Stopped in for a flat white and ended up staying longer than planned. The barista actually remembered how I take it &mdash; that never gets old. Good spot for watching the rain come down on the street. Only gripe is the seating&#39;s a bit cramped if you&#39;re there at peak time.

Stopped by for a coffee while walking along the canal. Beans are fresh, you can really taste it. They&rsquo;ve a good selection to buy too, I grabbed a bag for home. Place is small but fine for a quick sit-down. Just wish they had more oat milk options, but the flat white was lovely.

Seafood pasta was proper good, garlic bread came out massive too. Decent feed for the price, no complaints there. Service kept up even when it got busy.

Stopped in for a pint and ended up staying longer than planned. The beer garden out back is class, proper spot when the sun&#39;s out. Staff were sound, didn&#39;t rush us at all. Had the fish and chips too, decent enough for pub food. Bit pricey for what it is but you&#39;re paying for the atmosphere really.

Third visit here and the crispy pork belly starter is still the one I&rsquo;d go back for. Proper crispy skin, juicy meat, and a decent-sized portion for once. We had the green and panang curries too&mdash;both rich, plenty of flavour. For Dublin city centre, the price is fair enough. Only thing is it gets busy, so don&rsquo;t expect a quiet chat.

This restaurant is a delightful find in Ballsbridge, with delicious food and a friendly, professional staff. The tasting menu is a must-try!

No. 9 of Fine Dining  in Dublin

Decent vegan spot in Dublin. Had the burger and loaded fries&mdash;pretty good, not gonna lie. Service was friendly enough, but it does get busy, so booking ahead helps. Solid choice if you&#39;re in the area.

The SF Chicken kebab was a solid pick, and the Picante burger didn&#39;t disappoint either. It does get busy, so you might wait a bit&mdash;just something to keep in mind.

The wings are proper crispy and the buffalo sauce has a decent kick to it. Got the beetroot goat cheese salad on the side too, which was surprisingly good. Solid enough spot for a casual bite.

The grilled salmon was fresh and flaky, exactly what I needed after a long week. Portion felt a bit small for the price, but the quality made up for it.

The almond croissant was properly buttery and the filling was generous. Coffee went well with it. Nice enough spot for a quick bite.

Service was spot on even on a busy Saturday with no booking. Staff sorted us out without any fuss. Place has a nice casual vibe, not too mad like the Temple Bar spots.

Walked in expecting a small pub, place is massive. Mussels were lovely, that sauce was the best part. Fish and chips did the job too. Staff grand.

Stopped in for the full Irish breakfast and honestly it hit the spot. Bacon was proper, pudding done right. Staff let me sit outside with the dog, which made my morning. Place has that easy local vibe, nothing fancy but you feel looked after. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The chicken katsu was a letdown &mdash; two small tenders with rice for nearly 20 euros. Staff handled it well though, swapped it for fish and chips without fuss. That was solid. Stick to the classics here.

Went for the wine list, stayed for the charcuterie board. Carlos knows his stuff, poured me something I&rsquo;d never have picked myself. Food&rsquo;s simple but it works. Didn&rsquo;t need the jazz to enjoy it, but it didn&rsquo;t hurt.

Came for lunch, ordered six tapas to share. Portions were decent for the price, left properly full. Place looks nice too.

The halloumi toast with chili fried eggs was the standout &mdash; proper crispy edges, runny yolk, decent kick. Place was busy but staff kept it chill. Would go back for that dish alone.

Stopped in for a quick bite and the tapas were spot on. Got the patatas bravas and the garlic prawns&mdash;both came out fast and cooked properly. Staff knew their menu, helped me pick something I&#39;d actually like. Solid little spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something easy.

Went for the lamb stew. Meat was tender, fell apart with the spoon. Gravy had a proper depth to it, not too salty. The mashed potatoes underneath soaked it all up. Portion was decent for the price. Would eat that again.

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