We actually ate at the location inside the Mayson hotel but couldn't locate the yelp page. We made…read morereservations at this restaurant for my birthday on March 17th, St. Patrick's day. We knew it would be difficult to get into certain locations but we were easily able to make a reservation at this location. The only issue was right off the bat we were informed there weren't any more wings! Oh noooo.. so, the restaurant needs to have us back when they have them again! I ate the salad which was ridiculously good!!! I HIGHLY recommend it! My son and husband both thought they're dishes were good. The wait staff was okay. They weren't overly friendly but were helpful and hospitable. The drinks they offered weren't "fru fru" enough for me lol.

We were walking by and noticed folks in the elephant and castle in Dublin Ireland and noticed folks…read moreeating wings and they look delicious so we popped in to try. The service was prompt and friendly, the dining area not too fancy. we ordered wings and beer and oh my gosh, the wings came out with their special elephant sauce, quite possibly some of the best wings I've ever had anyway it was a huge amount and all three of us ate and we still couldn't finish it. I would definitely go back to this place again.

Last night in Dublin for my boyfriend and I and we wanted burgers. We googled best burgers in…read moreDublin and The Counter came up as one of them. So, we said, alright lets give it a go! Atmosphere: Modern bar. Very busy and noisy. Service: Not the best. We got seated pretty quickly but we waited forever before someone came to take our drink order. I saw multiple staff members just hanging out. Some of them eating a the bar just chatting. Our waitress didn't even say hi - just "are you ready to order?" When I asked a few questions about the burgers she was pretty clueless. Nice enough and all, but honey, you really should know your menu. She never asked us what temp we wanted our burgers cooked to either. Once we ordered our burgers, it took a good 25 minutes before they came out. A food runner gave us our plates. While we were waiting I noticed that the majority of the staff looked about 16 years old. Maybe a night time manager would be a good idea?? Our waitress did check in but didn't keep an eye on our drinks and I ran out of soda before finishing my burger AND my boyfriend ran out of his beer. Missed opportunity to earn more money.... When we finished our meal, we sat there a long time before someone else came to clear our dishes. We then waited for the bill for another 10 minutes....Thank goodness we didn't need change and could just get up and leave! Food: The food, however, was really good. I got the Old School Burger, very classic beef burger, cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, red onions, relish sauce, brioche bun. The burger meat is antibiotic and hormone free and really did taste fresh and delicious. All the stuff that came with it complemented the burger nicely and I was definitely pleased. The relish sauce really made it. My boyfriend got the Bacon BBQ Burger - beef burger, cheddar cheese, smoked bacon, tomatoes, lettuce, fried onion strings, hickory BBQ sauce on brioche bun. He thought it was really good. The fried onion strings were really good and the BBQ sauce was tangy and sweet. We both got the shoestring fries and they were okay. Nothing special, but not bad. If they seasoned them a bit it might take things up a notch. The presentation of the burgers is quite impressive. The fries come in a separate stand up container which is fun. There is a full bar with beer, wine, and cocktails. My boyfriend got 8 degrees sunburnt red beer which he liked quite a bit. I just had a diet coke. You can make your own burger if you don't want to get a specific one on the menu. There are a variety of burger bases, buns, toppings, sauces, and such to choose from. If you don't want fries for a side they have sweet potato fries, side salads, coleslaw, etc. They offer other menu items as well such as sandwiches, salads, appetizers, shakes/malts/floats. Cost: Most of the burgers were 10-12 euros. You pay extra for sides. The fries we got added an additional 2.50 euros each. My boyfriends beer was 5 euros, my soda 3 euros. So, as always, it adds up quick, but the prices are pretty reasonable. Especially because you really do get your money's worth. The burgers are no joke! I would definitely recommend this burger chain. I am hoping one opens in Clifton Park soon. I want to try all their other burgers!!!

Heaven help me for patronizing an American chain eatery (even a relatively good one) while…read morevacationing abroad, but the reality of travelling with a large group is that sometimes you have to play the middle of the road. With vegetarians and other conservative eaters in our party, we found this place a godsend for a midafternoon pre-Trinity-College-sightseeing meal. Actually, it's pretty good on its own merits. I've eaten at other Counters and I like the setup...but there are too many choices! Patty, bun, cheese, toppings, and sauce. So many options! But if you enjoy culinary creativity and/or control, you will not go wrong here. The sides are good too, except that they were out of fried pickles. Sad face. We enjoyed regular fries, sweet potato fries, and grilled vegetables. Everyone enjoyed their burgers, so the meal was a success. Ironically, The Counter has table service, so it's not quite as quick as you might hope. But their sodas are from a fountain (yay, American style) so you can get refills. Plus, a bonus--their soundtrack of classic rock and respectable 80s and 90s tunes inspired at least four individuals in our multigenerational group to sing at various times. Clearly, they are all about variety.

