Gerry's has the best Irish breakfast in the whole of Dublin! The staff is great as well and the…read moreservice is exceptionally quick even when busy. The restaurant is fairly small and usually full so expect a wait if you go during normal breakfast times. They have three Irish breakfast options generously priced and even more generously portioned! They also have a number of daily specials, ranging from fresh cod to pork chips to lasagne, depending on the day. The printed menu is kind of small so be sure to check the daily specials board!

Only 9 Euros for a fantastic breakfast, a refreshing Apple juice, and a surprise allergic reaction!…read more If you have allergies please BE CAREFUL! Even if you order a nut-free dish, you might a nasty shock after your meal like I did. Cash only, two ATMs are down the street

I used to love Eddie Rocket's. Their burgers and chicken wings were, at one point my favourite…read morefoods. More recently, Eddie's has really gone down hill. They have started charging ridiculous prices and the quality of the food has gone way way down. We dropped into the Eddie Rocket's on Parnell st for an impromptu pig out. We ordered ad it took them about 35 minutes for them to finally bring the food. We could see my burger under the hot lamps for about 15 of those minutes The Jalapeno Popper at one point was the pinnacle of burgers in Ireland for me. Lots of peppers, cheese, sour cream on a lash of hot sauce. What I got this time was kind of a sloppy mess (see picture). Most of the jalapenos fell out the back of the burger. My girlfriend's veggie burger was really dry. She used to love these but she was left very disappointed. All in all Eddie's was once a fantastic burger spot. Now they over charge for burgers that are not as good as they once were.

Over in Philly there was Johnnie Rockets, a suspiciously similar retro burger joint chromed and…read morered-pleathered and smelling rather satisfyingly of chip fat and meat. Here it's Eddie Rockets and there's nowhere quite like Parnell Street's burger joint for pre-movie munchies. It's pricey here in ways no establishment calling itself a diner should ever be - which is why Hubby Himself often pays - with two burgers, fries, onion rings, milkshake and diet coke (the lynchpin in weight gain) coming to about 30 yo-yos. ...For that money you could get a gorgeous Indian dinner form Bombay Pantry, fill the tank for a VW Lupo or buy a pre-worn hipster top from Urban Outfitters. Here, it's greasy spoon goodness. The service is prompt, the wait-staff efficient but quiet, and when your deep-fried side order isn't to your liking, they'll replace or refund without fighting (it really does happen in Ireland). And with a second entrance that leads out to the Cineworld complex and theatre it makes dinner and a movie easier than ever.

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.

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.

Got the 4 for 10 euro breakfast; I picked egg, hashbrown, tomato, and beans, and it also came with…read moretea/coffee and toast. Great value for the food and everything was delicious! The owner chatted with us, asking where we were from and giving us suggestions on what to visit in our remaining time in Dublin, really adding to the homey feel of the restaurant. The perfect place for our final breakfast in the city!

Lovely diner, excellent meal, and wonderful hospitality. Thank you for the delicious breakfast,…read morecan't wait to be back again soon.

What a magnificent, posh, beautiful hotel. The service was so traditionally, and professionally…read morepresented. I could not have asked for better service. I just loved the early European architecture of this hotel. The food was divine. The house made molasses bread was served alongside their delicious celery white beetroot soup. My daughter had the oysters. They were locally caught and she said they were the best oysters she ever had. Also the house made vegetarian burger was one of the best I've ever had, served on a brioche bun. I'll definitely be back.

My family and I love this place…read more Their set courses are super good. Everything is so tasty, especially their seafood dishes. Price per person without drinks is about €50-€70. The seafood tower here is my favorite!!!! Around €65. Great service, and great atmosphere. I'm a loyal and returning customer here and I definitely recommend!

Touristy diner featuring American styled food. Just enough to get you fueled until dinner. Service…read morewas fast and decor, retro 50's.

Yikes! All bad…read more Avoid this place. I had the worst macaroni and cheese here. The noodles were soggy. And the cheese sauce was bland. Terrible. Couldn't eat it. The cheese fries I ordered were a joke. The fries were undercooked, and not seasoned. Then the cheese sauce was slapped on top. Also not edible. Batting 0/2 at this point. For my meal, I ordered a salad with beet falafel. Again disappointing. The beet falafel was dry and hard- overcooked severely. The chips on the salad were stale. It was just garbage. That's strike 3, you're out Eddie Rocket's. My husband ordered a burger and forced it down, since he was starving. The restaurant was dirty and not clean. Our server was not tentative at all. Basically all of the above, was bad. Zero redeeming qualities.

