Yelp review the best seafood, doesn't disappoint me. This place is in temple bar area just very small place only have 4 tables and a bar along the way can sit 6. You will need to come at the right time to get seats or you just have to wait. Bigger than 4 people group will not be able to sit together. They have a really good selection of oysters and do come between 5-6pm to enjoy 1€ off all oysters happy hour. I'm not an oyster fan, but I tried their torched oyster, they taste amazing. The oysters were displayed on a bed of seaweed. And they brought to your table and explain to you all the ingredients then torch in front of you. I love all the combinations to max the flavor. I wanted to try the Dublin shrimp but unfortunately they ran out, I was told usually ran out at lunch. So I ordered crab on toast, really big size crab meat with cucumber on a yellow crab paste. Seafood linguine was do yummy. It came with a lot of local baby mussels and some shrimps. Cooked in wine and garlic sauce. read more

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We stepped in for a quick round of oysters before dinner on Sunday, around 5:30pm, no wait. The space is small, maybe 10-15 seats, but it's got personality! And a wall of paper towels that customers from all around the world have written messages on -- love that. We got the oyster sampler, which is a perfect pre-dinner snack size for two. It comes with four different kinds of oysters, two each, eight total. The waitress explained the taste profiles of each type: one was salty, one was mineral-y, another creamy. I thought the creamy oysters took the cake. Pro tip: come during Happy Hour and get a euro off each oyster! read more

Klaw - oyster sampler - Seafood Near Me - Dublin, D

Pinch me, I must be dreaming! It's great to find an awesome seafood place in the middle of a fish, chips, burgers and potatoes area. This spot if very small but offers a vast assortment of seafood delights. The service was funny, snappy, and accommodating. The food was an absolute blast! Things sell out fast in this small restaurant, but I was able to obtain some Smoked Salmon and try out their Lobster Mac n' Cheese. The Salmon was abundant, delicious and it's cold smooth texture compliments the warm & buttery toast that it was served with. This appetizer might as well count as a lunch on its own. At first I was skeptical that my Mac and Cheese actually had lobster in it. But after my second fork-full I had a taste of that sweet and tender lobster meat that stands out from the sharp cheese cheese and pasta straws mixed with it! It was an enjoyable scavenger hunt and I found myself lapping up the rest of the cheese sauce with lobster bits. This is highly recommended! Big things come in small packages, and Klaw is of no exception. If you're stumbling your way to the Temple Bar area, I implore you to give this place a shot! read more

Klaw - Smoked Salmon App (14€) - Seafood Near Me - Dublin, D

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Pro: What a simple yet amazing little place! As I Caribbean native, it's an exercise in humility for me to admit that good seafood can actually happen far away from the West Indies. (Arrogant, right?!?) However, the folks over at Klaw have a good thing going! Probably because I tried their interpretation of a Jamaican Rundown: a stew of various shellfish in a spicy tomato broth. (Wow, the Caribbean dude likes the dish with "Jamaican" in it. #notsurprised) Hear me out, folks... this was a simply fabulous dish! Rich, spicy, enjoyable...these new Irish siblings of mine made my tropical heart happy! Oh, by the way, the Lobster Roll was the best I've had! Sorry, New England, but you know where the recipe came from! And Dublin does it better!!! Con: The dining area at Klaw is pretty small. Eight people can pack the house. Be warned. Bottom Line: This should be a repeat offense for anyone in Dublin! Enjoy! read more

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A place to remember. I was in Dublin on a work trip and my circadian clock was completely screwed up. We got hungry around 10 pm but none of the places were open... except the KLAW. We arrived maybe 30 minutes before it closed... which is a huge no no, but they were so nice about it and I am sure glad they did. We left a HUGE tip as a thank you for helping us out. Beyond this extremely good service, they had extremely good food. read more

At a Glance: A great tiny spot for delicious (albeit pricey) seafood! The Long Version: I wanted to visit this place earlier in the week, but they get filled up pretty fast. I tried again on my last night in Dublin, and the food gods blessed me, thankfully. I came here for a light snack, had 3 delicious oysters from different places, and the Crab on Toast. Everything was great, save for the Crab, which was a touch too watery for me, but refreshing all the same. I'm a sucker for presentation, so thanks Klaw! What I like most about the bar was its atmosphere. It's small and cozy and well decorated, with all its nautical glory. The service was decent, a little slow in taking orders, but the food arrived in a 'we took care putting this together'- time frame. Not too fast, not too slow. It's the perfect place to come alone and get your oyster fix! read more

