nights actually). All in all, a pleasant and good value experience. Update 23 August: came here just after 7pm but, after checking, the waitress said we could still have the early bird platter, which stops at 7pm. And now I see why it's getting mixed reviews. Clearly there was a different chef on duty this evening and, rather than being uniformly good, the dishes on the platter were mediocre to poor. Had this been my first experience here, i wouldnt return.

This was an unexpected hidden gem for my first visit to Dublin. The wait staff were excellent & the…read morefood exceptional. We sat next to the fireplace in the bar area, which was cozy. This will be one of my must restaurants in future visits to Ireland.

With truly exceptional service, the "underground" bar truly is the meeting of an upscale vibe in a…read morewarm, cozy environment. If you have an appetite whilst there, the fish pie is beautiful! Oh, and the warm chocolate brownie is a gift from heaven, I kind you not. If you want great drinks, great food, great service, and a room full of Dublin history, look no further!

We are from New Orleans and found Krewe on out last night in Dublin. What a great experience! They…read morefit a six top in with only two hours notice. The service was friendly and attentive. The food was legit! We had Jambalaya, Bang Bang Shrimp Tacos, and fried chicken. We all raved about our dishes. The ambience was young and shirk. Lots of young couples on dates. We will def be back again when back in Dublin.

We ate at Krewe North for my wife's birthday .Upon entering you are welcomed by a classy interior…read morewith lit candles throughout the restaurant. The decor and music are great as well as the lighted artwork. We ordered bloody Mary's , the Fried chicken bisque , waffles and a side of scrambled eggs. The biscuit was a little dry and the sunny side egg was a little well done. The chicken was good as was the gray. The waffle were great as was the crispy bacon. Alex, the bartender made us bloody Mary's and took the time to make them from scratch. As a nice birthday surprise we surprised with and beignets and espresso martinis. I would definitely recommend this location to those traveling to Dublin.

And down below, in the basement of the former Stephen's Green Hibernian Club, built in 1756, where…read moremost of the interior is historically protected, is where the alchemical magic happens. A team passionate & dedicated about creating delectable flavor profiles that are unforgettable The space is luxuriously moody, openly intimate & comforting chic as it presents itself successfully on so many various levels. The cocktails, think art in a glass. Many pre-batched for flavor profile consistency with their syrups made in-house. I will yearn for their Mirage 9Below- their riff on an Old Fashioned-probably forever. And their terrific staff! Real standouts in the industry. A special shout out to one of their masters behind the bar, Connor; easily the best barman in Dublin...maybe the world.

Stunning 5/5! We…read morefirst arrived at 9 Below on a Sunday evening with no reservation. The kind host let us know right away that without a reservation, we were out of luck. The entire joint was booked out, including the bar seats. Disappointed, we left & found another cocktail bar within walking distance. Out of curiosity, we checked out the 9 Below Open Table, & saw that there was availability in just over an hour. We decided to book 2 spots & wait it out. When we returned, the host remembered us & remembered that we prefer to sit at the bar. They showed us to our reserved spots - at the bar! We first admired the interior. Underground! Somehow low-lit, archaic, well-lit, & modern, all at the same time. Lively but not noisy pop music was playing - Dua Lipa, etc. The actual physical menu was so cool. It was a beautifully designed picture-book inspired menu, with each cocktail having its own separate & artful page. I'm looking back on the menu & I think the drink I ordered was "Fight Club" (Don Julio Blanco, mango, Falernum, camomile, lemon, & sugar) & it was phenomenal. The bartender scorched a hot pepper & carefully placed it on top, which MADE the drink. He also made my partner a Paper Plane with Scotch. Delicious. Speaking of the bartender, he was a real champion. Such a nice guy with a bit of flair to his style of bartending. We really enjoyed chit chatting with him. It also seemed like the staff really vibed with each other & everyone was having a good time. Great atmosphere. The next time we're back in Dublin we will definitely be back to 9 Below Bar.

This is a hip restaurant/wine bar which we enjoyed. You…read morearrive and are escorted to the basement dining room which is quite a intimate setting. The server was quite attentive and provides clarity on a number of items This is not a "irish" menu. It's a creative menu featuring Irish ingredients. Starters were the Beetroot Salad and the Sourdough Bread. The former was all fresh veg. The latter griddled and served with a sun dried tomato butter. High Level stuff I had the fish if the day Blow Torched Cod with clams served over a parsnip emulsion and with a bier blanc sauce. Absolutely spot on. King scallops and polenta fries were paired for another main. It was very good with a pesto sauce. Also on the table was the Cauliflower Steak, the vegetarian option, it was reportedly good but not too filling. Don't get me wrong, vegetarian and vegans have strong options here. Lastly, the burger and chips were on the table. They disappeared quickly. High Marks for this place

A great little spot. Lovely ambiance and a nice menu. We ordered the charcuterie board and burrata,…read moreboth were excellent. Service was nice as well. Would definitely recommend.

What did not go well. We are exhausted after a whirlwind 8-day bus trip through this incredible…read morecountry of Ireland and we needed a delicious meal, quiet date night. We have had good food all week, and were wondering if we should try an Italian restaurant in Ireland. Well, this place which serves Sardinian food, is a gem. There are no other restaurants I near the hotel, but, of course, the hotel does have a restaurant. We ate there last night, but our server literally disappeared and left us without checking out and I gen the staff could not find him. We wanted to eat somewhere else, and the food was fantastic. Yummy, hearty, flavorful, and as the menu said, with a Sardinian twist. We have never tried Sardinian food and we were not disappointed. Hubby had lasagna, and the sauce was definitely a gravy. I had the bus atino which was creamy without being moist and swimming in a sauce. The staff was super friendly. Highly recommend this restaurant.

Great pizza & pasta joint near croke park pizza very tasty.. takeaway Also availableread more