The chowder and shrimp were pretty good, fresh and well done. Service was fine, just a bit of a wait.

Been coming here for a while now and the portions never disappoint. Staff know when to check in and when to leave you alone. Solid spot if you want a relaxed feed.

The sticky toffee pudding was unreal, and the muffins are super light with that crispy top. Proper little spot if you&#39;re wandering around the area.

Portions are proper generous and the prices aren&#39;t bad for what you get. I popped in for a quick lunch and left properly full. The seating area is a bit cramped though, felt a little squeezed in by the table next to me. But for the quality of the food, I can&#39;t really complain. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Grilled squid was proper. Charred cabbage side actually stole it a bit, really good. One of the better ones I&#39;ve had in Dublin, no messing. Worth the money for sure.

Pasta was solid - that beef short rib ragu really hit the spot. Cozy enough inside. Portions could be bigger for the price though.

Decent sushi spot. Got the mixed rolls and they were fresh enough, pretty good actually. The noodle dish was a nice option for someone who doesn&#39;t do raw fish. Dessert surprised me a bit, not what I expected but fine. Wouldn&#39;t go out of my way, but if you&#39;re in the area it does the job.

Stopped in for lunch and grabbed a seat at the bar. The curry chicken was lovely, really hit the spot. Caesar salad was fresh too, not overdressed. Place still has that proper old-school pub feel, which I appreciate. Service was friendly enough, didn&#39;t have to wait long for anything. Nice spot if you just want an easy meal without fuss.

Stopped in for dinner last week &mdash; the gluten-free options were a lifesaver for me. Staff knew exactly what was safe, which made ordering easy. Wine list had a good few choices too. Food came out tasty and fresh. Place was a bit busy but that&#39;s on me for going at peak time.

Stopped in for a pint last week&mdash;Guinness was properly poured, creamy as it should be. Bartender had a bit of chat, made the place feel friendly. Sunny out front was a bonus for watching the street go by.

Big spot for a work Christmas do. Ground floor had a decent buzz and the music was good. Bar service was painfully slow though, took ages to get a round in.

The apple and rhubarb pie is still spot on&mdash;proper tart, not drowning in sugar. Been coming here a while and that&#39;s one thing that never changes.

We went for the steak and wine voucher deal &mdash; that part was solid. Evan looked after us well, knew the menu inside out. Steak came cooked properly, wine was decent too. Place was a bit busy but we didn&#39;t wait long. Fine for what we paid, wouldn&#39;t mind going back.

The sweetcorn soup was proper comforting, and the tofu had a lovely soft texture. Really hit the spot for a cosy takeaway. Just wish the portions were a bit bigger.

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