This pub got a new chef a few years ago and ever since then it's been noted for fantastic food,…read moreeven beyond normal pub grub. Highly recommend the macker's hot wings, one of the best chicken wing dishes I've had in Dublin, a nice balance of hot and sour. Desserts are not bad, sticky toffee pudding was my favorite. Prices are really good here and wait staff are friendly. Gonna come back for risotto and burger dishes!!

Food always great here, free kids meal with an adults meal aswell.. Good menu to choose from.. Love…read morethe Goats cheese Salad yummy, Burger is also delicious & my hubby loves the Steak Sambo & Lasagne

there was a black hair in my roast dinner disgusting would not go to this place and this isn't the…read morefirst time this has happened very rude staff also

Went here a week or two ago with a few mates for one of the football matches…read more The downstairs was full with people having dinner while the upstairs bar wasn't packed so we decided to go up there to watch the game. When we went to order a drink the service wasn't the best as the bartender took ages to serve us. As there wasn't many in the place I wondered what took him so long to serve. However the drinks were at a reasonable price and the upstairs bar had a big screen to watch the game on. I'll definitely be returning to watch another match up there soon.

My daily commute on the 49 swings past this respectable looking pub and for years I've been meaning…read moreto see if the Guinness was equally respectable. 30 years of built-up expectations is a lot to live up to but I was pleasantly relieved to find that in Morton's, like all the old-time pubs of Dublin, everything is as it should be. Decor is well worn but scrupulously clean - indents in the bar where the auld lads rested their weary elbows while polishing off beers and barstools. My first appearance there was greeted by a friendly smiling barmaid who pulled a most remarkable pint, cheap too with change out of €4. As the evening rolled on the pints rolled in and an older clientele came to talk toot. It's the sort of bar where everyone has their own seat at the bar but there's room for everyone as conversation was chatty and in no way the sullen silence of people drinking for a reason. Last bus home was right outside. Should the great pints have gotten the better of you there's also a taxi company right next door - handy, and no doubt I'll be in need of their service soon.

What a cute spot. Impossible to find though because it's so far off the beaten track and I'm not at…read moreall sure I could find it again. That said, we wound up for lunch here after a bracing walk in nearby Ticknock - if about 5 km counts as nearby. A very small and cosy dining room full of character and various knicknacks and assorted curiosities, we were happy to share the large communal table in the centre of the room. This turned out to a door under glass. Being boring people, we all ordered the soup of the day - a piping hot roasted veg concoction with moreish brown bread on the side followed by coffees all round. A no. of happy diners were tucking in to ginormous sandwiches which looked fantastic. There's a pizza oven in the yard which wasn't in use on this occasion. Next time - if I can find the place!

Oh this place frustrates the life out of me because I like it. The staff are friendly and polite…read morebut I'd be surprised if any have a history in the service industry. The settings are stunning, it's a quirky, higgldy piggldy little place with bags of charm. You can have lunch with chickens mingling with your group it's great. However! Three times in a row now I have been and half the menu is off, lads stock more if it's a big seller. It's unacceptable to be out of food at half two on a Tuesday. It's not how to run a business

Nicest chips ever. Always fresh. The chipper itself is spotless, each person has a designated area…read moreand you'll never get the same person handle your money and then make your burger (you'd be surprised the amount of chippers has happened to me in!) 5 stars for the chips Chicken pieces in snack box not great which brings it down to a 4 star! Burgers, fish, chicken baguettes and battered sausages good too :-)

My favourite chipper in dublin!! Chips always well cooked and fresh and sometimes have to wait a…read morebit but no problem at all. One bag of chips would do 2 people as portions are huge!! And they do a great kebab sauce with usually ends up all over my face as I'm a sloppy mess

It is billed as authentic and delicious Italian Cuisine and I can say hand on heart it is nowhere…read moreclose to authentic Italian Cuisine - thank jeebus for that; I hate all that bathed in olive oil and no chips rubbish that has become cool recently (see my rant on cafe bar deli if you are unsure of my stance on the subject). This is a great little spot for family meetings and big groups. It offers good and constant quality - not fine dining by any stretch but we have never had a bad meal there. Also noteworthy is the staff, to a man helpful and friendly. My only complaint? The bread didn't arrive on the table before my father started grumbling about its absence... which in fairness only leaves them a 12.5 second window of opportunity.

