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.

Lovely little spot tucked into an old cobbler shop. Pastries were grand, but the upstairs seating is the real win&mdash;quiet enough to actually enjoy your coffee. Wouldn&rsquo;t mind if the chairs were a bit comfier though.

The beef stew was proper comfort food, really rich and tender. Bangers and mash were decent too, though nothing crazy. Only thing that got to me was the smoke drifting over from the smoking bit &mdash; kinda sat in our clothes the whole night. Shame, because the food deserved better.

The service here is superb, with friendly and efficient staff who ensure a delightful dining experience.

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.

Solid cocktails. Staff actually knew their stuff, helped me pick one. Prices fair for Dublin, way better than Temple Bar spots.

Lovely spot for a quiet coffee. Barista was really helpful when I couldn&#39;t decide on the beans. Nice to find somewhere with a few different origin options.

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.

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 full Irish breakfast here was a proper feed, no messing. Portion was generous, everything cooked well, and the dining room itself is lovely with all the ornate bits. Staff were sound, even brought me hot water without me asking. &euro;17 is a bit steep though, but sure you&#39;re paying for the setting as much as the food.

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.

The brunch roll with black pudding was spot on. Lovely spot with local art on the walls. Staff were sound and left us to enjoy our food.

The crepes here are seriously good&mdash;freshly made and super tasty. Coffee&#39;s great too. Service can drag a bit when it&#39;s busy, but honestly worth it for the price.

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.

Lovely spot, been coming here a while now. The garden area is still my favourite, always a nice relaxed vibe. Never gets old.

The tasting menu at &euro;41 is decent value for what you get. Duck, steak, chicken, prawn, seabass&mdash;plenty of variety. Wagyu dumplings were the highlight for me. Portions are fine, not huge, but you won&#39;t leave hungry. Pretty good spot if you&#39;re after a proper feed without breaking the bank.

Food was decent, kitchen swapped out a dish that was too spicy for me without any hassle. That brownie they brought at the end was a nice little surprise. Service was a bit all over the place though, took a while to get the bill. Still, not a bad spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Booked ahead which you&#39;d want to do, place is tiny and packed. Had the lamb, proper tender and the sauce was decent. Not cheap but you get what you pay for. Staff were grand, no fuss. One small thing, tables are a bit close together so you&#39;re nearly chatting to the next couple. Still, solid feed.

WILDE is a fantastic dining experience with exceptional service. Our server Anderson made our evening memorable, and the food quality was top-notch, especially the wild mushroom risotto.

Solid burrito for &euro;11. Loaded with filling, came out quick. Place gets busy but staff keep it moving. Good shout if you&#39;re after something casual.

Stopped in for dinner and honestly the wine list is the star here. Sommelier picked something that went really well with my main, didn&#39;t even have to think about it. Place has that nice low-key fancy vibe, not too stuffy though. Only thing is it&#39;s a bit pricey but you&#39;re paying for the experience I guess.

Stopped in for a coffee and a slice of homemade cake. The cake was proper good, moist and not too sweet. Coffee did the job too. Place is small, like you&#39;re nearly on top of the next table, but it&#39;s grand for a quick sit-down. Staff were sound, didn&#39;t rush me at all.

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