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Find out what Healthy restaurants to try in Dublin. You've probably heard that Guinness tastes better in Dublin (fresh from the factory), but what you may not know is that Dublin is a perfect destination for the whole family. No, we're not suggesting you let the kiddies drink a pint. Instead, take them to the Dublin Zoo, to feed the ducks in Stephen's Green or on a picnic in Phoenix Park. Scholars enjoy walking in the literary footsteps of such writers as Yeats and Joyce, while discerning shoppers have their pick of designer boutiques.
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6. The Rustic Stone
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3194 reviews
"At Rustic Stone our philosophy is simple. We source the best seasonal ingredients, then we apply simple techniques to extract the most flavour, while giving you the information you need to add nutrition and structure to your diet. The produce I've chosen
Reviewed By Sightsee301191
The concierge in our hotel recommended this restaurant when we were unsuccessful getting reservations at a more popular traditional Irish restaurant. We made reservations for 7:30 via OpenTable.We arrived a few minutes early and were seated immediately. The restaurant was buzzing with groups of locals apparently just off from work. The noise level was high. Something that would usually turn me off, but there was a certain energy that made me feel we were part of a friendly gathering. If you are looking for a quiet conversation, you might book at off peak times. However, you will miss the true ambiance of this restaurant.Our server greeted us promptly and took our drink order. We perused the menu and our drinks arrived. I suggest that you view the menu online as I did. We placed an order for Prawn Lollipops as a starter. I ordered the Halibut and my wife the steak. My side dish was tomatoes, avocado, and olives. My wife chose polenta and mushrooms.The true magic began when the starter arrived. The prawn were partially cooked on a skewer. In the middle of the plate was a very hot rectangular stone. Our server instructed us to heat the prawns on either side for about two minutes. They sizzled and became delicious. Perfect. Our entrees arrive in like manner, ready to heat up on individual stones. All of the food was delicious. Each dish having sauces or extras that enhanced the taste.Even if you are full, check out the unique deserts.All in all the food and service was superb. It is hard to describe the entire dinner experience other than saying it was Simply Wonderful
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5. Rody Bolands
Overall Ratings
4 based on 188 reviews
Traditional Irish Bar Serving Homemade Food 7 Days A Week
Reviewed By carlcooney47
Great for the lads after work for a few pints nice venue with a nice smoking and friendly staff will be going more often
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4. Platform 61
Overall Ratings
4 based on 410 reviews
One of Dublinâs best kept secrets, Platform 61 offers imaginative food, elegant wines and extraordinary cocktails in the intimate surroundings of an underground hideaway on South William Street. Platform 61âs stunning setting takes its inspiration from a
Reviewed By Jickyguerlain
Our very helpful bartender, Robert, at the Radisson Blu recommended Platform 61. When arriving, we descended down the stairs to this charming restaurant. There were 5 people in our group and we were immediately seated at 7 pm without a reservation. The signature peach cocktail with champagne foam was delicious and my husbandâs gin martini perfectly prepared. I had the special for the evening which was pan seared salmon over orzo salad with fresh basil and pine nuts. Everyone in our group enjoyed the delicious food and comfortable atmosphere. I would definitely recommend this restaurant! Hi Jickyguerlain,Thank you so much for leaving a lovely review. We are glad to see that you guys have enjoyed your experience in Platform and we would like to see you again some day.I hope you enjoyed your trip to Ireland.Kind regards,P61 team
3. Urbanity
Overall Ratings
4 based on 464 reviews
Urbanity - all-day dining and coffee roastery in Smithfield, Dublin 7. Open for breakfast, lunch and coffee Monday - Friday. Wine bar with sharing plates Wednesday - Saturday evening. Brunch on Saturday and Sunday.
Reviewed By DiggersDignam
Wow! The food in Urbanity is incredible. It looks like a work of art, but more importantly, tastes incredible. We discovered it on TripAdvisor and the plaudits are well-deserved. They also roast their own coffee and it was also delicious. A must visit when in Dublin.
2. Dax Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 960 reviews
Awarded "Best Restaurant in Dublin" in the Irish Restaurant Awards. Located just off Fitzwilliam Square in the heart of Georgian Dublin, the award winning Dax Restaurant is one of Ireland's premier places to dine. The Dax menu uses only the freshest seaso
Reviewed By Michael N
We went for lunch and although the choice is limited the food that was produced was excellent. The staff were friendly and helpful and the atmosphere was perfect. Overall I would recommend Dax for any occasion.
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1. Tang Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 458 reviews
We are a small neighbourhood cafe with two great city centre location. One on 9A Lower Abbey Street, Dublin 1 and one at 23c Dawson Street, Dublin 2. We serve breakfast and lunch, with a strong focus on local produce and serve it with a Mediterranean/ Mid
Reviewed By jjbalua
Never had this kind of food before but decided to give it a try. Visited midweek at lunchtime and they were busy but very efficient. Had roasted red pepper soup that was spectacular! Dh had a wrap with chicken and all the fixings. Was also delicious! Would visit again! The restaurant is very small but it was a nice day so we got takeaway and ate in the park!
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