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I walked by this place twice before I realized this was the spot. It's teeny, but this was an awesome find! The place has three tables that seat up to 4 and a bar along the wall to eat at, but that's the extent of it. The kitchen is in the same room as the tables. Based on the pictures and reviews I ordered the lobster roll. The roll was served with warm tortilla chips, a piece of melted cheese and a pickle. When the lobster roll arrived I was a bit skeptical because it looked very saucy. Well I'm so happy I ordered this because it was delicious. The bread was warm and the perfect mix of soft, crisp and buttery. The lobster was delicious and so was the sauce it was in. I would definitely come back here. Highly recommended. read more

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Saw this place as highly recommended. Close to where we were staying and saw it the first night. That night the place was crowded and saw how small it was. Decided to pass this night. The next night we got there right at opening and was able to snag a table inside. Quite cramped but that adds to the atmosphere. The workers were very friendly and helpful. The menu is up on a chalkboard on the wall. Small selection but enough choices for everyone. Went with the oyster happy hour where the price per oyster was 1 euro less than the regular price. It was explained to me which oyster was what. That took a little while but our server was patient. Appreciate that. I also got the clams, cockles and razors. Three types of clams that are cooked. Cooked just right and each had its own unique taste. Even though the place was small and we were all packed like sardines, everyone was happy as a clam....lol (couldn't help myself) Worth a visit if you like shellfish. read more

Klaw - Menu on the board - Seafood Near Me - Dublin, D

After attending the Guinness Experience, we were curious about trying oysters with Guinness so we did a quick Yelp search for seafood restaurants around Temple Bar and came across Klaw. We walked over from the Guinness Storehouse and were lucky to snag the last 4-top table in the teeny, tiny restaurant. We had actually walked by the storefront the previous day, and didn't even see Klaw. If I'm remembering correctly, there are 3 tables for four and then a counter with about 6 stools. We squished in, and started perusing the chalkboard menu on the wall. Everything looked delicious - and so reasonably priced - so we over ordered (but even so, didn't leave much on our plates!). Our group ordered: 1. A variety of oysters 2. Crab Toast 3. Grilled Gambas 4. Lobster Roll 5. Crab Roll 6. Kale Salad 7. Crab Mac'n Cheese Everything came out fresh and delicious. My favorites were the crab toast (light and fresh) and the grilled gambas (the butter/Old Bay sauce was decadent and delicious). The kale salad was well dressed and the mac'n cheese had lots of crab. The lobser roll had a bit of yuzu in it, which was interesting, but maybe not my favorite. For beverages, they had beer, wine, and Bloody Mary's. Service was friendly and the atmosphere was fun and relaxed! One of our best meals in Ireland - highly recommend! read more

Klaw - Seafood Near Me - Dublin, D

I'm not sure which of my friends told me about Klaw but I am sure thankful. This was a super awesome terrific delicious dinner for my first night in Dublin. Be prepared that the place isn't much to look at. A couple of high top tables and a counter along one wall. They seat maybe 12 people at a time, tops. The kitchen is completely open to the guests. And the menu is written on a huge chalkboard. I took a great seat at the first table right next to the kitchen, so that gave me a great opportunity to watch my food being prepared and then as other customers came in, watch even more. It's obvious that the three dudes working the kitchen and the table care strongly about the product that they're turning out and the service that they provide. I ordered a lobster roll, which was prepared right to order. The bun was grilled and the lobster/mayo/herb mix was done just about before my eyes. Great to see this! There was also a cup of the seafood chowder, which was presented in a former soup can. This was a little odd, but I got over it as it was fresh and hot and very tasty. The three slices of garlic bread on the side were perfect. It's not cheap, but it's good and it's fresh and what more could you want? read more

