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Best Mediterranean restaurants nearby. Discover the best Mediterranean food in Dalkey. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Mediterranean restaurants near you.. Dalkey (/ˈdɔːkiː/; Irish: Deilginis, meaning "thorn island") is one of the most affluent suburbs of Dublin, and a seaside resort southeast of the city, and the town of Dun Laoghaire, in Ireland. It was founded as a Viking settlement and became an active port during the Middle Ages. According to chronicler John Clyn (c.1286–c.1349), it was one of the ports through which the plague entered Ireland in the mid-14th century. In modern times, Dalkey has become a seaside suburb that attracts some tourist visitors. It has been home to writers and celebrities including Jane Emily Herbert, Maeve Binchy, Hugh Leonard, Bono, Van Morrison and Enya. The village and broader area lie within the jurisdiction of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council.
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7. Michael's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 211 reviews
Award Winning Chef Proprietor Gareth Smith Cooks Everything From Scratch. The freshest seafood, mostly directly from the Local fishing boats. Hand Picked Dry Aged Meats from The Village Butcher Home-Made Pasta and over 70 Wines to Drink in or Take Away in
Reviewed By eimearmccormack
I love both Michaelâs and Little Mikes. First off their staff are amazing, so welcoming and accommodating and knowledgable about their menu. The food is simply stunning, if you love great steak and seafood you are in for a treat. I first learned about this restaurant from a business friend of mine and he suggested I visited, so I did. Since then Iâve taken many of my clients for a real experience of Irish seafood and fish in Michaelâs and Little Mikes and theyâve left being very impressed. A trip to both Michaelâs and Little Mikes will not disappoint. Never mind the stuck up review yer man gave below.Canât wait for my next visit. Keep up the great work guys!
6. Aprile Restaurant Stillorgan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 164 reviews
Best value for money restaurant in Dublin. .
Reviewed By leoneontour
I'm local to this restaurant and have been many times. It had been a few months until yesterday evening. There are new menus with increased prices. We had the 2 course menu and were charged a 4euro supplement for the Seafood Risotto but this was not stated on the menu. When queried the waitress said 'it was not written on menu but this was just the way it was sorry' and then swiftly departed the table. If you are going to charge a supplement it should be written on the menu! Both the food and wine were ok, but the service and extra charging was off putting- both waitresses were robotic like they don't really want to be there - no smiles, no thanks or goodbyes! Disappointing, I try to support local restaurants but in this case I'll be looking elsewhere in future.Hi Leone, thank you very much for taking the time to review us and I really appreciate the honest feedback, itâs the only way I would know what needs to be improved.Iâm very sorry if any of our staff seemed short with you on your visit, one of our waitresses called sick yesterday and I had to call a substitute in the last moment. Regarding the increasing of the prices please donât blame us, as you know Aprile has always been best value for money place in Stillorgan and I believe still is. We are offering Two course meal and a glass of wine at â¬23.80 which is â¬1.60 increase from our previous menu because since first of January VAT on food was increased to 13.5%.Regarding the overcharging, the waitress should have explained when taking the order that dishes from our Signature menu which is actually separated are not included on the Set Menu. Not an excuse at all but she was there covering for a sick waitress and I admit she was not properly trained.Actually eventually you were undercharged because the Sea Food Risotto from our Signature menu is priced at â¬19.90 which in combination with our cheapest starter and a glass of wine would cost â¬31.70, and instead bill was â¬27.70(including the â¬4 supplement).We hope you give us another chance.Kind Regards,Iliyan
5. La Dolce Italia
Overall Ratings
5 based on 49 reviews
La Dolce Italia is the brainchild of Lorenzo and Nicole, a young Italian couple with a love for travel. They put together the various experiences gained around the world, including Ireland, Australia, Italy and decided to bring a bit of authentic Italians
Reviewed By Stephen C
Excellent lunch. Chicken pesto and Napoli panninis were superb and at â¬5.00 excellent value. Definitely need to go back.
