Westbury Hotel

Mezz Coffee & Bar at Bewley's is a place where you can dig your teeth into a soft yummy cake and sip on some exquisit...

McDaids is known amongst the locals as the Brendan Behan, in homage to one of Dublin's best known literary figures. It remains highly pop...

Bruxelles is a dark, loud and often exhilarating bar on two storeys that is frequented by students and ageing rockers who refuse to grow...

Grafton Street and the surrounding area is the most upmarket shopping district in Dublin. Grafton Street itself is pedestrianized and ru...

Erected to commemorate Dublin's own millennium, a statue of Molly Malone pensively stares at passers-by on the southern end of Grafton St...

Situated just off Grafton Street, La Cave is Dublin's oldest French wine bar. As one would expect, there's an excellent wine-list and rea...

Until recently Kehoe's was a family-owned pub which had the landlord living upstairs, "above shop". Now it is under new management, but t...

Pizza by the slice is still quite a rarity in this part of the world, and the pizza served at Steps of Rome is no ordinary pizza either:...

This unusual gallery,  located in the Stephen's Green Centre  has an impromptu feel to it and the rather haphazard mann...

This is a pleasant, funky and relaxed cafe on a side-street in the heart of town, with a good selection of soups, sandwiches and a limite...

There are several locations of this great coffee house, although the South Anne Street branch is the best and the most well-located. Both...

Brought over from the United States, this attractive coffee bar offers a multitude of blends and flavours. It's been a fixture in Dublin...

Pasta Fresca has been offering upmarket pasta and pizza longer than most. Popular on warm, sunny days since it also boasts an outdoor sea...

Intimate, cosy and low-ceilinged, the Chili Club is a peaceful spot in a bustling, busy city. Traditional Thai food is served here: all o...

Chompy's is situated on the first floor terrace of the Powerscourt Townhouse Centre. Wake up to maple syrup on pancakes...

You will be greeted warmly and presented with a comprehensive menu of contemporary cuisine. The restaurant is renowned for its breads and...

Perk specialises in coffees, teas, smoothies, sandwiches and salads. The Dawson Street outlet is very small with a tiny smoking section a...

Dublin seems to be sprouting countless Asian style restaurants these days, but they all draw in the crowds: and Mao is no exception. They...

The Imperial lies in the very heart of the city-centre and provides estern-style Chinese cuisine at a very reasonable price. Dishes inclu...