Food amazing as always never leave disappointed service generally fast ambiance lovely old French…read morevibes

The Yellow House Pub is not only a great drinking pub but also an outstanding eatery as well. I…read morehave been coming here for years and only the name has changed, the food quality, service and standard has remained the same. It is all excellent. First off the decor is so inviting and cosy and reminiscent of an old gentleman's club or smoking room with large leather seats and dark wood tables. There is an impressive bar and the space is laid out well so that it is ideal for groups and parties as well as intimate dinners for two. But enough about that, lets talk about the food and menu. For me it is one of my favourite menus in Dublin. Good hearty meals and traditional flavours and styles with modern interesting twists like Chicken Lemon and Thyme, Braised Pork Belly and Grilled Goats Cheese, three of my favourites on the menu! As side dished the sweet potato puree and roasted veg are excellent! It is not the cheapest place to eat in the area but it is one of the nicest! Enjoy!

It is billed as authentic and delicious Italian Cuisine and I can say hand on heart it is nowhere…read moreclose to authentic Italian Cuisine - thank jeebus for that; I hate all that bathed in olive oil and no chips rubbish that has become cool recently (see my rant on cafe bar deli if you are unsure of my stance on the subject). This is a great little spot for family meetings and big groups. It offers good and constant quality - not fine dining by any stretch but we have never had a bad meal there. Also noteworthy is the staff, to a man helpful and friendly. My only complaint? The bread didn't arrive on the table before my father started grumbling about its absence... which in fairness only leaves them a 12.5 second window of opportunity.

Love this little restaurant.. Only discovered it recently have been back a few times. Its delish!…read more Food is gorgeous.. Staff are very friendly.. And the prices are great :)

It's Borza, around the corner from Borza, and not be confused with the other Borza!…read more This is the nearest 'original' Borza to where I live now... and the point to be made here is that its not my nearest chipper, but I will generally walk the extra 10 minutes to Borza, because its just better. It just is... although maybe one day I'll try the other Borza to see if the 'original' is really better. I suspect it is, and that's enough for now!

I've been raised on this food for years now. Accept no imitations. This place is the best chipper…read morein Ireland but that's definitely my rose tinted glasses. You'll get a pair too when you visit. Loads of choices and lots of specials. They just added a new wood burning pizza oven. Definitely worth stopping by and trying out the local chipper.

Let me start by saying that this place is amazing is an understatement. I flew into Ireland from…read moreChicago, got off the plane with my friend and my luggage, and taxied to the area because our Airbnb was nearby. We had to waste an hour and were starving so we were going to check it out. It started to rain. So here we are with our luggage and exhausted, standing outside looking pathetic because it was packed and we couldn't sit on the patio. The manager guy sees us, comes and welcomes us and asks if we wanted a seat. He took our luggage somewhere safe and got us a table. And then the food came. We got the avocado toast. It was so good and so comforting that our entire trip started perfectly. 10/10 would go again if it wasn't a plane ride away.

I love good local restaurants and The Hungry Duck is no exception. I understand that this is not…read morethe first restaurant at this location and the previous ones didn't last. The Hungry Duck deserves to succeed. Three of us came for breakfast/brunch and had three very Train wreck dinner. For those of a certain generation it was reminiscent of Fawlty Towers presided over by possibly one of the rudest waiters ever to set foot in a restaurant. The whole place was subdued with an atmosphere that could be cut with a knife. People seemed genuinely afraid to speak out of turn. The meal, although adequate, was in no way memorable and was completely overshadowed by the astonishing service. Would I go back? Not on your nelly.

Ah the wonderful Irish anomaly of the Italian chipper. The rest of the world associates Italy with…read morepasta and ice-cream, and we associate Italy with a single and a batter burger! Borza, and this one prides itself on being the original Borza, is a classic Irish-Italian chipper, and certainly one of the best chippers in the city. This family business produces some of the best chips you will ever taste - they even stand up to sober scrutiny. The chips are always fresh as the staff generally cook to order (certainly I've never been given anything less than a fresh bag of chips from them), and the Borza vinegar is so special that you might find yourself buying a bottle of it to keep for your very own! Aside from chips Borza also serve a wide variety of other fast foods including burgers, southern fried chicken, fish and pizza. I quite like the various southern fried chicken boxes but have found myself wimping out and getting the 'Junior box' because the others are just too much! They're open daily from lunch time until late and pride themselves on only closing one day a year. Borza also acts as a place you might find essentials such as milk, bread, and chocolate (you know: the staples!) if you find yourself out of them at an awkward time. The downside to Borza is that if you're looking for something on the low-calorie side you're going to have to look elsewhere. These people have been known to deep fry mars bars!

