Great French wine shop. We stopped by to grab a bottle to celebrate one evening. The shop attendant…read morewas very knowledgeable and helpful. There's so many options that it's easy to be overwhelmed but he was extremely helpful and even helped to open the cork for us on our way out.

If you like French wines you'll love the French Paradox. They do have some lovely wines on offer-…read morepretty much exclusively French as you would expect- but this is not the place if you're looking for cheap wines. The cheapest ones start at around 13 Euro but they are all good value for money, especially when you're trying to impress your dinner date. The French Paradox run wine workshops as well, if you feel you need to brush up on your wine knowledge. Absolutely worth checking out when you're in the area and feel like a bottle of good wine with your dinner.

Not sure it gets better than this! I would live here, if I could. The perfect ambiance, such a cozy…read moreplace. There's a fireplace and big comfy chairs for you to enjoy while you sip some amazing wine. The outdoor seating area is nice too, even in winter, they have lots of heaters and blankets. I think one of the best parts is being able to choose your wine upstairs, and bring it with your downstairs to the Cavern. Sometimes a wine list with nothing but the vineyard name and country isn't enough to help you choose, so having the entire shop upstairs at your disposal is the absolute best. Take your time browsing, then head downstairs for a cozy seat and some tasty food. If you know what's good for you, you'll have the bacon jam and goats cheese bread board! It's our go-to when we're having a bottle of red wine, and it's just incredible. Staff are very nice and attentive, service is quick even when the place is busy. Always very happy with everything we have here, and are always anxious to come back. Perfect for a chill night out with friends, or a date night. Any weekend that includes the Cavern is sure it be a great one!

Awesome, Awesome, Awesome, Awesome, Awesome, Awesome... Oh god, it's just great!…read more As another reviewer put it, I want so dearly to keep this place a secret and keep it all to myself but I just can't. This spot is a true gem to have popped up on Baggot Street and boy am I glad I just moved into the area, in fact 1 min walk (whoop). Firmly my favourite place to go for a drink on Baggot Street, this place has a great vibe to it making it a super cool and comfy place to hang out with the hubby and/or even round up the mates for an evening of wine and chit-chat! They sell wines, teas and coffees only but they offer a great BYO from Baggot Street Wines above, just hold onto your receipt and pop on down, grab a seat and with corkage for €5 per bottle of wine or beers at €1, you get fresh glasses, wine coolers as needed and nibbles on your table. Great value... Plus if past 10pm and the off license is closed, you are welcome to order from their menu with a great selection of wines by the glass and the bottles being great value too! The food menu offers very casual dining with cheese and meat plates being most popular , there are other options, e.g. oysters plus they run daily specials so they are also worth a look :-) Had the mixed cheese and meat board last night and it was fantastic, served with breads to the side which was unexpected! Everything on the plate was really top notch and super filling, at €20 it was a steal! I had their sweet treat which was called Delish Melish Trio, they had me at the name... And I firmly fell in love on tasting it! Great work guys, really love this place and it will feature with me regularly. They have live music on Fri/Sat evenings but even without, their playlists are really fitting for this place, nice chilled out relaxing, mellow music... Shazam'd a few to get onto my playlists at home ;-) There is indoor seating, mixture of tables or sofa's to pick from and outdoors, the same... A selection of tables plus some cosy sofa's plus with cushions and throws on offer, you can really get as cosy as in this little beaut.

The food was phenomenal! Everything we had was special and tasty and affordable for what you get!…read moreWe had the goat cheese salad with beet puree, the homemade focaccia with fresh spicy olive oil, the scallops wrapped in bacon, the seafood risotto and the flourless chocolate cake. Every dish was beautifully presented and sooo good! Thank you for a great night!

We were greeted by a lovely Frenchman as soon as we walked in, and thankfully we made a reservation…read morebecause the place was definitely poppin'! We were seated upstairs in a cozy corner that felt intimate despite the place being so small and busy. - Cacio e Pepe: pretty straightforward and traditional. - Piglet Ragu: absolutely delicious! I definitely liked this one more than the cacio e pepe. We had a few different types of wines from their expansive wine list. This is definitely a great spot to hang out, but definitely make a reservation for dinner.

Loose Cannon is a small but quaint natural wine shop right in the middle of the action in Dublin…read more It's located next to George's Street Arcade which is like a big hall with a bunch of vendors, making this the perfect place to stop before or after doing some shopping/sightseeing. As others have commented, this place is small and has limited seating inside. There's also a few tables located outside on the street and in the open air market of George's Street Arcade. I got lucky and snagged a seat as another party was leaving. It's first come first serve seating so I imagine, with a bigger party, it may be hard to grab a seat. One of the staff members helped me pick out a glass of wine that was PERFECT for me. He asked me what flavor profile I liked and picked out a beautiful effervescent, juicy, red. I also ordered a ham and cheese toastie which was the perfect snack to hold me over before dinner and the two paired well together. This place is definitely trendy and hip so the prices reflect that but I think it's worth the visit.

