Okay I have to be honest....I was pretty disappointed in this place in terms of the food…read more I am not a vegeterian or vegan at all, but I sometimes try these places if they have great reviews. And in US, I have never been really let down in terms of food quality. Most of the times they don't even taste vegan. But the green curry from Cornucopia was pretty bland....definitely the worst curry I have ever eaten in my life. And coconut curry is really hard to mess up, vegetarian or not. The brown rice came with some crunchy (from sitting too long). The salad bar was just okay as well. I am not sure how vegetarian/vegan meals are in Dublin, but this place is definitely not up to par in the states. That being said, I did like they had multi-level dining area and it was very comfortable being solo.

Amazing vegetarian and vegan food in the heart of Dublin. It was always one of my favorite places…read morewhen I lived in Dublin, and each time I go back, I am always impressed as the menu constantly changes, and it is consistently the highest quality food. The recipes are so creative and full of flavor, and I got their cookbook too. I would love to eat like this every day if I could cook such delicious vegetarian food! Highly recommended, there are a lot of good restaurants in Dublin City, but this casual atmosphere and fantastic food is the perfect mix, and you feel that you're doing something healthy!!

You are probably familiar with givindas, restaurants run by Hare Krishnasciffering vegan and…read morevegetarian fare at good prices. The one on Abbey Street in Dublin is a no frilld but clean and pleasant restaurant. You have options on the size of your meal, ranging from a bit under ten euros to 13 or so. Meals are rice, dal, veggie curries and vegetables. It is not gourmet but it is nutritious and relatively cheap for dublin. Menu does vary s bit. Given that Irish food is very meat heavy, this is a good option and cheaper than most South Asian restaurants I saw. Central location makes it s great lunch option.

Spotted this restaurant when walking around the main square of Dublin city, and decided to check it…read moreout for dinner. If you are vegetarian or vegan, this is fantastic food at a great price. The folks behind the counter give very generous servings, so honestly the small plate is more than adequate. It's a no-frills place, cafeteria style, rather than a place for table service. There is no set menu, they cook what is fresh, seasonal and available, and in the evening after 7pm, they stop cooking any more food and what's left is what's available. From the dinner items I had, the rice & yellow dal was fantastic, as was the turmeric potato bake. I didn't like the chickpea + spinach dish wax much, but that cause of a personal taste preference for creamed spinach rather than boiled, as was the case with this dish. They have takeaway containers (foil) which I availed myself of, as couldn't finish everything on my plate. Overall great food at a great price, so recommend! Yelp 119 / 2019

On our recent trip to Dublin, my partner and I were super excited to find that HappyFood was…read morelocated almost across the street from our hotel. Their food was fresh and delicious, and very reasonably priced. Tucked away down an alley (not completely unusual for Dublin), and sort of inside a yoga studio, HappyFood provides lunch during the day before the studio starts their classes. You order at the front counter and then they bring the food right to your table. The selection ranges from things like falafel wraps and burgers, to several fresh rice bowls. They mark everything on the menu very clearly with allergen symbols. What was a bit confusing to us, though, was actually how much non-veg options they normally have. We saw some notes about shellfish, but the days we were there, nothing on the menu appeared to be less the vegetarian. Nonetheless, the first time we went, I got the falafel wrap as a meal, meaning it came with a side of chips and a drink. The falafel itself was quite good, as well as all the trimmings inside. The second day, I opted for a bowl that had a delicious corn slaw and sweet potatoes (very delicious and hearty). Would recommend to anyone looking for a healthy-ish lunch, even if they're not exclusively vegetarian or vegan.

Wow. Really really loved this place…read more It's definitely a funny feeling sleuthing down a dodgy back alley looking for 'HappyFood'. Really like if you were to ask directions back there, on a rainy day, you'd probably look like you were tripping! It's such a great name though because the Yoga Hub is like a little happy place oasis back there. They've got a lovely little seating area out front, and the inside is all bright white and colours. With the food being located inside a yoga studio, it maybe isn't somewhere you'd totally hang around, although they have a lot of seating inside too if you wanted to, but I just got takeaway. It only took five mins to put together, and was wrapped up all nice for me in no time. 7 euro got me a vegan burger inside a wholemeal wrap with guacamole and a beetroot and red cabbage side salad. It was so filling, extremely tasty, and just felt full of goodness. I was delighted with myself afterwards so I was!

This place is just down an alleyway in the town centre (I think its a town) just across from St…read morePeter's church where we had just visited, inter alia, to see the head of Blessed (Saint) Oliver Plunkett. The cafe has free WiFi and offer a delightful experience with friendly staff, great coffee and perfectly made Basque cheesecake. We noted baked cheesecakes sure were popular in Bilbao when we were there last year.