My partner and I went here for lunch today after a long day of walking around Dublin. We are…read moreAmerican and wanted to see their take on American diner food. When we walked in we were immediately greeted and seated in a booth. We ordered food a few minutes later. I got the chicken tender basket and a Ferrero Rocher shake, and my partner got the BLT basket and a Kinder Bueno shake. We also got the mac and cheese bites just to see how they were. The chicken tenders were hot but very small. The fries were alright but a little disappointing - something I experience in diners with some degree of frequency in the states, so I guess you could call this a point for accuracy? The BLT sliders were fine, nothing to write home about. The mac and cheese bites tasted like cafeteria mac that was battered and fried. Again, nothing special. The shakes were good but a bit watery - I like my shakes to be more creamy and thick. The food overall was lacking salt (and seasoning overall) and I saw other people putting salt and pepper all over their food too so I know it wasn't a me thing. The bathrooms weren't great. They were in the basement down a long hallway. They weren't very clean and the doors on the stalls were both broken and stuck on engaged, so you couldn't lock them and you couldn't tell if someone was in one without knocking. I felt uncomfortable the whole time I was in there and couldn't wait to get back out. The restaurant itself was an average level of cleanliness. The floors were dirty but it was a very rainy day so I could forgive that. The booths weren't in great condition - some had tears that originated from cracked vinyl. The staff seemed friendly enough but I did catch two of them talking about another table in another language. I didn't speak the language but they were blatantly looking at the table and pointing with their eyes. It made me feel a bit bad on behalf of that table - they were right behind us and hadn't done anything wrong. Overall this place is just alright. It's fine if you're starving and don't really care what you eat or if it's any good, but if you want a meal you will enjoy and remember then try a pub across the river instead.

Basic American diner, styled like 1955…read more If you are tired of steak pies and pub food, stop in here for a quick burger and milkshake! I say 'quick,' because they want you to eat and go! Hah! It does say 'Eat and go!' on their caps, but that is what I like to do anyway - no prob! The Clonakilty burger has beef, bacon, a fried egg, and even hash-browns! It is huge, but manageable - I ate every bite and licked my fingers! Most burgers with fried eggs are really messy, from the runny yolks - but this egg was cooked hard enough so that it didn't make a mess. Big improvement! The Cheesy Chicken burger was also good. The Bacon & Cheese Fries were decent; thick bacon bits were excellent, but the gooey cheeze-whiz style cheese lowered their delight-factor. Real grated cheese would've been much better. Tasty ice cream desserts, and fair prices, in a clean chrome diner. Restrooms downstairs were very clean. We liked it!

Came here for lunch. Wanted more, but overall a good experience…read more Ordered the double cheeseburger with chips for about €15, which was high for what I got. Was left hungry afterwards, but the taste of both the burger and chips were excellent! Service was alright, staff were a little short with me but otherwise helpful! The ambiance was in a mall, which was alright. Decent seating area for meals. Probably won't return

The chicken fingers were fine although the BBQ sauce is really good. The chips are very bland…read morethough so they need some flavor on them of some sort. Also, the seats have completely torn up cushions on the window booths. Not my favorite, definitely will not return!

This place was super cool. Really nice Victorian interior with cool stag-inspired decor. Staff is…read morenice and it's pretty spacious. Was surprised to find they had table service.

If you want to experience a true Victorian pub in Dublin, The Stag's Head is a beautiful place to…read morestart. Tucked down Dame Court just off Dame Street, The Stag's Head is one of those rare pubs that feels genuinely historic rather than designed to look old. The building dates to the late 1800s, and the interior retains the ornate features of a classic Victorian "gin palace"--rich carved wood, stained glass, brass rails, and a warm, glowing bar that feels wonderfully preserved. We stopped in around 4:30 pm, which turned out to be a perfect time to visit. There were other patrons enjoying drinks and food, but the atmosphere was calm and relaxed rather than loud or rowdy. It felt like the kind of place where locals drop in for a quiet pint on their way home from work before the evening crowd arrives. The staff were excellent--friendly, welcoming, and attentive without being intrusive. The food was very good (we failed to take photos because we were too busy enjoying it). As a vegetarian, I was thrilled to see the Impossible burger front and center on their menu; it was deliciously prepared with guacamole on a brioche bun, and not an afterthought on the menu. My companions both chose the Irish Beef Burger, and said it was excellent. One thing to know: this is a traditional Victorian pub, so cocktails aren't really part of the program. Expect beer, wine, or spirits rather than mixed drinks. In a place like this, that actually feels exactly right. Other pubs do serve mixed drinks. Between the history, the ambience, the quality of the food, and the wonderful staff, The Stag's Head is the kind of place that makes you feel like you've experienced a real piece of Dublin.