Small little shop, but seems really popular and busy. Quick and friendly service and the pizza is…read moreAMAZING! 2 HUGE slices and a drink for $13.50 EU. I got The Vito (pepperoni cheese pizza topped with fresh basil, dollops of burrata cheese , freshly grated Parmesan, and drizzled with hot honey) was absolutely delicious! Thin crispy crust and perfect chewy texture. The Mushroom pizza was delicious too, but The Vito pizza is the way to go!

This place is the real deal. Easily the best pizza I had in Dublin…read more The pepperoni was perfect -- crispy edges, great flavor, and not greasy. Exactly how you want it. I also got the sausage with jalapeño and that was next level... perfect balance of spice and flavor. Crust had that ideal chew with a slight char, sauce was on point, and everything just worked. You can tell they know what they're doing. I don't say this lightly -- this could go up against pizza spots in NYC or Chicago and hold its own without a problem. 10/10. If you're in Dublin, you have to stop here.

Cute pizza place. Stopped in for lunch. Had the Margherita pizza. It was cooked well and tasty. The…read morestaff were friendly and answered my questions about how to pay/purchase tickets for the city bus.

Was craving pizza & saw good reviews about PI. Got their classic Margherita & honestly wasn't…read moreimpressed. The flavor was lacking even after crushed chili peppers, but the crust itself was good. They have dips for the pizza which would have added more flavor but I feel like a good pizza shouldn't need dips. Casual ambiance and great customer service overall! The price wasn't reflective of the pizza for me. Maybe I'll have to try a different one next time.

Great spot! We came with no reservation and they were still able to fit us in for dinner. This is a…read moresmall spot where you can enjoy and watch the kitchen make food. We ordered a margherita pizza and slow-braised beef bolognese. The pizza had some of the best crust I have ever had. It was soft, flavorful, and overall just delicious. Would definitely recommend. Probably best to make a reservation!

While visiting Dublin found a tiny place right on the corner of Grand Canal St. place was busy and…read morelucky for me it was a sunny day in April so decided to seat outside, there are only 3 small tables at the curb,wonderful to people watch. The food was amazing, had fabulous pasta and a cold beer. Service was friendly.

Our first stop in Dublin after a 3 hour drive was here, a nice Italian bistro. We shared the…read moremeatball starter, it had 4 small meatballs in an excellent sauce. We then ordered a Margherita and a Fume. They were both outstanding. Crust and sauce were on point, with the cheese being especially delicious. The smoked pancetta was thinly sliced and very tasty. This pizza is as good as you get in San Francisco. Service was very good.

After bypassing the usual Dublin pubs we stumbled on this tiny storefront gem and devoured the most…read moredelicious pizza Margarita I've ever sampled. Medium thick crust and fresh tomato topping bubbling with fresh mozzarella. Place got busier as we sat. Glad we came in. Napoli in Dublin. Yum

We did take out and unfortunately the pizza was not piping hot when our daughter got it to us. But…read morethe four pizzas we chose were all very tasty, including the one with anchovies!!! Easy to order and was ready when our daughter got to the restaurant! We will definitely use them again!!!

I love this place. It was intimate, in a cool neighborhood, and the staff were great. They have…read morebrick oven pizza. The food was very good and flavorful and their rosé was good. The only thing I didn't like was that the burrata was difficult to eat but it tasted good. It would have been easier if the bread was separate and sliced. If I come back to Dublin, I'd definitely come back here.

Famished and slightly inebriated after completing the Guinness Storehouse Tour, we were craving…read morepizza in a very bad way. Tried to find the closest pizza place, and the Coke Lane pop up at Lucky's showed up on our map. Just a short jaunt from the Guinness Storehouse, this place was an absolute godsend. Coke Lane's stand and wood fired oven is set up in the backyard of Lucky's bar (which is a great place to hangout btw). The pizza here was damn good. Orders are placed in the backyard, and they bring the pizza out to you (even if you're sitting inside). We had the margherita and the Scarface pizza, and both were excellent. The crust was cooked to perfection and just the right amount of char and chewiness. Don't think I've eaten pizza that fast! Being from NYC my standards for pizza are pretty high, and Coke Lane definitely is some legit wood fired pizza. Highly recommend dropping by if you're looking for some eats in the area.

