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Province of Leinster, Ireland Food Guide: 7 French food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Dublin
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7. Boeuf
Overall Ratings
4 based on 282 reviews
Reviewed By bdelad
We were having dinner at the Boeuf, and really enjoyed it. the location of the restaurant is really good we were sitting outside, which was nice. The steak was really good, and loved the fact that you can add grilled raclette. the veggie tofu steak was also good.loved all the possibilities of potatoes as side dishes, was difficult to choose, but all the options we tried were perfect. really best place in Dublin for meat.
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6. Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1280 reviews
Reviewed By Wisegal2013
We were welcomed by lovely friendly French staff, our coats and bags were looked after. There was a good selection on the menu, we had- crab, lobster, suckling pig staters with wonderful breads, followed by Quail, lamb and tortellini for mains, all were wonderfully presented and so tasty, perfectly balanced recipes! Service was seemless with great attention to detail. Highly recommend.
5. 1900 Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 299 reviews
The warm interior provides a calm atmosphere where dining can be enjoyed from lunch through to dinner. The bar is stocked with an impressive range of wines to suit all customers and 1900 offers a delicious cocktail list. 1900 has fast become a popular hot
Reviewed By Tatitt
We reserved our table for 14 people in advance by email, together with a fixed menu for the group. The communication with the restaurant was very smooth and prompt. Everything was arranged when we arrived. The food was lovely and so was the service. Thank you 1900 for the amazing lunch!
4. La Maison
Overall Ratings
4 based on 820 reviews
La Maison is the latest venture of Breton chef Olivier Quenet. In April 2009 he transformed his French cafe and boulangerie, La Maison des Gourmets, into a simple yet chic restaurant where he aims to continue his dedication to Irish people eating affordab
Reviewed By Agnes1973
Loved this place for many years. Duck and beef requested medium arrived well done. French fries never showed up although a customer shouldn't even have to spend additional 4.50 euro on fries when they're already paying 8 euro supplement for steak. Wine arrived about 30 mins late. Throughout the meal we were served by 6 or 7 different waiters. Eventually we waited another 30 mins for the promised desert menu. Noticed other customers at nearby tables also waiting despite high number of staff. Something is definitely changed with the service and cooking standards and unfortunately it's for the worse. Hope la maison can go back to the old ways! Thank you for your review and I would like to have a opportunity to have details of that evening to make sure I doesnât happen again. Please contact me on 0864479455Olivier
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3. Amuse Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 330 reviews
Ideally located on Dawson Street a stone's throw away from St Stephen's Green. Amuse Restaurant specialises in tasting Menus rooted in French cuisine with a distinctly Asian feel.
Reviewed By B279TDmaryo
Wanted somewhere really great to have dinner with a good friend today and Amuse is always just the place. Food devine as usual, lots of texture, flavor and colour. We both had cod, wonderful starter and mouthwatering dessert. Wine was great as well. Hats off to chiefs in the kitchen, the waiting staff are professional and friendly and take great pride in presenting the dishes. Amuse is a must for food lovers, a wonderful restaurant for food lovers.
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2. Pearl Brasserie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1075 reviews
Pearl Brasserie was the top-rated Dublin restaurant and finished in second place in Ireland. Pearl Brasserie restaurant Dublin opened its doors on the 7th December 2000. Our first objective was to build a team with a hunger to learn and a passion for deta
Reviewed By MichaelD443
This restaurant is a half flight below sidewalk level next The Merrion Hotel., It is not inexpensive, but the service, food preparation and wine list provide an experience and value commensurate with the cost. We both had fish and a a very nice French wine recommended by the sommelier. We shared an attractive and different desert, four small waffle cones with a small scoop of different homemade ice creams in each cone. Perfect for sharing and palate cleansing. The server was attentive without hovering and was extremely knowledgeable about the menu and preparation details.
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1. 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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