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I've been there twice in my time in Dublin, and I definitely recommend those who are craving a good seafood break from all the potatoes! Klaw is located right in the middle of Temple Bar, but the entrance is so small you might miss it. There are only 4 high tables, with a blackboard menu and napkins signed by customers all over the world. What I've ordered: - Oysters (Galway, Waterford, Flaggy Shore) - Hot Pot - Crab on Toast - Dublin Bay Prawns - Grilled Gambas The oysters are very fresh, and they're served on ice, even if you order just one! I recommend the Galway oyster. It's very creamy, as opposed to the waterford which is a bit more salty and ocean-water tasting. The Dublin Bay Prawns are by far my favorite. I used the bread to soak up every single drop of the delicious broth with celery bits, and the prawns are a good size. The grilled gambas are also a good choice, but they are a bit smaller than the prawns. The hot pot, which is solely crab, is a good option. It's a bit more salty than the previous two and most of its broth is made up of the Old Bay seasoning. The crab on toast is fresh, but it's nothing spectacular. Their specials change, but I also recommend the crab pasta if that ever comes back. tip: even though the portions aren't that big, it's a place worth sharing your food. Order a couple of things and try them family style! read more

This is a no frills, all gills kind of place. A large seafood menu is changed daily and many items go quickly, so we didn't get to try the mussels or chowder. After a 30 minute wait around 7-8pm we were seated at the bar style table. There are only about 5 tables here, one practically in the kitchen. There were three types of Bloody Marys to choose from and I had the Caesar style which was spicy with a large prawn. For mains we got the crab nachos which was enough for 3-4 to share or a giant meal for one. Loads of real crab meat! I enjoyed one of the two types of oysters, the other didn't taste as fresh. You can add toppings for extra charges. Other dishes were the spicy crab claws, in a dark cajun sauce that was delicious with bread. Very messy to eat as they were pre-cut. The whole bass was cooked well with flavour. Service was hit or miss. They were busy but slow with drinks. Overall good value for a casual but tasty diner. read more

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Stumbled in here for a quick snack after walking (drinking) around Dublin. Luckily there was only two of us, so we were instantly seated outside on the little ledge with bar stools, otherwise every spot was taken. It gave us plenty of a room for drinks and oysters so it was perfect. The oysters were some of the best, and the staff was very helpful with describing the different types of oysters along with recommendations. Cheers. read more

Klaw - Solid selection of fresh oysters - Seafood Near Me - Dublin, D

A super tiny restaurant in temple bar, don't expect much except for great food. The hours are kind of lucrative, stating they open at noon but not really until 12:30 the day that we went. The food was delicious, but come early. There are only 3 tables! read more

Outstanding food, fresh and entertaining to watch the chefs prepare the food. Great location and a menu that is seafood centric!

My family and I ate here while visiting Dublin in June, 2018. It was relatively late and many restaurants were closed, but the staff at Klaw kindly accommodated us and served us a wonderful meal that lasted past their closing. We had the seafood platter, a lobster roll, and two orders of the nachos with crab meat added. All were yummy, though I think we (surprisingly) enjoyed the nachos the most. We would definitely eat here again if we were in the mood for seafood while in Dublin. read more

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Outstanding! A tiny little space across from Badass. I was drawn in by the lovely smell and the warmth. I was greeted by a young lady who explained the food menu was on a chalkboard to the left and drinks posted among paper towel art from customers (I assume). I had the fully loaded crab nachos for lunch. They were so good and so loaded! Lots of crab, parsley, capers, cream, guacamole, tomatoes, cucumber, cheese and cheese sauce. Yum! My only issue was the over saltiness. May have been from the type of nacho chips. Anyway, that needs to be cut back. So salty, it made my mouth hurt. read more

If there's no line, go. Yes, it's tiny (seats about 15) but the food is delicious. The oysters are extraordinary. The crab nachos are awesome. If there's a very long line, walk over to the Klaw Seafood Cafe around the corner and get some oysters. read more

This place sure is tiny (only has 3 tiny tables and some bar seating, maybe can fit a max of like 15 people?), but it's a must try! Seafood at a really reasonable price My favorite thing we ordered was the lobster roll. The bread was buttery and perfectly toasted, and it was a good amount of lobster. The dublin prawn dish was also excellent, and it came in a yummy garlic pepper sauce with a side of bread to dip with. Wasn't a huge fan of the chowder - it's a lighter, less creamy chowder which isn't my taste. The chowder also came in a a tin can, which looks cute and rustic but I could kind of smell and taste the can... Food took a while to come out since there are literally only 2 people cooking and 2 servers. But shout out to both of the servers - they were the sweetest! read more

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I think this place is just a bit overrated. There are only handful of seats available here. The food is expensive here. The portion is tiny. I will recommend the soup and mac & cheese. The seafood platter was too expensive for its portion. read more