Aesthetically speaking, this place is small but incredibly cute and great for people watching…read more There's a good wine selection but I did find the prices by glass a bit expensive for the amount of wine you get. Really enjoyed the ham and cheese toastie but didn't find the service very friendly.

I love this place(not just bar, including hotel). Because foods is so delicious! and there is good…read moreatmosphere. Friendly for dog. I took my fog at brunch. They're very welcome. Some stuffs asked me that bring water for my dog. Dylan hotel is available to stay with your dog.(100euro/overnight fee for dog) I recommend the terrace in the summer, but also inside is good because there's nice decoration.

Great spot for cocktails! Prices are a bit higher at 5.95 for a Peroni and 8.40 for a Gin and Tonic…read morebut you're paying for the cool amiance really. The bar is located in one of Dublin's nicer hotels - The Dylan. And, the decor is very inviting. It gives me the feeling of being somewhere else. As for the space in the lounges, it's pretty huge so you can easily find a sweet spot for two or a comfy spot for six. The outside lounge has heat lamps and canopies in case it's cool or raining. And, there's a patio in front of the hotel that looks very inviting if the sun is shining! There's a bit of sexiness when it comes to this bar. Wear your heals ladies, order a Bombay G&T, and get comfy in one of the over-sized chairs or on the sofa. Swank it up!

This was an unexpected hidden gem for my first visit to Dublin. The wait staff were excellent & the…read morefood exceptional. We sat next to the fireplace in the bar area, which was cozy. This will be one of my must restaurants in future visits to Ireland.

With truly exceptional service, the "underground" bar truly is the meeting of an upscale vibe in a…read morewarm, cozy environment. If you have an appetite whilst there, the fish pie is beautiful! Oh, and the warm chocolate brownie is a gift from heaven, I kind you not. If you want great drinks, great food, great service, and a room full of Dublin history, look no further!

Welcome back Gerry!…read more This is my local pub, well run, good food, clean. A pleasant place to watch a game or have a quite pint Also the best bar man in Dublin.

Delish. Had such a great time on vacation. Would definitely go back. Staff super friendly. Must see.read more

Wandered into the Ruin Bar on our way back to the hotel after a night of enjoying Temple Bar…read moreDistrict, and were treated to a nice open bar/restaurant with amazing food and drinks. Way more chill than anything in the Temple Bar area. Food is served late so this is a great spot close to Trinity College. The atmosphere is laid back, the location is spacious, and the interior is super trendy - full of art and good vibes. They have a pool room and TVs to catch the latest game. The portions are large and reasonably priced - we shared everything. I'm super picky when it comes to fish so its not in my nature to order it, but since he wanted to try it, I gave in... turns out the seafood chowder was one of my faves. So much flavor!!! The goat cheese salad was the perfect accompaniment, and we couldn't leave without trying the curry fries. Now on to the cocktails...they have a great happy hour and the mixologist definitely knows how to shake up the perfect drink. I love when you can tell a bartender your favorite flavors and they mix you a custom libation! The entire staff was friendly and attentive. I highly recommend this spot and will gladly return next time I'm in Dublin.

Stumbled into this bar looking for a place to set our bags down and enjoy a pint since we have 6…read morehrs til we need to be at the airport to head back to London. The vibe is chill and relaxed, music is GREAT - soul, NYC hip hop, trip, downtempo - all the best. Glad we came in!

If you want coffee and cake for breakfast - go here. Unique cakes in addition to foodread more

Really delicious breakfast baps - especially their Christmas one with turkey sausage and stuffing…read more They make a good flat white as well. Clean and cozy, good for small groups. Pay at the counter after you've finished your meal.

After a day of walking all over Dublin, we wanted to give this restaurant try since it's close to…read moreour hotel so we could eat then relax. Was Not Disappointed!! We made reservations online at the bistro--they have three areas a the bistro is laid back and bustling. The wine bar and terrace also have food and seem very low vibe and chill, a little more relaxed than the bistro if you want something cozy. The main restaurant, the bistro, was bustling and busy, with waitstaff constantly circulating to take orders and deliver food and drinks; if we needed something we didn't have to wait for our particular server to order or request anything. The atmosphere ranged from casual to business casual, so we didn't feel like we were underdressed. The menu is varied so there really is something for everybody! Roasted chicken, fish, steak, fire roasted vegetable dish, in addition to either a set course option or à la carte. I went with the 3 course set, which gave me a lot of options for the starter, main, and dessert. We both ordered the Irish Hereford steaks, which were cooked to perfection! Absolutely delicious, and excellent ambience. Definitely a good plan to reserve a spot, it was super busy! Great way to end our day! We may go back again before we leave Dublin, since we know we're going to get a fantastic experience.

I keep going back expecting a different result. The last time I was there the bacon was inedible…read more Today I had the oatmeal, which was absolutely fine, but the service was not great. My OJ took ages to arrive, and when I reminded the waitress, she came back and slammed it on the corner of table! This is a popular place among old school folks who still think it's fancy, but it's honestly a bit of a factory at this point.