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Province of Leinster, Ireland Food Guide: 5 Mediterranean food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Rush
Find out what Mediterranean restaurants to try in Rush including Al Fresco, The Brick House, The Grill House, Cape Greko, Divino Italian Tapas Restaurant
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1. Al Fresco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 196 reviews
Reviewed By DanC296
VERY professionally run. The manager/waiter we interacted with worked hard to earn our business, even before we entered the restaurant. Not my favorite meal in Ireland but it was quite obvious that the staff and kitchen work very hard, competing with a host of other Malahide offerings. The entrees here were good although some recipes seemed less Italian/mediterranean than others... but I'm good with that. When you're part of a group, tastes will inevitably vary. Their menu and specials attempt to offer something for everyone. I very much admire the effort put forth by this establishment.
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2. The Brick House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 348 reviews
Tapas restaurant with breathtaking views of the Skerries harbour. Great place to relax and unwind after a long day.We specialize in wide selection of delicious freshly homemade tapas, steaks, salads and seafood delivered daily.
Reviewed By georgej103
Myself and my wife recently came across this restaurant. They do Spanish Tapas but also have a full standard menu. We opted for the two course special. For starters my wife had the Goatâa Cheese and I had the chicken wings both of which were very tasty. For mains we both had the chicken which came wrapped in bacon and was delicious with potatoes and mushroom sauce on the side. It was one of those lovely summer days so we sat outside and admired the lovely harbour view. The staff are friendly and the atmosphere relaxed. I will be back and would definitely recommend.
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3. The Grill House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By EireTraveler33
Came here purely on recommendation however I cannot agree with the recommendations at all!Unfortunately the only good thing about this restaurant is the fact you can bring your own beer/wine. Thatâs the only thing that made this place bearable.The food was unfortunately very bland & tasteless.I ordered chicken wings to start as the menu promised a lovely flavor however when you could find the BiT of chicken it had no taste of anything ...the only flavor came from the questionable garlic mayo dip on the side.Chicken shish for main, thought it looked good however tasted like burnt tough chicken left too long on the BBQ!.The only bit of taste was from the bit of salad on the side.The price didnât reflect the food as the quality & quantity are NOT good!!Service: Staff were very unprofessional & not welcoming at all.If you want to drink inside without paying corkage this is the place to visit just maybe bring your own sauce with you.
4. Cape Greko
Overall Ratings
4 based on 266 reviews
Modern 1st floor Greek & Cypriot restaurant located in the bustling village of Malahide with views of the marina. Delicious Greek Cypriot cuisine prepared by our chef Demetris served by friendly efficient staff.
Reviewed By Glendower8
While rambling around Malahide we stumbled across Cape Greko a Greek/Cypriot restaurant, we decided to climb up the stairs to try it out.Extensive menu of freshly prepared food and an excellent early bird menu,served until 7pm. Generous tasty well presented portions all served up by two very pleasant young ladies.The restaurant was very busy and will definitely return if we are in the area again.
5. Divino Italian Tapas Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 100 reviews
Reviewed By James F
Tried this place on Saturday night. The venue is a very small so booking is probably necessary. The restaurant was busy when we arrived and even though it's tiny we had a table that was quite comfortable. The proximity of the next table wasn't off putting despite the size. The only negative was the table location which was by the door and the breeze from the opening door was cutting. The food was very good we got the mozzarella wrapped in Parma ham to start. It was really good, even though it comes with rocket which I dislike. But the mix with the balsamic vinegar was lovely. For mains we got the carbonara and the bolenese. These were lovely. My girlfriend is a coeliac and could get gluten free pasta which is great. I tried the carbonara and couldn't tell it was gluten free pasta. The bolognase was lovely. The only complaint was probably that there wasn't a little more of it. For dessert we got vanilla ice cream and the cannelloni special. Both were very good. All this came to around 60 with a drink and a coffee. Nice to have a good gluten free Italian option in the area.
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