Guidebook for Dublin 7
Food Scene
Morish hearty food with a Turkish flair. Great for brunch and dinner. I'd particularly recommend the evening menu with the starter for two people sharing. Great for vegetarians and meat eaters alike. There brunch is worth queuing for!
207 locals recommend
Brother Hubbard (North)
153 Capel StMorish hearty food with a Turkish flair. Great for brunch and dinner. I'd particularly recommend the evening menu with the starter for two people sharing. Great for vegetarians and meat eaters alike. There brunch is worth queuing for!
The best Indian food in Dublin. Fact! Budget friendly, lots of dishes to choose from and great , friendly service. Their dosa are delicious and great value. This restaurant also serves as a takeaway. It's far from fancy in decor etc but the quality of the food makes far out weights what it lacks in the cosmetic department.
12 locals recommend
Madina Desi Curry Co
60 Mary StThe best Indian food in Dublin. Fact! Budget friendly, lots of dishes to choose from and great , friendly service. Their dosa are delicious and great value. This restaurant also serves as a takeaway. It's far from fancy in decor etc but the quality of the food makes far out weights what it lacks in the cosmetic department.
Some of the best pizza in Dublin and definitley the best pizza in stoneybatter
21 locals recommend
Cotto
46 Manor StSome of the best pizza in Dublin and definitley the best pizza in stoneybatter
Umi Falafel
13 Dame StEpic middle eastern food. Great vegetarian options. Budget friendly.
Enjoy delicious Italian pastries like cannolis, tartes, great coffee, savoury bites like cheese and charcuterie boards, great wine and of course my personal favourite - Aperol Spritz. Be warned, all of the above are served with a relaxed / sometimes frustratingly slow serving style. Worth it if you've time to relax and chill.
8 locals recommend
Il Fornaio Enoteca
1 Liffey St. LowerEnjoy delicious Italian pastries like cannolis, tartes, great coffee, savoury bites like cheese and charcuterie boards, great wine and of course my personal favourite - Aperol Spritz. Be warned, all of the above are served with a relaxed / sometimes frustratingly slow serving style. Worth it if you've time to relax and chill.
The best vegetarian restaurant in dublin. Health and hearty food with plenty of flavour thrown in. A must for vegetarians and whole food lovers!
114 locals recommend
Cornucopia
19-20 Wicklow StThe best vegetarian restaurant in dublin. Health and hearty food with plenty of flavour thrown in. A must for vegetarians and whole food lovers!
Their cake is home made and really delicious. Their weekend brunch menu is great. Small , intimate space , if you do decide to go for brunch, go early - before 10:00 am at the weekend. If you do end up queuing it will be worth the wait.
89 locals recommend
A SLICE of Cake Cafe
56 Manor PlTheir cake is home made and really delicious. Their weekend brunch menu is great. Small , intimate space , if you do decide to go for brunch, go early - before 10:00 am at the weekend. If you do end up queuing it will be worth the wait.
Parks & Nature
One of the largest public parks in Europe, the Phoenix Park is an absolute must. Weather your looking for a stroll, a job , a bike ride , a cup of coffee and a catch or an outdoor yoga class, the Phoenix Park has something for everyone
1242 locals recommend
Phoenix Park
One of the largest public parks in Europe, the Phoenix Park is an absolute must. Weather your looking for a stroll, a job , a bike ride , a cup of coffee and a catch or an outdoor yoga class, the Phoenix Park has something for everyone
it's a bit of a trek from the city but thats the attraction, get out of Dublin and enjoy the spectacular views that this scenic spot has to offer
303 locals recommend
Glendalough
it's a bit of a trek from the city but thats the attraction, get out of Dublin and enjoy the spectacular views that this scenic spot has to offer
Arts & Culture
This arm of the National Museum is set in one of the largest Georgian Barracks ever built by the British. The historic building is one of Dublin's most interesting and home to a treasure trove of interesting historical items including the Asgard - a famous yacht used for gun running. This museum is just a short stroll from my home
23 locals recommend
Collins Barracks
This arm of the National Museum is set in one of the largest Georgian Barracks ever built by the British. The historic building is one of Dublin's most interesting and home to a treasure trove of interesting historical items including the Asgard - a famous yacht used for gun running. This museum is just a short stroll from my home
The Irish Museum of Modern Art , set on a splendidly historical campus of the soldiers hospital. Definitely worth a trip, if just to enjoy a walk around the magnificent grounds.
358 locals recommend
Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA)
Military RoadThe Irish Museum of Modern Art , set on a splendidly historical campus of the soldiers hospital. Definitely worth a trip, if just to enjoy a walk around the magnificent grounds.
Getting Around
Museum Luas Stop station
Dublinbikes
46a bus runs every 10 - 15 mins , from the top of my road into town, across the city - really handy for getting around.
46 N Circular Rd
46 North Circular Road46a bus runs every 10 - 15 mins , from the top of my road into town, across the city - really handy for getting around.
a 10 - 15 minute walk from my house. This is the central national railway station where you can go anywhere in the country. Also a handy spot to catch the aircoach in or out to Dublin airport
135 locals recommend
Heuston station
Saint John's Road Westa 10 - 15 minute walk from my house. This is the central national railway station where you can go anywhere in the country. Also a handy spot to catch the aircoach in or out to Dublin airport
Entertainment & Activities
Excellent cinema to chill out and enjoy a tranquil, funky, independent space.
162 locals recommend
Light House Cinema
Market Street SouthExcellent cinema to chill out and enjoy a tranquil, funky, independent space.
Drinks & Nightlife
Bar and traditional Irish music venue. This is the place , in dublin city to enjoy a pint of the black stuff, and some real Irish music. This is where dublin natives go to enjoy a convivial pint of the black stuff and some real Irish music ;)
296 locals recommend
The Cobblestone
77 King St NBar and traditional Irish music venue. This is the place , in dublin city to enjoy a pint of the black stuff, and some real Irish music. This is where dublin natives go to enjoy a convivial pint of the black stuff and some real Irish music ;)