Desperately needing food after sitting in a pub until most places closed, I searched online for…read moreCoke lane pizza. It was 10 something PM and there was only Frank Ryan's bar we couldn't find the pizza. We went inside and they serve the pizza at the bar. We did not have high expectations we just wanted some food before going to bed and the pizza was AMAZING! We've been to Italy and to all the best pizza places in the US and this pizza was on the same level. I would definitely recommend.

Service was genuine. Pizza . Shared and split meals…read more Highlight: monkeys in the potty - you'll know what I mean when you see it

We were in Dublin for vacation and my son wanted pizza, personally I had my doubts about Itaian…read morefood in Dublin. However I was pleasantly surprised. The servers were super friendly. My pizza (The Heat) had jalapeños, which was a suitable replacement for my typical Mexican food. It was pretty tasty. The rest of my family loved their meals and the cocktails were good as well.

Good pizza, and amazing service. I think it would be a 4.5 star experience but I wanna round up…read morebecause it was nicer than expected and because of service. Vibes are great.

We just finished a 4 hour walking food tour of Dublin and were walking back to our hotel looking…read morefor a quiet place away from the crowds to have 1 drink. We saw Milano had a nice patio, with minimal people, on the river so sat outside. We ordered our drinks, both on the menu but they didn't have them so ordered different drinks for both. We were asked if we wanted food by our waiter twice, we said we were just having a drink as we're so full, she walked away both times. The manager then came by and got extremely angry with us saying that this is not a bar and they don't have a license so we have to order food as well. We did not know the laws in Dublin so it was odd he was so angry with us and speaking with a lot of disrespect. No one told us we needed to order food until he yelled at us. Since we were stuffed full already, we really didn't want food but conceded and ordered a side salad. When leaving he didn't even thank us for coming or say bye to us (we were one of the few people there...). Just thought there was no reason to treat a guest like that and how are we supposed to know the restaurant laws in Dublin on our 2nd day in the country. It left a very bad taste in our mouth and we were very disappointed in the unfriendly service.

This restaurant has many gluten free options. The service was stellar and the food was even better…read more I would definitely come back to this restaurant. The pizza was to die for! The gluten free tiramisu was also great.

Absolutely delicious, authentic Italian cuisine. Fabulous pasta, beautifully presented. Gluten free…read moreoptions prepared in a dedicated kitchen, and the gf pizza was truly outstanding. This place has won so many awards, including World's Best Pizza (multiple times), and our party of four agreed they were well-deserved. Chef/owner is from Italy. Wonderful restaurant!

When traveling we always try to eat the local cuisine. Ireland is known for its grass fed high…read morequality beef among other things. During our research before we left we saw a video talking about Bunsen. Just seeing the high quality of the ingredients made it one of our must try stops in Dublin. As we do when traveling, we start and end the day eating throughout the day. We popped into Bunsen to finally try the legendary burger around 4:30 pm. Because we were there at such an odd hour, we were the only people there. When you visit Ireland, the pub culture is real and most pubs start to get quite busy around 5:30 pm. Since Bunsen isn't a pub and wasn't located in a particularly touristy area , it didn't surprise me they were empty at that time of day. What stuck out the most at first was the super friendly service right from the door. We were sat at a small banquet of tables against the wall and checked out the menu from QR code link on the table. We were there for their original burger so that is what we ordered. No sides and water to drink. I couldn't be filling up too much yet. It was pretty early after all and we had a lot of places to stop yet. The menu isn't huge. They focus on doing one thing well and keep it at that. I like a restaurant that doesn't try to be everything. Our burger came out within 10 min and it was juicy, hot and fresh. Presented beautifully wrapped. We shared this one burger because, we knew we had lots of food to eat later. Immediately after eating the last bite I wanted to order another. It was really that good. Such perfection! This will be the burger I compare all others in Ireland to.

Asked for no onions and they forgot my drink and gave me a burger with nothing on it other than…read moreonions and no response for a week now