Lively spot, staff were dead sound. Sunday roast did the job but &euro;30 feels steep for what you get. Fair enough for a one-off though.

Ended up coming back twice on our trip &mdash; nothing else in Dublin came close. The food was unreal, and the staff were just as good.

Decent pint of Guinness here - proper pour and the staff were sound. &euro;6.50 is fair for Dublin, cheaper than most spots around.

Nice spot for a quick bite. Veggie options were solid and the staff pointed me in the right direction. Place was roomy too, not cramped like most spots. Got my food fast enough.

Stopped in here on a quiet evening and grabbed a seat near the window. Really liked that the menu had everything clearly marked for allergens, even gluten-free stuff. Made ordering easy, no fuss. Food was decent and the staff were friendly enough. Just a solid, comfortable spot if you want a relaxed pint and something to eat without any hassle.

The scallop starter was really good, and the lamb came out perfectly cooked. Staff were attentive without hovering. Solid spot for a proper dinner.

Service was lovely - they brought the kids some free juice and ice cream without us even asking. Really made the evening easy for us.

The Torino pizza was the highlight, proper tasty. Dough had a nice chew, toppings were generous. Portion size is decent for what you pay, didn&#39;t feel ripped off. Place was busy but service kept up alright. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The Christmas set menu was simple but the flavours were proper Italian. The prosciutto with honey on that focaccia really stood out. Tiramisu was lovely too, not too heavy. Place was busy but we got through it fine. I&rsquo;d go back for that starter alone, honestly.

Been coming here for years and the food never lets us down. Staff are sound, place is relaxed. Solid shout if you&#39;re after Italian in Dublin.

The staff really knew their stuff when it came to the menu. They suggested a wine pairing that worked beautifully with my fish dish. Service was professional, maybe a touch formal for my liking, but I appreciated the knowledge. Felt well looked after without being rushed.

Been coming here for a while now, always for the big breakfast. Cappuccino&#39;s got real chocolate on top, not that powder stuff. Portion&#39;s solid, keeps me full till dinner. Gets packed on Saturdays, but they&#39;re quick enough that you&#39;re not stuck waiting around. Consistent, which is why I keep going back.

Tucked away in a quiet little square, this place has that proper cellar feel &mdash; low lighting, stone walls, the lot. Cozy without trying too hard. We sat near the back and it was easy to forget you were in the middle of the city. Not a huge space, but that&rsquo;s part of the charm. Just mind the steps on the way down if you&rsquo;re not watching your feet.

Stopped in for a quick pint and the carvery. Guinness was spot on, honestly up there with the best in town. The beef was tender, plenty of gravy. Place was busy but I got served fast enough. Solid spot if you&#39;re in Stillorgan and need a proper feed without the fuss.

The chicken burger was proper good, and the curry had a real kick to it. Quick enough service too. Handy spot if you&#39;re near the Luas.

Stopped by for a coffee and ended up grabbing a croissant too. That thing was genuinely flaky, proper butter taste. One of the better ones I&#39;ve had around here, no messing. Latte was grand as well. Handy having the shop right there for a few bits after. Place was busy enough but moved along fine.

Food was solid and the service held up even when it got busy. Sauces had proper heat for spice lovers 🌶️ Just a bit loud inside, that&rsquo;s all.

Friendly staff and the pub had a proper buzz about it. Beef and mushroom pie was homemade, really decent. Prices fair for what you got.

Stopped in for a drink, ended up staying for dinner. Nachos were decent, chicken wings were actually pretty good too. Place has that old historical vibe which is nice. But honestly, the portion sizes felt a bit small for what you pay. I get it, you&#39;re paying for the atmosphere, but I left still a bit hungry. Fine for a quick bite, not for a proper feed.

Found this spot on the Michelin guide. Trout was spot on, well seasoned. Manager sorted us out nicely, proper service. Decent for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area.

Stopped in for a proper Irish breakfast and it hit the spot. Black pudding was done just right, not greasy at all. Place is easy to miss if you&#39;re not looking for it, tucked near the old market. Staff were sound, didn&#39;t rush us even though it was busy enough. Only thing, coffee could&#39;ve been hotter. But I&#39;d go back for the fry-up alone.

Lovely spot for a feed &mdash; the place was hopping on Friday night but we got our food quick enough. Siobhan looked after us really well, proper friendly. Only gripe, tables are a bit close together when it&#39;s packed.

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