We had avocado toast with a spicy peanut topping , and 2 stir fry meals , one with chicken and one…read morewith prawns . They were all excellent . Coffee drinks are terrific . Atmosphere is lovely ..recommend

We got stuck in Dublin due to a canceled flight, and this place came very recommended. We were able…read moreto get a last minute 8pm restaurant for 2! The food was so good and creative. Definitely choose the 2/3 course options and try multiple things on the menu. The portions are small so get several plates. The different flavors/ ingredients show how much thought went into the dishes. If you are vegan/ vegetarian/ or even a meat eater this is a must in Dublin Such a cute ambiance inside

Had an amazing experience at Glas on a college graduation trip with my Roomate. Wonderful dairy and…read moregluten free options, and great service. Lovely atmosphere. I believe we made it in before happy hour as well.

Stopped in at Cedar Tree for dinner and absolutely loved the vibe. It's super welcoming and the…read morebeautiful mosaic tiles on the walls really make the place feel special. I went with the chicken mansef for my main course and it was seriously good. The chicken was tender, and the rice was perfect, but the best part was definitely the texture and flavor burst from the pomegranate seeds scattered on top. That little bit of sweet and sour pop really made the dish stand out. Excellent food, a gorgeous atmosphere, and friendly service.

Very convenient location. Music playing. Food was delicious. We had a reservation and we were…read moreseated right away. On a busy night it might be helpful to make a reservation. We were so hungry we just took photos of the appetizers. We ordered the early specials. I had hummus and mixed Kafta chicken and beef with spicy potatoes. Husband ordered Arayess as a starter. Then spiced chicken kafta. He really enjoyed the meal. Our tea and coffee was delicious

We spent 3 nights in the hotel and ate breakfast here daily…read more We found it to be a good value, with a full breakfast on buffet. Though the real winner was their flaky and fresh croissants, of which I had too many. In addition, there were many bread choices, scones & other pastries. There was also a gluten-free section, with pre-packaged baked goods, such as muffins. Cereals, fruits, deli meats & cheeses were all offered alongside the buffet line. Traditional foods: scrambled eggs (note: very soft cooked), black & white pudding, sausage, ham, potatoes, tomatoes and shrooms. Definitely worth including with your stay! We did not make it in for any other meals, tho I'm also adding a review for the ground level restaurant, where we had dinner.

High and jazz atmosphere is why I m coming there. Cuisine is…read moregood. I was always satisfied wi ty h the service.

A really good Greek restaurant. Value and quality are two things that come to my mind when I think…read moreof the dinner of last night. We asked for Gyro of pork with chips and Souvlaki of chicken rolled in a wrap of pita bread. They are tasty and they are served with a yoghurt sauce that I love it. They have a menu with starters, salads, classic Greek dishes, etc. The guys that run the place are very nice and helpful. The place is not very big so probably you need a reservation if you go more than three people. They have take away service and they accept cards. Please don t forget to ask for Baklava as a dessert, delicious pastry made of layers of filo. A must go in Dublin.

Not perfect but nearly there…read more I live around the corner so was curious to see these guys working like Trojans over Christmas to get the restaurant ready for new year. Ever since they opened the restaurant has been busy every mealtime. After a large late lunch, we got peckish around 8.30pm so it seemed like a perfect excuse to order from our new Greek neighbours. We had mixed dips with pitta, hummus, spinach and feta fritters, mpriam (more of which later), a chicken gyro and (ordered by accident due to a dodgy phone line and a bit of confusion on my part in ordering) lemon and oregano roast chicken and potatoes. The food was cooked to order so the two roasted potato dishes meant that we had a 30 minute wait - no problem for us but if ordering for delivery you should factor in that this is not really 'fast food'. A lot of the food had lost quite a bit of heat by the time I got it home on a very cold January night so a quick blast in the microwave was needed to bring it back up to my wife's preferred temperature (two degrees hotter than lava). The food was delicious. The mpriam (oven-baked potatoes, zucchini, aubergines, tomatoes, onions and herbs) was a triumph and greatly enjoyed by all the veggies in our house. The chicken gyro pitta wrap was also really tasty and a welcome change from burgers etc. The lemon & oregano chicken was good but the potatoes surrounding were another star. Can't really comment on service as I was just collecting an order placed by phone but one of the owners whom I spoke to - George - was really friendly and seemed genuinely delighted with the great reception his new restaurant has had. I want to bring a Greek friend to get his views but one thing is for sure - we'll be back.

Cozy spot to pop in with a surprisingly elegant menu for both food and drink. Very welcoming staff,…read moreUlas especially took good care of us. The chicken boxty was delicious and didn't last long. The sticky toffee pudding was remarkable and I just couldn't stop eating once I started. Whenever I'm in Dublin again this will definitely be stop.

Absolutely bonkers is the only way to describe our meal here. We walked in with zero expectations…read moreand walked out already planning our next trip back to Dublin just to eat here again. We nearly broke our rule on not eating at the same restaurant twice while on vacation. Every single dish that came to our table was a small revelation. The flavors were bold, the presentation was beautiful, and you could tell real care went into every plate. We tried a little bit of everything and there was not a single miss. Huge shoutout to our server Matt, who took care of us all night. You can tell he has deep roots in this community and genuine pride in the history of the place, and it showed in how he talked about the menu and the restaurant. He made the whole experience even better with his warmth and knowledge. If you are visiting Dublin, do not skip The Boxty House. Ask for Matt if you can. Five stars, easily.