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Ended up stumbling upon this place while walking around Temple Bar. It's literally a tiny hole in the wall. Literally 4 tables and about 6 seats along the wall. The seafood here was awesome and totally affordable. To be honest it was so good that we ended up coming back the next night because we weren't in the mood for Irish stew and potatoes. The waitress recognized us so we were a bit embarrassed but it was still worth it. We ended up trying the lobster roll, crab toast, lobster tornado, Dublin prawns, Mac and cheese and oysters over the two nights. Best of those would be lobster tornado, krab toast and the oysters. We ended up getting the krab toast both nights because it was so yummy and full of crab. Amazing hole in the wall and definitely worth a stop (or two) even if you wait a bit. read more

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This place was fantastic. Good food, good beer, and fantastic service. The space is incredibly small so just brace yourself and be ready to squeeze yourself in. My lady and I ate a decent sample of what they had. Lobster roll (just ok, the only disappointment), chilled shrimp (fantastic), 2 of each of the naked oysters (each one was better than the last), corn on the cob (fuck yes), potatoes (delicious but needed salt and old bay seasoning-right on the table) The servers were very attentive and patient and we thank them for their kindness. Go here and give them all of your money. read more

Cyndy's Bottom Line: Just ok food, located in the tourist district. Stopped in for a quick bite. Friendly service. Food is expensive here but is expected since it is located in Temple bar. This is what we ate: Lobster roll - well toasted and butter roll. Good amount of lobster and a light mayo dressing with lemon. Served with tortilla chips. Seafood chowder - mussels, and fish in this chowder. A thin chowder served with toasted sliced bread. read more

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Disclaimer: This review is not for the food, just the size of the restaurant. It is SO tiny, and seats no more than ten people. We stopped by for a mid week lunch around 1PM and couldn't find a spot. We were disappointed because we had been looking forward to this place for a meal. The server told us about another location across the street owned by the same owner and told us we should check that out. Conclusion: Don't go to the other restaurant. Just get a to go order. Learn from me! read more

Tiny hole in the wall for local Irish seafood. There are only 3 tables and a bar so no big parties. Daily selection of local oysters - super fresh and still in their own sea brine. Clams, cockles, and razors were fantastic. As good as anything I've had in New England. Skip the surrounding tourist traps and come to Klaw instead. read more

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DELICIOUS!! Best seafood I've had in Ireland, for sure! The chowder was delicious and accompanied with the most amazing garlic bread. The nachos were also delicious. I highly recommend for a nice dinner while you are in town, it is definitely worth the wait and the price tag! read more

Klaw - Restaurant area - Seafood Near Me - Dublin, D

This cozy little place can seat very few guests so take your chances here but it's still worth the wait if you are interested in finding some great fresh seafood while visiting Dublin. The restaurant is slender and fits one row of high top tables and a bar facing the wall. There are a couple of outside seating for better weather days. We ordered the razor clams, cockles, clams and mussels for starter. It was very fresh and tasty. The shellfish are bathed in a bright sauce and I especially enjoy the razor clams which are prepared perfectly. We also had an assortment of oysters from Ireland. I prefer the Galway oysters which are large and plump. They taste briny and of the ocean. It comes with two wedges of lemon slices but nothing else. There are Tabasco sauce if you desire a bit of heat with your oysters. For the main, we shared a lobster roll and crab on toast. The lobster roll came on a buttery bun. It was very good but if you are used to the New England lobster rolls, you might be disappointed. The lobster meat is not as chunky and is a bit creamier than the New England version. We are in Dublin and not New England and Dublin has its own version to tout. I think that this version is a bit more delicate and is less lobster in your face kind of roll. The sides are tortilla chips with cheese baked on top. This kind of surprised us but the chips were charred and tasty so who cares that it's not potato chips! We also ordered crab on toast. This is different than another dish on the menu, crab toastie. The crab on toast is kind of like a crab salad (fresh crab meat and diced cucumber) on toasted bread. The crab toastie is baked crab on bread. Ours was very good and I would recommend it. The menu is displayed on the wall and dishes are served on paper plates for easy clean up. This is a great restaurant for in and out delicious seafood! read more