I'm always tickled by how other countries portray American restaurants. The 50s/60s diner music…read morewas fun. The burger and fries menu seemed legit, but the hot dog options looked a bit suss. The Stack: You really can't go wrong with a bacon cheese burger. Throw one some fried onions and BBQ sauce, to make it even more indulgent. Really loved all the Irish beef in this American-style burger. Fries: Plentiful. Crispy with some nice pasty softness inside.

We decided to go here for dinner tonight on our first night in Dublin. Little did we realize there…read morewas a concert happening right next door, so there was a bit of a wait. Luckily they have it down to a science and were turning tables so fast the line was moving along steadily. We were given probably 2-3 minutes before a sever came up to take our order. Then since it is a concert night they ask you to pay before the food comes out. (No worries to us.) The service was good and the atmosphere was definitely dinner vibe. My girls got a Bacon Big Boy (hot dog with bacon and cheese) and the other a kids quesadilla meal. My husband got the smokestack burger combo and I opted for the tender basket with bacon and cheese on my fries. We also opted for a few milkshakes to share. I got a vanilla, my daughter got an Oreo and my hubby got a Rocher shake. (I will say the rocher shake was my favorite.) We were not able to eat everything as it was all so filling. My daughter asked if we could come back again tomorrow.

Dublin's Hard Rock Cafe is located right at the beginning of Fleet Street as you enter the ever…read morebusy and popular Temple Bar area. While I did not eat here on this occasion, I have eaten here on a past visit to Ireland. This review is only for the atmosphere and Rock Shop experience. The Hard Rock Cafe Dublin has been open about 20 years, and has been renovated a few times. Most of the street level is dominated by their gift shop (Rock Shop), with a majority of the restaurant seating down one level. Wandering around the main restaurant level, it felt a bit too dark in places and smelled a bit musty (the age is showing). Still, some areas are brighter than others, so your dining experience may vary a bit based on where you're seated. The Rock Shop was stocked really well with merchandise including shirts, glassware, and collectibles. I was happy they had both a bottle opener and a city shot glass as I try to pick up the ones with nice designs when I travel. The one big negative is that prices are extremely high compared to many other European locations. About 20 euros for a bottle opener and 16 euros for a shot glass are a bit much. I'm sure it costs quite a bit to be located in an ideal tourist spot in Dublin, but the franchise owner of this location is definitely pushing it on the higher end when it comes to prices. Overall, this is a reliable option for food (especially if you're not a fan of Irish food), but deducting a star for the higher than normal prices for a European Hard Rock Cafe location.

This is a typical HRC store. The food was overpriced, but good. I ordered the ribs and they always…read moreseem to taste exactly the same as in the past. The drinks were underwhelming and super expensive. Especially compared to all the surrounding alternatives. The place is loud and overcrowded with tourists. Our waitress was very nice, but she seemed to disappear at times for 15 minute intervals. I think the corporate offices need to do something about all these stores, as they are almost exactly as they were in the 80's, only with ridiculous prices.

This review is soley based on the service or lack of. Just arrived into Dublin and checked into my…read morehotel and noticed this really cool illuminated restaurant which was packed with customers. Decided to sit at the very inviting bar, which had only a few customers, to have some drinks and food. The bartenders were busy but would not even make eye contact with me or engage in any conversation. I would have been fine with, "Hello, give me a few minutes and I will serve you." Nothing for ten minutes, finally I asked the host for a table thinking service may be better. He said, "About fifteen minutes". I said that I would wait in the bar except I cant get served. He replied that the bartender is busy. I did not even have the energy to request a manager. Well I gave it a shot and was disappointed since it really looked like an interesting eatery. Customer service is more important to me than the taste of the food or the presentation of the cocktail. The extra star rating is merely for the location and decor. We quickly left and had a great meal two doors down.

Kind and knowledgeable staff, fun atmosphere with great music, trivia questions on the tv screens,…read moreand delicious food!

