This food truck is always outside The Point when there is something on inside, gig or sport event…read moreetc. I know, it's fast food. Probably not the highest quality either, but they do it well. And a friendlier than you'd expect. The curry chips from this food truck are awesome. I opted for regular chips on this occasion, but soon had food envy of my hubby's curdy chips. Eat To The Beat, sure why not.

I'm not joking when I say that these are the best burritos I've had in Ireland...they may be the…read morebest burritos I've EVER had. Every time I visit Greystones I try to eat here at least once, but every time I visit I wish I had gone to the Burrito Box more often. Every burrito is delicious, and the quality is excellent for the price. However, the burritos are massive, so I recommend sharing with a friend if you're not super hungry.

These are the real thing. The burritos are killer, big, full flavor, just like at home in the…read moreStates. The burritos are made from fresh, wholesome, non-gmo, good products. They have excellent flavor with just enough heat from their hand made salsa. The sweet potato chips are hand cut and fresh. Exceptional flavor. Crisp on the outside but soft inside. The way a chip should be but especially hard to find in sweet potato chips. The price is very moderate (7-8 Euro for the burritos) and the wait time is short considering they are preparing it from scratch. Sadly, only H2O and sodas to drink (the Beach House is right next door-just saying) I highly recommend this place. It is just a small stall but they have big burritos and plans.

Four for an early dinner on a wintry Thursday night. Seated immediately and BYO wine opened and…read morepoured. Four very different pizzas ordered. My Veronese with ham and mushrooms was excellent. I was glad I ordered the 12" as it was very moreish. My companions had the Manhattan Heat which, with the jalapeños, was hot as was the Nduja ordered by companion #3. The house basil pizza was the fourth. We had ordered garlic bread to share before the pizza arrived but it was served almost as the last pizza slices were being hoovered up. Not to worry - it got demolished anyway. One small peeve however. Whilst the BYO policy is very welcome, I felt the €7.50 charge per bottle is taking the proverbial, hence 4 instead of 5 stars. That said, a very good pizza in a cosy setting with friendly, attentive staff. Recommended.

Erm LOVED this place!!! We sat in the shed, all 11 of us, cosy as bugs in a rug. It's got a little…read morewindow that allows you to look out on the paupers outside eating at their restaurant tables (how cliche!). They can see you too, so you can feel extra smug in there. Aside from the smugness, you can also plug in your phone to play music, there's a gorgeo little stove for the winter time, lots of cushions and blankets, and there are seats going all the way round the table, so it's a super social space where you can chat with everyone at the same time. I haven't even gotten to the food yet - the pizzas are perfect - stone baked base, good quality toppings and very simple, no fuss. Only thing I would change would maybe adding in some extra sides / starters, like some different dipping sauces / side salads or starters etc. Oh and best of all, it's BYO! Winner!!

My little Canadian heart was so happy to find out that there was a poutine food truck here in…read moreDublin. Poutine, for those who don't know is a Canadian delicacy. It originated in Quebec, but you can usually find all over the country. It combines three basic ingredients; fries (sorry I meant chips, you guys call them chips here), gravy, and cheese curds. All three ingredients are necessary for a traditional poutine. It might not sound appealing, and heck it might not look appealing, but it is delicious. It's also the perfect food to have after a enjoying a few beers. went and checked out La La Poutine at the Oktoberfest event down at the IFC. First thing I did when I got to the truck was ask if the poutine is made with cheese curds. This is the test to see how legit the potine is, because some people will call a dish poutine when it has shredded cheese or cheese sauce and that's just an assault on Canada as a nation (plus regular poutine is only good with cheese curds). Luckily this poutine was made with cheese curds, so I went ahead and ordered the traditional for €6. The gravy isn't like an onion gravy, but it's delicious and apparently vegetarian friendly as well. The cheese curds were good, although I wish they were a little squeakier (yeah cheese curds can squeak). The chips were chips and fried up right. All around it was a really nice poutine. Actually better than the poutine I've had back in my homecity of Edmonton. The food truck also had fun variations of poutine (if it's not a traditional poutine I'm okay with using sometihng other than cheese curds). For the Oktoberfest they had one with sasuage. I'm sure the variations change up a bit from where they are. This is a food truck, and one that moves aroud to different events, so the map marker here on Yelp might not be where they are right now. I'd check their Facebook or Twitter page to see where they'll be next. If I see this truck out and about again I'll defintitely be having another poutine.

Great little hidden gem in Dublin that's open Thursday to Saturday. Would highly recommend the…read morespot. There's only one thing on the menu each week but it changes weekly which is great for the indecisive yelpers out there. The food was great and the guys running the show were brilliant. Really happy and nice people who obviously love what they do and put their heart and soul into making great food! Keep it up guys! I'll be back soon

Easily one of my favourite restaurants in Dublin with an amazing rotating menu, beautiful pastries…read moreand lovely staff.

The on street food market offers a wide range of food, Bratwurst (German), Malaysian food, Burgers,…read morevegetarian food, Fish'n'Chips, etc etc. People of the local companies get their food there, the first step to a hopefully nice weekend. The quality is good, the quantity and the price range are appropriate. I have not tried everything yet, but I will keep this updated.