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.

Decent spot for a casual meal. Singapore noodles and massaman curry were pretty good, portions fair for the price. Nothing fancy but it does the job.

Stopped by for a quick bite and the Nduja pizza really hit the spot. Good amount of spice, crust was nice and chewy. The Caprese was fresh too, tomatoes actually tasted like something. Staff were friendly enough, didn&#39;t have to wait long for a table. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something reliable.

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.

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.

Been coming here for years. Burgers still taste good, no question. But the beef patties are definitely thinner than they used to be. Not a dealbreaker, just something I noticed. Quality&#39;s been steady overall, which is more than I can say for most places around here. Fine for a quick bite when you can&#39;t be bothered cooking.

Sushi was fresh and the service was quick, no messing around. Evelyn looked after us well enough. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area and want a reliable bite.

great live music .midweek(other pubs didn&#39;t seem to have midweek sessions.Friendly staff.Food looked great.Felt safe and welcoming for a women on their own.great night!

The fish was cooked spot on, and the lamb was decent too. River view from the table is a nice bonus, though I mainly came for the food.

Planning a Swords trip? Discover the best restaurants in Swords with traveller reviews, ratings, menus, photos and exclusive dining deals. Book tables instantly on Trip.com.

The best restaurants in Swords

The Saucy Cow Vegan Food Temple Bar

Main Street Maynooth Romayo’s

Elephant & Castle - The Dean Dublin Docklands

Harry's

Naasville Thaiger Restaurant

Plur Wood Fired Pizza (Naas)

Silly Sid's

PI Temple Bar

The Croft

WTF - Ratoath

Tucker Reilly's

Daddy's Café

The Fallow, Dublin Airport T2

Cellar 22

The Big Boys

Neon Asian Street Food

Beanhive Coffee Dawson Street

The Hairy Lemon

La Maison

The Market Bar

Yamamori South City

Murphy's Ice Cream

The Stags Head

Darkey Kelly's

Zaytoon

O Shea's

The Old Storehouse Bar and Restaurant

Banyi Japanese Dining

The Winding Stair

Musashi Noodle & Sushi Bar