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This Portobello spot made a triumphant return this year, with head chefs Connor O’Dowd and Keelan Higgs helping to create yet another must-eat restuarant.
This restaurant has been open just a few months now to much buzz, getting a table around December was near impossible. If you haven’t already got a word-of-mouth recommendation, here it is.
This place is almost too hip to handle, but the cocktails and street food will please anyone. Think brisket, buttermilk chicken, tacos, and mezze boards and you’re getting a taste. This is even before all the amazing cocktails.
The Jar, Camden Street
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Andrew Sykes
This fancy cocktail bar in the site of the old Solas sells Base pizza. Only the best kind of pizza.
This is potentially the prettiest place in Dublin to have lunch. LOOK AT IT. It serves a delicious brunch and they open late for dinner Wednesdays to Saturdays.
Helping to mop up the overflow of the consistently excellent Whitefriar Grill, Bow Lane promises the best in modern Irish fusion menu and the cocktails are pretty great too.
Hidden off Crown Alley, if you like seafood and haven’t been to Klaw yet, what’s wrong with you? They do delicious lobster and oysters that you can grab for lunch or dinner.
Camden Street really has had a makeover this year, hasn’t it? Delahunt is almost a year old, and tastes as good as it looks inside. The menu is constantly mixed up with new inventions, and it’s basically just a very exciting addition to the Dublin food scene.
Sweet Republic, Bachelor’s Walk
For dessert, of course. This sweet cafe opened back in August and has been pumping the city full of delicious sugar ever since. Think luxurious milkshakes, crepes piled high, and hot chocolates stuffed with Buenos and marshmallows.
Wigwam, Middle Abbey Street
In the old Twisted Pepper site, this bar has turned itself into more of a chilled out space with emphasis on food. For lunch you’ve got Vice coffee and all its offerings, but at night, an alternative menu is pulled out and cooked right in front of you.
Monday 23 December, 2024
Monday 23 December, 2024
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11 exciting new places to eat in Dublin in 2016
IT’S BEEN A good year.
Locks
This Portobello spot made a triumphant return this year, with head chefs Connor O’Dowd and Keelan Higgs helping to create yet another must-eat restuarant.
Bastible, Leonard’s Corner
This restaurant has been open just a few months now to much buzz, getting a table around December was near impossible. If you haven’t already got a word-of-mouth recommendation, here it is.
Camden Exchange, Camden Street
This place is almost too hip to handle, but the cocktails and street food will please anyone. Think brisket, buttermilk chicken, tacos, and mezze boards and you’re getting a taste. This is even before all the amazing cocktails.
The Jar, Camden Street
This fancy cocktail bar in the site of the old Solas sells Base pizza. Only the best kind of pizza.
DeSelby’s, Camden Street
This is potentially the prettiest place in Dublin to have lunch. LOOK AT IT. It serves a delicious brunch and they open late for dinner Wednesdays to Saturdays.
Wow Burger
Hidden upstairs in the Workman’s Club on Wellington Quay, this little burger joint is definitely a new contender to be Dublin’s best burger.
Bow Lane, Aungier Street
Helping to mop up the overflow of the consistently excellent Whitefriar Grill, Bow Lane promises the best in modern Irish fusion menu and the cocktails are pretty great too.
Klaw, Temple Bar
Hidden off Crown Alley, if you like seafood and haven’t been to Klaw yet, what’s wrong with you? They do delicious lobster and oysters that you can grab for lunch or dinner.
Delahunt, Camden Street
Camden Street really has had a makeover this year, hasn’t it? Delahunt is almost a year old, and tastes as good as it looks inside. The menu is constantly mixed up with new inventions, and it’s basically just a very exciting addition to the Dublin food scene.
Sweet Republic, Bachelor’s Walk
For dessert, of course. This sweet cafe opened back in August and has been pumping the city full of delicious sugar ever since. Think luxurious milkshakes, crepes piled high, and hot chocolates stuffed with Buenos and marshmallows.
Wigwam, Middle Abbey Street
In the old Twisted Pepper site, this bar has turned itself into more of a chilled out space with emphasis on food. For lunch you’ve got Vice coffee and all its offerings, but at night, an alternative menu is pulled out and cooked right in front of you.
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