Guidebook for Dublin 1
Food Scene
Kokoro Sushi Bento
19 Liffey St. Lowerhalf-price sushi at 8;30pm -9pm every night !
Sea-food platters and more price- sensitive bowls of goodness called poke bowls. They are comprised of quinoa. with samphire , macadamia nuts and raw salmon. Really healthy, really delicious !
21 locals recommend
PoKē by Niall Sabongi
Fownes Street UpperSea-food platters and more price- sensitive bowls of goodness called poke bowls. They are comprised of quinoa. with samphire , macadamia nuts and raw salmon. Really healthy, really delicious !
The Woollen Mills
42 Ormond Quay LowerDelicious hearty Irish food !
A food hall, prepared meals, fresh baked breads and pastries. Any kind of jar of anything, yum shopping! Good for stocking up on a few breakfast items!
14 locals recommend
Marks & Spencer Mary St Dublin
135 High StreetA food hall, prepared meals, fresh baked breads and pastries. Any kind of jar of anything, yum shopping! Good for stocking up on a few breakfast items!
Butlers Chocolate Café, Henry St.
31 Henry StGood coffee and a free handmade Irish chocolate.
Wigwam
54 Middle Abbey StGreat coffee, good atmosphere nice staff, free wifi.
Great place to get a plate of food in the deli section at the back of the shop, from 12-8pm. Very reasonable and top quality.
175 locals recommend
Fallon & Byrne, Food Hall
11-17 Exchequer StGreat place to get a plate of food in the deli section at the back of the shop, from 12-8pm. Very reasonable and top quality.
Vegetarian restaurant. Its one of the first in Dublin. There are vegan-friendly plates too. Very casual and homely. Food is nutritious and reliable.
114 locals recommend
Cornucopia
19-20 Wicklow StVegetarian restaurant. Its one of the first in Dublin. There are vegan-friendly plates too. Very casual and homely. Food is nutritious and reliable.
100 per cent vegan restaurant. The first of its kind in Dublin.
17 locals recommend
Sova Vegan Butcher
51 Pleasants St100 per cent vegan restaurant. The first of its kind in Dublin.
If you are visiting St. Patricks Cathedral it will be worth your while taking a few extra steps to eat here. The food is hearty, robust and well conceived. A very big open space. Its casual and cool ( I suppose !) .
205 locals recommend
The Fumbally
Fumbally LaneIf you are visiting St. Patricks Cathedral it will be worth your while taking a few extra steps to eat here. The food is hearty, robust and well conceived. A very big open space. Its casual and cool ( I suppose !) .
Tea/Coffee and Cake, cake, cake. Visit the Chester Beatty Library and Dublin Castle across the road.
149 locals recommend
Queen of Tarts
Cow's LaneTea/Coffee and Cake, cake, cake. Visit the Chester Beatty Library and Dublin Castle across the road.
Drinks & Nightlife
A very old fashioned pub. A nice spot to go in the evenings when the weather is fine, sit outside and do some people wathching.
150 locals recommend
Grogan's Castle Lounge
15 William St SA very old fashioned pub. A nice spot to go in the evenings when the weather is fine, sit outside and do some people wathching.
Shopping
fantastic shop for buying irish crafted presents, jewelry, blankets, scarves, candles and many more things. Completely authentic.
18 locals recommend
Irish Design Shop
41 Drury Stfantastic shop for buying irish crafted presents, jewelry, blankets, scarves, candles and many more things. Completely authentic.
Arts & Culture
New Exhibitions all the time by local and international contemporary artists.
25 locals recommend
RHA Gallery (Royal Hibernian Academy)
15 Ely PlNew Exhibitions all the time by local and international contemporary artists.
Chester Beatty