The owners really care about what they&rsquo;re doing here. I had a fresh, light dish that felt properly made. It&rsquo;s a small spot, so booking ahead is a must. Service was kind too.

The chicken tenders with garlic mayo were surprisingly fresh, even late at night. Took them back to the hotel and they held up well. Good spot for a casual bite. 👍

The Harira soup here honestly beat what I had in Morocco. Chicken Bastille was proper sweet and spicy too. Bit of a shame about no Moroccan wine but the vibe made up for it.

The Baileys cheesecake with Wexford strawberries was pretty good&mdash;easily the best I&#39;ve had in a while. The salmon taco was decent too, though the cheesecake definitely stole the show. I&#39;d come back just for that dessert, honestly.

Lovely spot right on the canal, bright and cozy inside. Got the veggie pasta, decent enough but the menu&#39;s a bit thin on options. Staff were sound though.

Stopped in here late for a shawarma fix. The mixed plate was proper generous and really tasty. They even dropped off some soup while we waited. Fair price for Temple Bar.

The light in here is just lovely on a slow Sunday. Had the eggs benedict again, still good. The female manager remembered me, which was a nice touch. Staff can be a bit hard to catch when you need them, but the vibe keeps me coming back. Solid spot for a relaxed brunch.

Stopped in for lunch during a work trip. Seafood chowder was thick and loaded with fish, not the watery stuff you get elsewhere. Beef cheek was tender, fell apart easy. Place was quiet, which suited me fine. Service was quick enough. Slightly pricey for the portion size, but you&#39;re paying for the quality. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The bulgogi in the BBQ set was proper tasty, and having the staff grill it for you makes such a difference. Portions are decent too. Place gets pretty lively though, so dont expect a quiet dinner.

Been coming here for a while now and the service stays consistent. Even on a packed Saturday, the guy at the counter kept his cool, got our order right, no drama. We weren&#39;t left hanging either. It&#39;s the kind of place you don&#39;t have to think twice about. Just wish they&#39;d wipe down the tables a bit more often, but that&#39;s me being picky.

Big portions, decent prices. We shared a few starters and the mains and honestly left stuffed. The lamb was cooked properly, not overdone. Could&#39;ve used a bit more salt on the veg but that&#39;s minor. Would eat here again if I&#39;m in the area.

The place has that warm, cozy feel, even if the tables are a bit close together when it&rsquo;s busy. I noticed they use really fresh greens in the salads&mdash;crisp and not wilted at all. That&rsquo;s the kind of detail I appreciate, especially when I&rsquo;m trying to eat lighter. Just wish there was a bit more breathing room between tables, but the vibe made up for it.

The sushi was pretty good&mdash;the rainbow roll especially. Salmon was a bit dry and the ramen came off bland, but if you stick to the sushi you&rsquo;re fine. Decent spot for a quick bite.

The tasting menu was a fun little adventure. The kitchen sent out a few extra bites that weren&#39;t on the menu, which was a nice surprise. My favourite was the scallop course &ndash; the texture was just right.

Came here for dinner on the canal barge and honestly, the setting is the whole point. Food was decent, nothing crazy, but you&#39;re paying for the vibe. My steak was cooked right, though the portion felt a bit small for the price. Service was friendly enough, no complaints there. Just wish the sides weren&#39;t extra, adds up quick. Fine for a one-off treat, not a regular spot.

Stopped in for a steak and honestly it was as good as anywhere fancier in town. Had a drink downstairs first, then headed up to eat. Place was busy but we got sorted fine. Only thing is the seating upstairs felt a bit cramped. Still, solid feed for what we paid.

The seafood medley was the real deal. Fresh, well-seasoned, no fuss. Prices fair for what you get. Didn&#39;t need anything else.

Found this little basement place by accident - nearly walked right past it. The lamb stew was proper comfort food, exactly what you need on a cold Dublin evening. Staff remembered my name when I came back the next day, which I thought was a nice touch. Menu&#39;s small but everything sounded good. Just wish they had more seating, it got pretty packed by 7.

The prawn and mango special was the standout &mdash; proper twist on a classic. Portions are generous too, ended up taking half of it home. Staff were sound.

Fun diner vibe, loads of seats. Walked in, no reservation, got a table straight away. That&#39;s rare enough in town. Food was fine, nothing mad but solid enough for what it is. Probably grand if you&#39;re stuck for somewhere.

Stopped in for a bite and the food was grand, though I thought it was a bit dear for the portion. Great spot for watching the world go by, that&rsquo;s for sure. Nice enough vibe inside. Only wee letdown was no Guinness on tap, would&rsquo;ve loved a pint with the meal. Still, a pleasant enough stop.

Stopped in for dinner and honestly the food was solid. I had the grilled fish and it came out perfectly cooked. Service really stood out though - our waitress was on top of everything without hovering. Wine list is decent too, not massive but well picked. Place looks a bit plain from the outside but dont let that put you off.

The chicken noodles were proper tasty and they actually listened when I asked for no onions. Place was spotless too. Just felt a bit dead without any music in the background, you know? Would&#39;ve made the whole thing feel more alive.

Came for the ribs, left full. The platter for two was plenty &mdash; meat fell off the bone, sauce had a nice kick. Staff sorted us out quick, no fuss. Place was busy but we got a table straight away. Solid spot if you want a proper feed without the wait.

lovely Japanese waitress.Very fresh Japanese authentic food.Awesome Japanese photos and artefacts covering every inch of wall space.

Stopped in late for a feed &mdash; the foil fish was class, really fresh. Crabs in the spicy sauce had a proper kick too. Place was packed so service dragged a bit, but the manager was flat out trying to keep up. Fair prices for what you get. I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Stopped by for breakfast and honestly the vegan options were the highlight&mdash;felt like everything was made from scratch. My dish had a bit too much vinegar or lemon though, left my stomach feeling off. My husband&rsquo;s scrambled eggs were spot on though. Fair price for the portion size.

Decent Thai place, lovely big dining room. Pad Thai portion was massive and the green curry hit the spot. Duck spring rolls were a bit meh though.

Friendly staff and very good service. Lovely food and nice place for family occassions.

Great spot for a group night out. Chef put on a proper show while cooking, food was fresh and tasty. Staff sang for our anniversary and threw in a dessert. Bit tight on space and loud, but adds to the buzz.

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