The lovely southside sister to Brother Hubbard. Sit outside on a warm afternoon & order the Turkish Eggs Menemen!
Paella is best had without meatballs! The market is only open on Thursdays
any pint and delish pizza for just €11 in the sunny beer garden. what's not to like?
Don't be surprised if you see a big queue here at lunch time but it's worth it. This place makes some of the best sandwiches in Dublin. There's no room to eat in though.
Gorgeous little cafe. Their take on beans on toast is delicious. Finish brunch off with a baked treat like the lemon curd.
It's like a portal to Brooklyn! The avocado toast and the falafel are both excellent. Very vegan-friendly.
Great selection of Whiskeys. Give the staff your price range and ask for a recommendation.
They really know their cheeses, and are happy to guide you to the right one(s) for you, letting you taste most to make sure.
Get a juice or tea and sit by the window and watch the people on Grafton street.
Duck and pork ribs. Chili oil sauce is great. Spicy like it should be. I came here three times this week. And also free apples!
Great falafel, plenty of interesting things for the house and a great laid back vibe.
A lovely store with such fresh produce and delicious cheeses. A great place to get a takeaway dinner or snack.
Great food. 777 Sundays (All dishes 7.77€), Margarita Mondays (12 for two Margaritas, reg 11€ each), Taco Tuesdays... Great spot!
Most stuffs a fiver. But the Thursday Market does make nice break to the weeks routine
Go no further for your roast chicken sandwich cause you won't find a better one. Friendly staff as well, though with sandwich's this good, it wouldn't matter of they weren't.
I love this place. Friendly staff and hands down the best falafel you can get in Dublin, probably Ireland. Also great value for money: €6 for a fulfiling sandwich is a steal around here. Recommended!
Try the crispy soy garlic chicken with a side of the burnt lemon whipped feta sauce. One word, AMAZING!
One of the best Pizza Places in Dublin! The Irish Breakfast Pizza is a pure masterpiece and is absolutely Gorgeous. Be sure to get a Garlic dip to make the experience perfect!
I didn't spend long working in here, but other people definitely were. Great menu (Mushrooms on toast!).
Really good location for lunch. Healthy food with lots of options to make your own box. Good value as wel.
More than a farmers' market, this is a place to come and eat, to grab some seriously fresh Irish cheese, pesto and a loaf of bread baked that morning and sit along the Liffey for a picnic. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
This great pub is the focal point of the Temple Bar area. A truly historic pub with live traditional music, excellent oysters and whiskies, heated beer garden and excellent atmosphere and service.
Hard to believe that Dublin's first true Q joint is also this frickin' good. A Texas smoker plus €5 whiskey sours makes for a great night. Get there early cause once the days smoke is gone, it's gone
If you are really hungry, want amazing Asian food and are ready to pay less than €10, this is your place. Try the kimchi rice, hot and sour beef noodle soup or just get some rice and pile on 3 sides.
This is one of the few sambo places that can take a simple ham and cheese sandwich and make it into something amazing. The prices are also very reasonable. Expect it to be packed at lunch time.
This place is different to other burrito joints in Dublin. The operate out of a van in a garage. They also mix up some different ingredients & give their burritos a good grilling. It's worth the wait.
Amazing pizza! Especially The Junior. Who knew butternut squash would be such a great topping?!
Now open Saturday and Sunday from 10am with over 70 stalls! Good market
Visit this Market every Saturday. Great fresh food & drink. Lovely baked goods, muffins, cakes & chocolate. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Can't get enough of this place, everything is delicious & tastes like health! Great value, too!
Don't change into swim suits facing peoples houses...we can see you!! Sometimes its not pretty :P
Add a few km to your loop by heading up Djouce mountain to the north