I don't eat much fast-food so I wouldn't be the best person to compare places. but based on the…read morecouple of chippers ive been to, this is the best. its spotlessly clean, the staff are super nice and the menu is huge! and the chips are the perfect amount of unhealthy without actually tasting greasy or sickly.

The best local with a great crowd. I must say the barmen are the best! An off license and new…read morerestaurant upstairs. But we're here for the pints for our nourishment! And there is no finer pint of Guinness poured! They make a fab Irish Coffee as well to heat you up! Great place to catch a match and if you're lucky a nice session.

From the owner: The Laurels Perrystown is a family-owned, traditional bar and restaurant that offers locals and…read morevisitors the authentic Irish pub experience. By combining the world-renewed atmosphere of a Dublin pub with elegant and stylish decor, our premises has remained a staple of the Perrystown community for over 4 decades. As a third generation, family-owned independent bar and restaurant, we understand the importance of creating a family-friendly atmosphere that still represents Dublin's world-famous nightlife.

Always popular, ring a head if you can, and always good, this restaurant is a great local Italian…read more It is part of a chain of Little Caesars around Dublin and has been open for over 10 years now and is quite popular with families as it has a child friendly atmosphere, as in it is not really posh or full of couples trying to have a romantic meal together, it has a cool, relaxed vibe. Wine menu offers a good affordable and drinkable selection, available by the glass as well as the bottle, house wine is very palatable in my opinion, unlike the muck they serve in some places! Pastas are pretty standard, but I am not a big pasta fan to start off with! There is a good selection of pizza with some interesting topping choices. As a starter meatballs in tomato sauce are very tasty and the salmon is melt in the mouth.

I came in to grab a bite to eat here completely forgetting it was Valentines day, but very much…read moreenjoyed my meal. Suppli to start which is a favourite of mine, served with garlic sauce and a salad, and a main of a creamy pasta dish which I devoured. My companion had a meatball started followed by pizza, and when he couldn't finish his main they wrapped it up for him to take away, something I really feel more places should offer. A total highlight was the cheap as chips wine! €4 for a glass of house white and it was damn tasty too! It would be a great place for groups with a split dining room, and is very suitable for families, there were quite a few there on my visit and all looked happy!

Great service, food is quite savory! The ambiance is lovely and the staff friendly. All de orated…read morefor St Paddy's day!!

The Old Orchard has been around for years and attracts a really cool regular crowd. This is such a…read morepopular pub that the regulars are not only from Rathfarnham but from all over Dublin! My mate drinks here and he lives in Arklow! Miles away! The reason for its popularity? Well, do does exactly as a pub should do, serves decent pints, in a comfortable well laid out space, with a laid back vibe and huge outdoor, covered, heated smoking area, with its own bar. There is even a cool little snug here as well, which is great if you don't want to be seen with your date! otherwise you will be seen here because as I said everybody drinks here! This place goes off when there is a big sporting event on, especially any Irish or Dublin games of any sport and it is always jumping on the weekends. There is a great food menu too, reasonably priced and eating here is really popular at lunchtimes and on weekends with families. The spring rolls with chili sauce make a great alcohol soak-er upper when you have had one to many vodka sodas, not that that has ever happened to me! Oh and the coolest thing about this place is the fact that it is built on a medieval burial ground! They took the tombstones, but left the bodies!!!

Had the Calabrese pizza with chips, there was only two of us so we sat in the small area in front…read more Staff were really friendly and the pizza was seriously good. Some of the best pizza I've had in Dublin TBH. Wish it had a proper dine in area as I'd eat there with my whole family all the time then but I'll be back for take out again soon.

Let me start this review by saying that I am not usually a pizza fan. I only like cheap takeout…read morepizza cold right out the fridge the next day, so it is rare that I enjoy an actual well-made pizza. I ordered from the ballsbridge branch this week. It was DELICIOUS. I had the funghi pizza and added meatballs to it. Their online ordering system is also great. It lets you add and remove ingredients from the pizza so easily. Also, they have a wholewheat based pizza. WHOLEWHEAT. I can barely find restaurants that serve wholewheat pasta, and these guys come in with their wholewheat base pizza. Amazing! The only sad event was that we also ordered brownies and they didn't have any. I want a brownie.

We got takeout pizza from this place. The pizza was very good. The choice of toppings made for a…read moregood selection. The pizza was a thin crust, and the tomato sauce was not overpowering.