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Best Restaurants in Dublin
691 restaurants analyzed out of 3799 identified · Ireland
Dublin's food identity has shifted significantly, with a confident modern Irish and European restaurant scene sitting alongside the city's deep pub culture. Ranelagh has the highest concentration of top-rated restaurants in the city, with Portobello and Rathmines forming a strong southside corridor that outperforms the more tourist-facing areas. Prices across the city are mostly moderate, with a strong cafe and brunch culture underpinning the dining scene. Asian restaurants have a meaningful presence across most neighbourhoods.
Dublin has 691 analyzed restaurants. Some of the strongest areas for dining are Temple Bar, Ranelagh, Merrion Square. Top cuisines include Irish, Mediterranean, Modern European.
Top Restaurants in Dublin
- Daniel's Restaurant A · Seafood, Irish
- 3 Leaves Blackrock A · Modern Indian, Indian
- No 25 Fitzwilliam Place A · Modern European, Irish
- Pearl Brasserie A · Modern French, French · Merrion Square
- Rasam Indian Restaurant A · Indian, South Asian
- Host Restaurant A · Modern Italian, Italian · Ranelagh
- Fish Shop A · Seafood, Irish · Smithfield
- The Saddle Room A · Modern Irish, Irish
- Forest Avenue Restaurant A · Modern European tasting menu, Contemporary European
- Etto A · Modern European, Contemporary European · Merrion Square
Top Neighborhoods for Dining
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Georgian grandeur meets genuinely great Irish cooking, with white-tablecloth restaurants that rarely disappoint
One of Dublin's most reliable stretches for a proper sit-down meal, without crossing the canal into town
Considered cooking at neighbourhood prices, with Manor Street's options all walkable from each other
More Irish and European cooking per street than almost anywhere else in Dublin
Quietly serious cooking on the southside, where European and Irish kitchens outperform the neighbourhood's low-key reputation
Waterside dining along the quays, where Irish and European tables suit everything from long lunches to celebration nights
South Circular Road quietly hosts some of Dublin's most accomplished European cooking without the fuss of a destination postcode
North of the Tolka and properly local - unhurried meals at prices that don't punish you for leaving the city centre
A seaside village where the slow-cooked Irish and European cooking genuinely justifies the DART trip out
South Dublin's go-to for ambitious cooking when the occasion demands something genuinely worth the journey
Serious kitchens, grown-up prices, and some of south Dublin's most quietly confident cooking
A cobbled square north of the Liffey, good for an easy meal: Irish plates, cafes and everyday prices.
A calm northside Dublin neighbourhood with cafes and pubs rather than destination restaurants.
Embassy-belt Dublin where Irish produce and European technique share the same dining room
Northside neighbourhood dining that quietly rivals the city centre, without the city centre prices
Restaurants that draw diners from across Dublin, anchored by the Royal Hospital and the south quays
Tried and True
Grade Distribution
A24 restaurants
A-139 restaurants
B+231 restaurants
B169 restaurants
B-57 restaurants
C+26 restaurants
C27 restaurants
C-12 restaurants
D4 restaurants
F2 restaurants
Price Distribution
budget72 restaurants
expensive280 restaurants
extremely_expensive17 restaurants
moderate242 restaurants
very_expensive77 restaurants
Cuisine Strengths
- Irish — 251 restaurants, 62 rated A- or higher
- Mediterranean — 46 restaurants, 17 rated A- or higher
- Modern European — 31 restaurants, 12 rated A- or higher
- Indian — 33 restaurants, 7 rated A- or higher
- Pizza — 18 restaurants, 7 rated A- or higher
- Japanese — 32 restaurants, 7 rated A- or higher
- Italian — 27 restaurants, 6 rated A- or higher
- French — 10 restaurants, 5 rated A- or higher
- Contemporary European — 4 restaurants, 4 rated A- or higher
- Southeast Asian — 17 restaurants, 4 rated A- or higher
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