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The oysters here are beyond comparison. Fresh, bitterly icy cold, beautifully briny and the mignonette is a perfect addition. Enjoyed them with a pint of Guinness and the crab macaroni and cheese. Reminded me of my late grandmother's recipe. Not too heavy, deliciously creamy and a hint of sweetness. The seafood chowder was a bit potato heavy, and the fish chunks were quite large, but still good. Cozy, intimate, and lively atmosphere. Didn't have to wait long and enjoyed the friendly service. Definitely go if you love seafood and are in Dublin! read more

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Well I would have taken more photos but we devoured our food in .38 seconds, it was that fantastic!!!!! I started out with an oyster sampler, ughhhhh yessssss!!! It exceeded expectations! The lobster roll blew my minddddddd. Definitely recommend that! We loved the Mac n cheese! The corn was also great!!! The bread..... oh Lordy, we got seconds! My husband loved the crab klaws so much he didn't even have a second to talk to me the whole time he was going to town on those bad boys He was in love! This place is a wee small but it's such a great atmosphere you feel like you found the best seafood hole in the wall place in Dublin! I'll fly back here from California any day just to eat here again! read more

Klaw - 3 types of oysters! - Seafood Near Me - Dublin, D

I wanted to try EVERYTHING on the menu but unfortunately that would be impossible. What I did try was out outstanding. It was recommended and let I could taste why. Stop by if you're remotely close just to say you did. Your tummy will be glad you did. Cheers read more

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Awesome seafood in the Temple Bar Area. I found it via Yelp, and it is a pretty small place with only a few tables, but some of the freshest seafood I've had anywhere, and friendly service. I'm generally not a fan of oysters but they have both naked and seared/topped, and I tried all 4 varieties they had, and the 3 prepared variations, all of which were excellent. Prices are good for what you get (you can get a god meal for EUR25, or you can completely stuff yourself with food and drink as I did for EUR70), and it is kind of hit or miss how long you would have to wait for a table, given how small the restaurant is, but I'd definitely come back. read more

Came here for an early dinner yesterday and had a good time. They have an oyster happy hour from 5-6 every day when oysters are 1.50 each. There are a few different varieties to try. The menu isn't extensive, but there are a fair amount of choices. There were 3 sides (pumpkin, potatoes or an heirloom tomato salad), a few desserts, a few red and white wines, Guinness on tap and bottled beer. Seafood-wise (because really that's why you're here) they had 3 different toasts (crab, red snapper or mackerel), lobster (a few ways), crab legs, red snapper, shrimp, and a few other options. The jalapeno relish that came on the table was particularly tasty. We tried some oysters, crab toast, and red snapper toast. Everything was tasty. The service was friendly and patient as it took me a while to decide what exactly I wanted. When we came in around 4:45pm there was no one there, but when we left after 6pm there was a line. read more

Klaw - Toasts!!! Crab and snapper. - Seafood Near Me - Dublin, D

"Hey, this seafood doesn't smell like fish. That's weird right?" "No Andy, fresh seafood should never smell like fish. Only seafood that's not fresh will smell fishy" Mind. Blown. Needless to say my experience in seafood restaurants is sadly lacking having never known this fact. But Klaw has come along to teach me what's what in the seafood game. And teach me it has. The cosy interior, nothing more than an elongated corridor where a kitchen and paying patrons happen to squeeze in together is equal parts claustrophobic yet brimming with atmosphere. I loved it. We opted for the seafood platter which sounded like the best way to test the place out but I was definitely eyeing up other options on the menu such as 'lobster roll' & 'east coast chowder'. The platter included all manner of crustaceans and even little things that looked like periwinkles (I was assured they weren't) that are splayed out in a glorious fashion on a bed of ice. Incredibly greasy but oh so satisfying bread accompanies it all, along with some interesting sauces. Given nothing more than a scalpel and crushing device to break open the shells, you're left to work on the food. It can be tough work indeed, and sometimes the reward is nothing more than a tiny morsel of seafood flesh. But what you can get out does taste great, amazing really. My absolute favourites were the oysters, one which was blowtorched in front of us and had parmesan & spinach on it. The other was a bloody-mary-oyster and it was every bit as confusingly delicious as that sounds. Would I come back here? Absolutely. Did my hands smell like fish at the end of it all? Yes, but only a little. Should you bring a first date here? I was about to say no. A newly potential lover witnessing you smashing open the claws of crabs your first time meeting them might be a bit intense, but on second thought that's exactly the kind of intensity a first date should have to endure. This place is certifiably approved. read more

