Enniskerry Restaurants

The Odeon offers Art Deco elegance, and a long bar that almost spans the length of building. Spacious and airy, it is the perfect spot for late afternoon and Sunday drinks. The lunch menu contains a few delicious surprises (the... more

Johnnie Fox's prides itself on being "the highest pub in Ireland". A trip up the Dublin mountains to this pub should certainly give you the chance to immerse yourself in Irish culture. It also happens to have won the Egon Ronay... more

You'll find this restaurant as quintessentially Irish as they come. An airy yellow-painted room is decorated with the portraits of famous writers; James Joyce, Brendan Behan, Seamus Heaney and company line the walls. Technicall... more

Russell's of Ranelagh is a large pub with two floors and a famous summer haunt, the roof garden. The pub also serves a good food menu, which is much more than just pub grub. The bar sits on the corner in Ranelagh and the beer g... more

Having a meal at Mint restaurant is a gastronomical treat as well as a treat for the eyes. Chef Dylan McGrath pays special attention to the presentation, making the dishes very appealing and appetizing. This popular eatery has... more

If in Dublin you are looking for genuine Italian food get to Dunne and Crescenzi. The menu has on offer pastas, sandwiches, panini, antipasti, desserts all made from Italian risotto rice, pasta, meats, oil, cheese and wines. Ev... more

One Pico is known locally as a great place for thoroughly modern Irish cooking. It's all at the hands of chef Eamon O'Reilly who really knows how to combine simple ingredients in terrific ways. The food is where One Pico shines... more

Nestled within the Fitzpatrick Castle Hotel, PJ's Restaurant is only for those who love to dine the elite way. Decorated with red carpets, long satin curtains and fresh flowers, this place exudes class. Exotic dishes and bubbly... more

The Tara Towers Hotel has a whole new look and ambiance after its refurbishment. No wonder the hotel's Conservatory Restaurant offers a brand new range of authentic and lip-smacking Irish fare. Dishes like chicken and roasted r... more

Kafka suits the neighborhood of Rathmines. Just south of the city center, the suburb's cosmopolitan make-up and student soul has created a lively, pretension-free zone. The eateries and bars that pepper this area tend to be low... more