Great portion sizes! Unique foods that are great for a…read morequick stop and some fun times with friends. Glad we came by! The death by triple chocolate was worth the trip!

This hidden restaurant is in the busy shopping area. The atmosphere is all captain America and has…read moreclassic American music. The food is beyond the best I have had in the area. The food is made fresh to order and you can tell. They have a wide variety of sides and service is quick and respectful. I am definitely coming back every time I'm in Dublin.

Holy, this was the best bad food I've ever eaten. Ordered the wings and INHALED them. They were not…read moreto spicy, just a buttery greasy goodness. Loved them. And after watching every other table order the sundae I folded and ordered one as well. Yummy! Love this place. If I'm ever back in Dublin I can't wait to get back at try the burger.

Just had an average meal with my family of 4. The atmosphere was nice, great vibe. Ordered Cesar's…read moreSalad (had a hair in it), a burger with chips (chips were like cardboard, flavorless), potato soup (what I imagine is served in prison) and roasted sweet potatoes (more like diced sweet potatoes with an awful taste, inedible). When we expressed our disdain for the meal she couldn't give two sh*ts about our opinions. We payed 77 (a Prosecco and NA Beer added) which would have given us more joy being spent on a vasectomy in a Mexican alley than here. We told our hotel a block away to not recommend.

The food is really good. The atmosphere was warm and inviting an awesome. The service was super…read morefast. My friends and I had the calamari and the garlic bread. They said they it was super delicious. I had the little Italy pizza. It was super mega delicious. My friends had. One friend had the honey pizza. He says it was super delicious. My other friend had the salad. She said it was super delicious. I would go back there again. Ps the garlic, mayo, taste like ranch

If you're in Dublin, do yourself a favor and stop by Gotham Cafe. We ended up visiting twice during…read moreour trip because our first experience was so good -- and the second visit somehow topped it! On my first visit, I ordered the warm seasonal salad, and it was absolutely delicious. Fresh, flavorful, and perfectly balanced -- it felt comforting but still light. You can tell they really care about quality ingredients and thoughtful preparation. The second time around, I tried the vegan burger, and wow -- easily one of the best I've had. It was hearty, well-seasoned, and satisfying without feeling heavy. Even if you're not vegan, it's worth trying. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, and the staff were friendly both times we visited. Consistency can be hard to find when traveling, but Gotham Cafe nailed it twice in a row. Would 100% return on our next trip to Dublin!

amazing brunch stumbled upon it…read moreenjoyed the shashuka- incredible. authentic. the best i ever had!!! service was warm and efficient all dishes was plentiful!

I love Norway. I miss Norway…read more I love elderberry. I need elderberry. Dillingers gave me both because it took pity on me. Norwegian eggs and elderberry juice and amazing Saturday brunch company just about made me wet myself with utter joy. As one can see from the pictures the Norwegian eggs are poached eggs on smoked salmon which rest on a crumpet with hollandise sauce covering it. The juice, oh the juice, the juice of all juices had frozen raspberries and blackberries in it. Decor is like a 1950's detective film, reminded me of the Maltese Falcon. I felt a tad New York in there, she felt a tad San Francisco and since she is San Franciscan I will let her win that one. Also the film was set there so go figure. Service was great. Lots of folks had mimosas etc. Short menu for the most part, I would have liked a few more options. Good cocktail menu. But for me it's all about the juice give me elderberry liquid joy any day.

I'm surprised that I've never heard of this chain until recently - there seems to be loads of them…read more Usually the phrase "New York-style deli" is just a glib slogan, but the Pig and Heifer actually make sandwiches like they do in New York i.e. with vast amounts of meat. You might actually want to consider asking for half meat, they throw a huge amount of salami on there. Considering a packet of pastrami in a shop with like, four or five wafer thin slices is three or four euro, and a Pig and Heifer will put twice as much in sandwich for five or six euro, it's damn good value. The one on Amiens St is next door to smelly Subway, so I hope the Pig and Heifer will put them out of business.

D1 is fairly limited when it comes to nice lunch time spots. This place is by far the best for…read moreanyone looking for a sambo or salad option. Huge choice from set menu sandwiches made fresh in front of you, and choose your own salad boxes too. Massive selection of meats and veg all delicious and fresh. Only gripes are the queue, sometimes it just feels like it could move quicker/better and the lack of decent seating space.