One Of My Favourite Places To Eat Out!!!!…read more The Food Is Extremely Tasty and The Staff Service Is Amazing Highly Recommend D'Vine

Drogheda doesn't seem like it's exactly buzzing with interesting places to eat, and it was by pure…read moreluck that we came across d'Vine on a sunny Sunday afternoon. The two connecting dining rooms are amazing and cozy, with a big bar counter at the back, wine racks and a huge assortment of whimsical objects or artwork around the place. Upstairs there's a terrace where you can fully enjoy their tapas menu and maybe even go for a cocktail. There's a set dishes menu, a smaller tapas menu and also the specials of the day, written on a big blackboard - that our hostess kindly perched on a chair in front of our table, improptu style. In both fixed menus there are many vegetarian and/or gluten free options. The wine list was interesting enough, though not perfect. I managed to find a beautiful spanish Verdejo there, so that must count for something. We were served delicious food and the only thing I can point is that my vegetarian stuffed zucchini had a bit too much cheese, but other than that everything was good and their special of the day, salmon, was cooked perfectly. Unfortunately we were both too full to try the desserts, but at least we got to to wrap our lunch up with a nice espresso.

I stopped in for a bit of breakfast with some friends. The cafe had a pleasant, modern vibe. The…read morestaff were extremely friendly. I ordered the full breakfast, which was hot, plentiful and delicious upon arrival! That kind of breakfast could keep you going all day!! A friend had the smoked salmon and was delighted with her meal as well! I definitely think the Crystal Cafe is worth a return visit, or two!! Lol!

Excellent customer service in this cafe, the food is magnificent and extremely good value. From the…read moremoment We arrived we were made feel very welcomed, the attentiveness of the staff and the overall atmosphere is excellent. Presentation of food is beautiful, have nothing bad to say about the place will definitely be returning and recommending to all of my friends!

I booked a late reservation here at the Muddler's Club. I came solo and got dropped off by a taxi…read more I got a little lost while trying to find the restaurant. It's pretty hidden in the alley and not going to lie...coming to a new city, let alone a new country by myself was a bit intimidating, but I found it just in time for my reservation. I absolutely loved my first Michelin Star restaurant experience. I was born in Belfast, and have never been back since I was born, so I enjoyed every opportunity to tell a server. The staff was so friendly and described every dish. I ordered the Seasonal Tasting MenuEach dish was excellent. My favorite was probably the duck and the savory mousse pastries. Food in order of serving: 1. Sourdough Guinness bread with vanilla butter and olive oil 2. Olive sponge crab and apple, chicken and caramel with some type of mousse 3. Scallops, cucumber frothy brown butter 4. Bluefin tuna tartare with avocado and heirloom tomato 5. Halibut with crispy chicken skin 6. Duck 7. Sorbet and then....my phone died before I could write down the other yummy dishes I ate! The ambience was dark, romantic, and vibey. A little mysterious because of the hidden aspect, but overall I loved my whole experience here.

My weekday dinner at Muddler's Club seemed a bit directionless…read more The food is excellent, taste, flavor combinations and présentation. That is not the concern. The space itself has a very long and interesting history, just over 40 seats have been cramped into that space. A couple tables have small glass walls to separate them and squeeze in more diners. And it's pretty loud. So loud, I can barely hear the sommelier describe her wines. There may have been music playing... but who can hear? There seems to be an attempt to elevate the bartender over the sommelier, with the menu encouraging the guests to try specialty cocktails instead of selecting whole bottles of wine. And the bartender's constant ice shaker only adds to the noise. The service is very relaxed, with servers in t-shirts and jeans, sneakers, paper napkins. And the servers seemed a bit inattentive, watching the chefs through the pass, not paying attention to guests' needs. Oh, and the server even wrote "thank you" on the printed bill... How kind. Excellent Flair. Pure Chotchkie's. For the food, I'll return. 2025 04 16. M1. 235.

This is the wine bar offering from the folk behind Michelin starred restaurant Ox (which is also…read morenext door!) I absolutely loved it here and can't wait until my next visit. For any wine lovers out there, the sparkling red is an absolute must try. We also asked the waitress to bring us out a selection of cheeses as we weren't too sure what to get. She brought us out three different types to compliment our choice of wine, and they were fantastic. The staff are very knowledgeable, so if you aren't too sure what to order, just ask. Organising my next visit already!

Recently visited here after dining at Ox (the Ox staff were more than forward when recommending you…read morevisit Cave afterwards). Very dark, but quite a cosy little place. Excellent choice of cheese and wines (I highly recommend the Aged Comté with Truffled Honey). Prices are slightly high, but if you're planning a night out dining at Ox, it's a nice convenient place to go afterwards to relax.

Yelp not big in Ireland so had to write this: this restaurant is amazing! 100's of reviews on trip…read moreadvisor. Best vegetarian meal I may have ever had: curry vegetables, potatoes and lentils were incredible. The eponymous bread to start lived up to its billing: the head chef who owns bakery insists that only he can make the bread served with a homemade pesto sauce which is delicious. The burger with goat cheese was tasty/huge. Service and atmosphere top notch. Best meal in Ireland for us.

Really lovely vegetarian food, nice not to be offered stir fry for a change and to have two very…read moredifferent options. Spot on!

Quaint little cafe. Really friendly staff. Good strong coffee and a selection of beautiful…read moredesserts. I got the apple and almond pie it was delicious.

I have been to Saint Germain a few times and have found the standard of food and service to be…read moreconsistently good. For a small homely venue they have an extensive menu that caters for everything from coffee and a scone or a light lunch to a full meal. It is always busy, which is a good sign! The prices are at the high end of average, but are worth paying

Absolutely amazing! This hole in the wall is a little gem of a place. The staff and the chef are…read morehere to serve and it shows. Amazingly fresh, amazingly tasty. If you're in Dublin and you want some great tasting Italian food this is the place.

Super tasty authentic Italian cuisine! Staff are very friendly and good looking! Pinot Grigio is…read morelovely here!

A very good restaurant. Beautiful interior with consistently tasty food. The staff are always…read morefriendly too. Would have no hesitation in recommending to friends.

Went down to the point for their Ladies lunch and prosecco 1-3pm Saturday afternoons. We went with…read morethe 3 tapas plates for £13. Fries, sweet potato fries, potato and chorizo gratin, chicken wings, chicken strips x2, BBQ ribs, fish cakes and beef in peppered sauce. It was delicious. Service was good - and friendly, food was relatively quick and hot and absolutely delicious. Great shareable portions. Plus the prosecco was flowing which is always good! Great wee afternoon for you and the girlfriends!

If you like fresh seafood this is the place for you. The salmon, mussels, scallops, shrimp, John…read moreDory fish are all harvested fresh every day out of the Irish Sea. I had the mixed seafood grill. Excellent. The crabcakes were the best I have ever eaten. And I am from the pacific NW! The prices were also very reasonable. They have a nice pub downstairs. The owner was very friendly. The wine list was pretty good as well. This is a ten minute taxi ride out of Newry in the quaint seaside town of Warrenpoint where the Newry canal empties out into the Irish Sea.