Dublin Restaurants

Eating Out

There are many different culinary experiences to be had in Dublin. There is a vast range of restaurants to suit all budgets and tastes.

There are restaurants in Dublin to suit every occasion, taste, budget and party size. Dublin offers a huge variety of cuisine in many locations. Depending on reputation and popularity be prepared to spend anything between €15 to €50 per person for a set lunch. As eating out in Dublin at night is very popular prices rise accordingly. Again depending on the restaurant you may pay between €25 to €100 for a three course meal from an à la carte menu. Remember though the restaurant experience in Dublin is about quality service and food and is well worth trying out. An offer that many restaurants have is the 'Early Bird Menu'. This gives the customer a wonderful opportunity to eat out in Dublin's fine restaurants at a very reasonable price; you simply eat a little earlier.

There are many cafés in the centre of Dublin; they provide a cheaper alternative to restaurants. Dublin's side streets provide a treasure trove of good cafés.

If it's simply a cup of coffee you want well then head to the main thoroughfare in the city centre where you will find excellent coffee shops selling the real thing; no instant coffee in site!

If you are looking for a healthy snack or a luscious cream cake most coffee shops provide good menus where you can expect to pay around €6 to €10 for an excellent main course.

There are also coffee shops in the shopping centres around the Dublin suburbs however we recommend the city centre cafés as your best bet.

Delicatessens vary in style in Dublin. If you are simply looking for you €2 sandwich visit the deli counter in Dublin supermarkets and convenience stores.

If you fancy something a little more refined like your Gateaux Diane well then go to one of the speciality delicatessens features in this site.

If you're thinking of throwing a 'going home' or coming over; party why not let one of these delis do the catering for you. Catering is a speciality of Dublin's top Delicatessens

If you like your food this is the place to go. Many pubs in Dublin's city centre and suburbs offer good wholesome food at a reasonable price.

Most pubs throughout the city offer carvery menus from midday until around 6:00pm in the evening.

After a late night out and you're feeling really hungry, why not try one of Dublin's late night eaten options. These vary from a cup of coffee to an Irish breakfast.

If you're on a budget the fast food option is definitely for you. On every street there are a variety of fat food options ranging from your American hamburgers to kebabs to fish & chips; we recommend you give Dublin's fish & chips a try.

If you’re too lazy to leave your sofa simply pick up the phone and dial any one of the delivery options. These vary from Chinese to Italian. You can have your dinner delivered straight to your door for a very small price.