Klaw - Torched oyster with parmesan & spinach - Seafood Near Me - Dublin, D

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3 yelpes walk by a new lobster place on it's opening night, guess what happened next! Yeah we had lobster and boy oh boy was it the business! €12 for half a lobster, don't mind if I do! And it was good too and not just your average good seafood, no I am talking fantastic fresh lobster. The service was fantastic and attentive, the (I presume) owner even came over to make sure we knew how to eat our lobsters, he was pleased to see that we did. Coming back here for sure until I have tried everything on the menu! read more

Klaw - Loving the napkins - Seafood Near Me - Dublin, D

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I've had this place bookmarked for awhile and was really excited to finally give it a try this past weekend. I arrived at an in between time so there were plenty of open seats, but I imagine that isn't normally the case. I was quickly greeted and as I had already glanced at the menu I ordered the lobster roll and a side of mac and cheese. 20 minutes later my food arrived and I was surprised at how tiny the roll was. For €16 I expected it to be more substantial but I hoped that where they lacked in quantity they made up in quality. Sadly I was wrong. The lobster pieces were tiny and had little flavour apart from the generous spoonfuls of mayo. The mac and cheese was pretty much the kind you get in a box, but jazzed up with some Old Bay seasoning. For €20 you can get a much more interesting and filling lunch elsewhere. read more

Klaw - Lobster roll - Seafood Near Me - Dublin, D

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Klaw, squeezed in between Leo's and another bar in temple St. Is well worth your time and money. I haven't been to their parent restaurant but, after eating the deliciously tasty lobster roll and half pint pawns, I'm sold. Klaw is a very small spot. But, they have made the most out of the space. Staff were very friendly and appeared to also love the food they served. I see klaw as more a lunch or quick pit-stop. The servings are small for a dinner. I'll def be back. read more

Klaw - Half pint pawns yum - Seafood Near Me - Dublin, D

Klaw is a small intimate space where tables are in demand and items on the menu run out. Do come early if you want the full selection rather than be disappointed that several items are no longer available. My favorite item on the menu was the oysters rockefeller. I sampled each of the 3 baked oyster options and 3 raw / dressed options and the rockefeller was the stand out flavor. The baked oysters are torched at the table which adds a bit of a show to your evening. I also had the crab - it had a nice flavor but was perhaps over cooked, I was happy with it but not necessarily impressed. I also sampled the shrimp which was excellent. A short list of wines and beer were also available. read more

Klaw - Oyster rockefeller, kimchi oyster, and a pesto topped oyster. - Seafood Near Me - Dublin, D

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So it's still intimate and busy but the ratio of lobster to bread is now where it should be. My chowder on a cold night was badly needed and stuffed full of fish. Had some oysters and they were briney and plump. The wine as good as ever. Watch out for the the taste.ie for offers. read more

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I have this Canadian friend and all the years I have known her, she has been going on and on and on about lobster rolls. It sounded yum, but I could only dream of such deliciousness. Until today! I stumbled upon a voucher of the taste for the new seafood restaurant Klaw in Temple bar. 10 euro for said lobster roll and a drink. While I waited for my take away in the tiny seating area, which extended into the kitchen, the chef gave me a taste of one of their oysters. Sweet! And never having been a fan of oysters, this one might have converted me into one. I took my roll home with me, full of anticipation....and wow it delivered! It did look a bit small to me, but it was really filling, had a nice kick t it too. Only thing is that the toasted bread was very, verygreasy. This was in no way a healthy roll. I'm not quite sure I would pay full price (14 yoyo's!!!) for it, but I will be back to try their chowder (€4,50) and some other dishes. Even for the oysters, now that I have been converted! read more

Klaw - Lobster roll - Seafood Near Me - Dublin, D

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My sister and I came here during our weekend trip to Ireland. This place is literally a hole-in-the wall. We would have walked past it if we had not planned to come eat here after reading the great yelp reviews. This restaurant is tiny but they offer great service and great seafood. The quality of the seafood is superb. They do not disappoint. The portions are small, but if you don't mind the cost, just order a variety and try all that they have to offer. I liked their grilled prawn the best. Their sauce was just superb. Anything seafood on their menu (which is everything) is definitely worth the try. And don't forget to try their oysters! read more

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