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Top 10 European food in Rush, Province of Leinster, Ireland
Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Rush. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you. including Harbour Bar, D'Vine Rush, Stoop Your Head, Man O'War Traditional Irish Bar & Restaurant, Ollies Place, Seabank Bistro, Nautilus, Windmill Seafood & Steakhouse, Al Fresco, Deja Vu
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10. Deja Vu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 282 reviews
Deja Vu was created to provide a Parisien Cafe experience in the culinary village of Malahide. We are passionate about the little things in life and have created a beautiful space for you to enjoy them with us. Be it a creamy cappuccino in the morning, a
Reviewed By Chrissydub
Recently we had our mother Pat's 75th birthday celebration here, and from the moment we arrive we were transported to a parisien nook of joy. The service and food were outstanding, a special thanks to Triona & Darren who looked after all 15 of us with professionalism and friendly banter. This little gem we as a family have visited for breakfast or brunch on occasions and my mother loves the ambience and said she would like to have her birthday there. And no one was disappointed.Starters I highly recommend the Pork Belly bites or the Gambas pil pil totally yummy (if you don't like the heads on they will serve them without if you ask). For mains I had a shared plate with my sister Côtes de Boeuf which came out on a skillet with a bernaise sauce, this was a feast and would easily feed 3 people. The family enjoyed Lamb Shank, the Salmon and the younger ones devoured the cheese-burgers on brioche buns. Hats off to the chefs (especially 'young gordon ramsay' behind the open kitchen counter).We cannot recommend this highly enough, thanks for looking after us all. We will be back, and the younger members of our family are now fans.
9. 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.
8. Windmill Seafood & Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By Peepser
My husband and I had dinner in The Windmill last weekend, when we arrived the manager (I'm guessing?) wasn't very friendly, just pointed to our table and said "you're sitting over there on the corner table". Not being shown to the table was a bit odd and a bit cafe like. There were no menus on the table and they took a while to arrive. They were sitting closed on the table for a good ten minutes before our order was taken - the restaurant wasn't even half full at this stage - even though we had ordered drinks separately, no food order was asked for. When I ordered I was told the item I wanted had just run out (at 7pm on a Saturday night?) which was disappointing and we should have been informed of this before we started to order. The food was nice but nothing "wow", the steaks were perfectly cooked. The service was just so so slow, finished plates left on the table for ages even though all servers walked past out table multiple times, and just quite unprofessional if I'm honest, a far cry from our last visit to this restaurant, but I believe it is under new management. I felt bad not leaving a tip, but really to get one, the servers need to up their game.
7. Nautilus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 501 reviews
Reviewed By KarenA450
Overlooking the harbour beautiful food exquisitely served. Fresh fish the Plaice was out of this world, my partners seafood looked and tasted fantastic Not often pudding eaters after a good meal the deserts were to die forService lovely food excellent ambience lovely Well worth visiting for dinner any time you are in Malahide Hi Karen, Thank you very much for such a great review. It was a pleasure serving you.The team work very hard to offer the best food and we're thrilled you had such an enjoyable meal.We look forward to seeing you again soon.All the best, Team Nautilus.
6. Seabank Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 466 reviews
Reviewed By trionaharan
We had dinner in Seabank with friends last Saturday night-a wonderful experience in every way!Such a lovely welcome from the gentleman when we arrived.The meal was outstanding-huge crab claws,fabulous spicy prawns and delicious goats cheese starters got us off to a great start!The main courses we had from the specials board were outstanding-particularly the ray and the sea bass..very generous portions and beautifully presented.You know you are getting the best of fresh produce here..you can see the chefs working hard.One of the best meals we have had in the Dublin area in a very long time.Highly recommend a visit-lovely atmosphere also!
5. Ollies Place
Overall Ratings
4 based on 206 reviews
At Ollies Place you can be guaranteed to find the perfect blend of exceptional food, great cocktails and an atmosphere that is second to none. Positioned in the center of Skerries, our menu has a casual bar feel, one which our locals love immensely. We're
Reviewed By Kieron M
We had a group of 10 people here for lunch, decor was really nice and seating and service was good. Menu are what you would normally expect with a mixture of seafood, burgers and pasta to name but a few. The Burger was good, average, nothing really great but good enough not to have any negative comments about. Had it with chips and salad. Pasta was very good, 3 of us had it and all said it was really nice. We had a couple of kids meals also and all of them were good. Service was good, got one order wrong , a mix up in the kitchen but didnt have a negative effect on the meal. I found it a bit expensive for what we had, but the staff made an effort to make sure our meal was enjoyable and the service was good.
4. Man O'War Traditional Irish Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 183 reviews
Welcome to the Man O'War Bar and Restaurant, North County Dublin's most authentic Irish venue, established in 1595. With our thatched roof, whitewashed walls and superb traditional style bar, lounge & restaurant, our setting is a picture to behold. Set in
Reviewed By janiel
We haven't been here in years. It used to be very dirty but not anymore. The place is very, very clean. The barman was friendly and he also took our order down at our table. The soup cwas very good the chowder was good. The chicken burger utwas OK. As for the steak sandwich, it was supposed to be med, you might as well have been eating an insole. The Bun with it was like melba toast. Hopefully you will be a huge fan of onions because not only was there a hugh amount of cooked onions but more uncooked ones also. Another turn off was one of the staff chewing gum. Dea Janiel,Thank you for taking the time to leave a review. We are really sorry to learn that you didn't have a positive experience here at Man O'War Pub. We value customer feedback and will ensure that this is passed onto our team. If we wish to contact us with further details , we can investigate it.Again, apologies you did not enjoy your time here.Man O'War
3. Stoop Your Head
Overall Ratings
4 based on 536 reviews
Reviewed By jojowachowicz
Stoop Your Head was Joe's suggestion from The White Cottages B&B. He knows his stuff. My husband and I are foodies. He's a great cook, and we both know what excellent food is all about. We ate here twice having the scrumptious seafood chowder, cod, and hake I believe. All we had was delicious, and as I wrote, we returned for a second time. What more do you need to say? Thank you!
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2. D'Vine Rush
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By n0elcaffrey
D'Vine is set into a really picturesque seaside village that is Rush. While its close enough to Dublin it has never really degenerated into yet another satellite town for Dublin.We visited on Saturday 22nd September and had a great brunchThe ladies had Smashed Avocado on toast and a small soup & Chicken , avocado + on sourdough.The men had soup& surf and turf, and D'Vine Fry.Food quality was really great . My steak was cooked to perfection, the prawns fresh and just cooked so well.Have you got to visit ....certainly ! And then walk on either of two lovely beaches.
Most Popular Irish food in Rush, Province of Leinster, Ireland
1. Harbour Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 291 reviews
Friendly neighborhood pub with excellent food. Traditional Irish dishes as well as seafood and steak.
Reviewed By bigpaul87
Came here yesterday (22nd) for a meal with the wife for my birthday. When we walked we were greeted my waitress (didnt catch her name) she was smiling and friendly. She asked if we had a reservation which we didnt but she still got us a table. The food was delicious especially my nachos oh my God best nachos ever. I had the burger and the wife had the pasta. Nice size portions but not to big. I had two pints of Guinness which were beautiful and poured perfectly. I'll definitely be back soon and be recommending to all.