4. Cafe 31
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By PeterT488
Stopped off for lunch and very surprised to find such a lovely restaurant and beautiful menuQuality of food was superb and the service was very good too. Already planning a return
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3. Gourmet Food Parlour Dun Laoghaire
Overall Ratings
4 based on 294 reviews
Our brand new location on Crofton Road is very close to the picturesque Dun Laoghaire harbour. This unique restaurant boasts a special setting with seating for 80 people. If it's a barista style coffee or tasty brunch style pancakes you're after, or tempt
Reviewed By John S
A group of five of us booked a Sunday afternoon brunch at the restaurant. We had a very nice table close to the kitchen area. The place itself is nicely decorated creating a good ambience that is added to by the staff who all seemed very pleasent and helpful.I had Huevos Rancheros with extra Clonakilty Black Pudding which I enjoyed and all five of us were happy with their meals. I was delighted to see some irish craft beer available so I had a Galway Bay Full Sail (always good in a botle).There was nobody rushing us to leave so we had desserts and left after 2 hours. Will return.
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2. Toscana Restaurant Dun Laoghaire
Overall Ratings
4 based on 415 reviews
Multi award winning Toscana Restaurant specializes in authentic Italian cuisine with emphasis on fresh organic produce.Toscana offers a relaxed dining experience with impeccable service. Since opening in 2001 Toscana has established itself as one of the f
Reviewed By Noel F
Having enjoyed a meal in Toscana many times over the years we booked an early table on Friday evening in the expectation of repeating our previous experience. All good on the service and getting a table as very few in restaurant so thumbs up so far.We picked from the early bird menu. The starters of suppli and meatballs were very middle of the road, suppli lacked any presence of mozzarella and once the bubbling of the tomato sauce on the meatballs subsided they they proved to be dry and lacking flavour wit( the garlic bread sodden rather than crisp on outside.....Hopeful that the min course would get us back on track we were again disappointed....My wifeâs lasagne was lacking meat sauce and flavour and again the bubbling mass of tomato sauce covering showed it had been overheated. I had salmon which was the better of the two courses but it had a distinctive fishy smell not usually associated with freshness. Sides ( payable extra as informed) were in line with rest of meal...mediocreAll in all a very underwhelming meal for a not inconsiderable price. !!!As a local I would not be rushing back and couldnât truthfully recommend to family and friends anymore.Sorry Toscana but your crown has most definitely slipped.....Hi Noel,We want to thank you for taking the time to share your feedback with us. We are very sorry to hear about your experience at Toscana. Since we opened we have always prided ourselves on providing top service that matches the quality of our food. We apologise that this visit didn't live up to your expectations. We take reviews like this seriously, especially when they come from loyal local customers like yourself and we will look into this matter immediately so we can improve. We have appreciated your custom over the years, we would appreciate the opportunity to make this right, but can only do so if you give us a second chance. Kind regards, Toscana Dun Laoghaire
Most Popular Pub food in Dalkey, Province of Leinster, Ireland
1. Oliveto at Haddington House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 502 reviews
This popular restaurant is open daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. You will find seasonal Italian-inspired menus paired with a stunning sea view, alongside a beautiful bar. Haddington House began its journey as Oliveto and youâll see from the quality
Reviewed By sarahhols s
Booked here for a family get together. Could not get over the price of our bill the end. We were never given children's menus, just told what food there was so when the bill arrived we were very unhappy. Small bowl of PLAIN pasta for a 2 year old was â¬6???? Childrens pizzas â¬9 then to add on a scoop of ice cream was â¬12. Our waitor didnt smile once, ladies on the main desk where people arrive to be seated looked stressed and miserble. Will most definitely not return due to the over priced menu, unhappy staff and price of drinks menu, over â¬11 for an aperol sprizr, Oliveto your in Dun Laoghaire not rome. Lower your prices and brush up on customer service. Take a leaf out of the Italian restaurant down the road from yourselves.Dear Sarah, thanks for taking the time to review Oliveto. We are genuinely sorry to hear that you were disappointed with our pricing structure and service levels. The prices of our menu items are carefully worked out for each item. We are currently working on our children's offerings, to streamline them further. Please contact me directly at [email protected] and I can resolve this with you directly. Kind regards, Chloe