Love this little restaurant.. Only discovered it recently have been back a few times. Its delish!…read more Food is gorgeous.. Staff are very friendly.. And the prices are great :)

Ah lads, if you haven't tipped up here for the "Killer Combo" you're missing out big time!…read more Bowl of delicious chilli, bowl of hot wings, bowl of nachos and a beast of a burger for 13 blips! Absolutely amazing! This is a class food joint doubled up as a local boozer and extremely child friendly, don't miss out

The lunch specials here are good value. They include a couple of dishes for €5, 6 different dishes…read morefor €6 and then their standard menu. There's a lot to choose from, so much so that I actually didn't know what to choose! I ended up going for the hamburger chips and a drink for €7. The hamburger was ok- the toppings were kind of thrown on it & I wasn't crazy about the meat.. It tasted more like pork than beef. The bap was nice and fresh and the chunky chips were really tasty. I'd definitely get the chips again with chicken wings or a sandwich next time. My mam got a chilli that came with rice. For €6 you really couldn't fall out with it. It was a bit plain appearance wise and wouldn't have done any harm to serve it with a couple of nachos just to dress it up a bit but my mam was happy enough. The staff were extremely warm and welcoming which was really nice. The place itself has a food area and then an area that's more like the bar part. There's about 3 30-40 inch screens around the place and one of those big projector style screens so I'd say this place would be a great spot to watch a match. I plan a trip back here when there is a match on and I think I'll get one of their baskets. I'll update my review then. Would recommend.

The experience I've had at Aussie Outback are mixed, it really feels like its missing something to…read morepush it to a higher rating. For one the music is clearly a member of staffs Spotify playlist, which is ok but its mainly chart music which doesn't seem to in-keep with the restaurants vibe. Now onto the food and service. I've enjoyed the food every time I've gone but the one thing that could easily be improved is the fries. Just a bit less salt and that would be magic. I'd happily recommend the Outback Whiskey sauce to any potential customers as it just hits the spot. Service wise, its more a relaxed atmosphere with the staff being A-Ok with nothing to complain about in that regard.

Burgers oh sweet jebus the burgers! Got takeaway and was not disappointed. BIG and I mean BIG,…read moretasty and more importantly hot. This is another one of these BBQ joints popping up like Starbucks but you'll not be disappointed. Tell them I sent you, they won't have a clue who I am but sure go for it

Fantastic sandwiches, they cut your sliced of bread off the loaf on front of you and there fillings…read moreare top quality (they even have pastrami!). You can chose from a set menu named after Avenues in New York or build your own. They have a full range of breads from wraps to rolls. They also do some pretty tasty salads and soups. I've been told the coffee is great too but I'm a tea drinker so can't say myself. Overall the best sandwich place in Tallaght.

The authentic Irish pub experience - loud, crowded, lots of cheerful patrons, friendly service,…read moreplenty choices for drinks and large portions of delicious food. This was my first meal in Ireland, and my first experience of Guinness 0.0. We were lucky to be given the last table, as it was Friday night, and there were bus-loads of tourists (for upstairs space). Guinness 0.0 turned out to be too bitter for me, but my husband happily finished my pint, after finishing his own. I was then recommended to try their alcohol-free Chardonnay, which was very nice and more suited my palate. One usually goes to a pub to drink with friends, and wouldn't expect much from the food offerings, but this place obviously puts a lot of thought and effort into their cooking, both in taste and in presentation. Good drinks, good food, and good company, in a loud and happy space - a perfect Irish experience!

Very cozy interior that welcomes you in for comfort foods. I've had other seafood chowders in…read moreIreland, but Merry Ploughboy's might be my favorite! This rich and creamy soup if perfect to warm you up on a cold day. It is also served with two pieces of brown bread with butter. Makes you feel right at home!