Lovely little spot beside the library in Tipperary. Stopped in for a coffee and ended up grabbing a slice of cake&mdash;really good. Staff were sound too.

Sticky toffee pudding is the reason I keep coming back. Always on the menu, always spot on. The rest of the food holds up too, and the old church setting is a nice touch.

The lighting in there is really something&mdash;soft and warm, makes the whole place feel cosy without trying too hard. We sat near the window and it just worked. Food was decent too, nothing wild, but the vibe carried it. Maybe a touch slow between courses, but honestly I wasn&#39;t in any rush.

The gluten-free pancakes were lovely, really nice to find somewhere that does them properly. Staff were sound and didn&#39;t make me feel awkward about asking questions. Will be back.

The crab claw special was decent&mdash;really fresh, properly seasoned. Staff were friendly enough without hovering. Place was busy but we got seated quick. Only thing is it&#39;s a bit pricey for what you get, but I&#39;d say it&#39;s worth it for the quality. Fine spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Food&#39;s consistently good and the staff are friendly. Quiet enough to hold a conversation, which is rare around here. Solid spot for a relaxed dinner.

Stopped in for a quick lunch off Baggot Street. Sat along the canal, which was decent. Had the burger&mdash;cooked fine, no complaints. Pizza looked good too. Service was quick enough, friendly without hovering. Menu&#39;s not huge but does what it needs to do. Fine spot if you&#39;re in the area and don&#39;t want to overthink it.

Dropped in before a show and grabbed the burrata and parma pizza &mdash; solid, though the base could&#39;ve been crispier. The Louisiana chicken burger was the better pick, honestly. Staff were sound, no complaints there. The &euro;8 kids&#39; pizza deal is decent for the area, especially if you&#39;ve got little ones. Busy enough inside, but we found a spot easily enough.

The garlic mushrooms were the best part&mdash;proper tasty and easy to share. Pizza was alright, just wish they&#39;d cut it for you. Had to do it myself.

Stopped by for a bite and ended up staring at the river the whole time. Glass walls make the place feel open, nice on a clear day. Ramona looked after us, proper friendly without hovering. Food did the job, nothing wild, but the setting carries it. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The pork belly was spot on, really tender. Portion sizes were generous too. Small little place, easy to miss but worth stopping in for.

Stopped in late and they still took us in, which I appreciated. Pizza was solid&mdash;crispy base, decent toppings. Had a glass of red that did the job. Place was quiet, almost empty, but that suited me fine. Staff were sound, no rushing us out the door. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The place looks the part&mdash;big, modern, that glass-covered bar is a nice touch. We went on a Saturday and it was packed, proper loud. Fine if you&#39;re with a crowd, but don&#39;t expect a quiet chat. Portion sizes were decent for what you pay, I&#39;ll give them that. Just mind your ears if you&#39;re heading there at peak times.

Came in pretty late, almost closing time, and the staff didn&#39;t make us feel rushed at all. That was a relief. The ramen was okay, nothing crazy, but the Japanese curry with fried chicken was the real winner. Really hit the spot. I&#39;d go back just for that.

The burrito was proper fresh and packed full - definitely one of the better ones I&#39;ve had around Dublin. Way better than the usual chain places. 🌯

This restaurant is a perfect choice for a romantic dinner or a special occasion. The ambiance is relaxing, and the staff is incredibly friendly and accommodating, making it a memorable experience.

Stopped in for lunch near Pearse Street station&mdash;handy spot if you&#39;re passing through. Service was quick, which I appreciated. Inside seating is tight, but I managed to grab a seat by the window. Food came out fast and did the job. Nothing fancy, but for a busy lunch spot it was easy enough. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Decent spot for a relaxed bite. Charcuterie board was plenty for two and didn&#39;t break the bank. Portion sizes are generous, that&#39;s for sure.

Stopped in for a quick lunch and grabbed the bento box. Good mix of stuff, decent portion for the price. Ramen broth was proper rich too. Service was fast, which I needed since I was in a bit of a rush. Solid spot if you&#39;re around the centre and want something quick.

Garlic sauce is proper good. Twister fries are a solid shout too. Got shorted on fries once but they sorted it next time. Fair play.

The carbonara schnitzel was a fun twist&mdash;creamy sauce over a crispy cutlet, worked better than I expected. Trout was fresh, cooked just right. Truffle hash browns stole it though, proper crispy without being drowned in oil. Place was busy but we got seated quick enough. Would go back for those hash browns alone.

Came here on a busy Friday night and honestly left full. Portion sizes are proper, not one of those places that skimps you. Got the chicken dish and it could&#39;ve fed two people easily. Price was fair for what you get, especially compared to other spots around. Service was sound too, no complaints. Just wish they had a bit more seating, we waited about 20 minutes.

The beef was properly tender, not gonna lie. Menu&rsquo;s got some creative local stuff on it, and the veggie options actually had flavour, which is rare enough. Service was sound, friendly without hovering. Only thing is the place got a bit loud as it filled up, but that&rsquo;s on me for going at peak time. Wouldn&rsquo;t mind heading back for that beef again.

The eel sushi here is genuinely good, and the wonton soup hit the spot. Service was quick even though the place was packed. Prices are a bit steep compared to other spots around, but you can tell the quality is there. I&#39;d go back for that eel again, no question.

The shakshuka had real depth&mdash;tomatoes properly reduced, eggs still runny in the middle. That&rsquo;s the main thing I remember. Place was busy for a weekday morning, but service kept up fine. No complaints about the coffee either. Solid breakfast option if you&rsquo;re in the area and don&rsquo;t want to queue for the usual tourist spots.

Stopped in after the Cliffs of Moher for a late lunch. Had the roast turkey and ham with veggies. Simple enough, but it hit the spot&mdash;probably the best meal I had in two weeks. Nothing fancy, just well-cooked and comforting. Service was fine too. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Great spot for a quick bite. Food came out fast and tasted fresh. Staff were sound, no messing around. Solid enough for a lunch stop.

Dropped in for the dinner sitting during the week. For an all-you-can-eat in Dublin the price is fair enough, and the unlimited soft drinks add-on is decent value. Place was spotless, staff kept clearing plates sharpish. Solid if you just want a straightforward feed without fuss.

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