So happy we stumbled across this restaurant after looking at our hotel restaurant (menu items…read morelooked disgusting lol).Less than 10 minute walk from Crowne Plaza hotel.You can call and make reservations which is nice. We both had chicken spicy pasta, so good!We shared garlic bread (without cheese) and had the Carmel desert(wasn't a fan husband liked it)and tiramisu which was tasty.

Place is ok but I can not recommend it. My hotel bar was better. Sad because I like to support the…read morelocal establishments. Daily fish was sea bass and tasted fresh. The fillet steak (hold the sauces please) seemed to be too much for them. It was ordered medium rare but came first medium, then rare. Then the decor upstairs is just so cheesy. They need to rip down the wallpaper, remove the lantern and inoperable chandelier lighting. It would look better left as the woodwork from the original structure.

Excellent service and delicious food. Would highly recommend. Had the limoncello spritz and…read morespaghetti carbonara and garlic bread to start. Would've loved dessert but was too full.

Wonderful pizza! We loved the pepperoni! Truly had a wonderful flavor. The service was great. It's…read morea cute little place. We didn't need reservations on a Tuesday evening.

Not family friendly no high chair for 1 year old granddaughter. Manager was the rudest person I've…read morecome across. Obviously making enough money to turn away 10 people Paschal O'Connor Baldoyle Dublin

This is yet another review from my time in Ireland in August of this year…read more I have to start by saying that I absolutely love Italian food and will seek it out where ever I go...for the most part. Il Sorriso was quite fantastic and authentic - from the Italian staff to the excellent cuisine! Began with a fine glass of Chianti and superbly fresh bruschetta and basil. The main course was Pollo con Panna e Funghi . Tender chicken, perfectly cooked pasta, mushrooms and an exceedingly delicious marinara. The ambiance was excellent and had a warm, inviting glow. This is a wonderful restaurant to bring your significant other - a romantic setting. I highly recommend this restaurant if you're looking for Italian done right. And if you desire a place where you can relax and take in all that is good!!

Super food, very wholesome and chatty staff too I enjoyed everything about this authentic Italian…read morerestaurant. My carbonara was spectacular.

Cane here for lunch after spending the afternoon at the Botanical Garden. Amazing food -- I had…read morewine, carbonara, tiramisu, and espresso, and they were all delicious and not expensive. I would go back in a heartbeat.

Was really pleasantly surprised by Fratelli's. Had seen vouchers for it on the various different…read moreusual sites and hadn't given it much thought tbh. Got invited along to an occasion here last weekend and used said voucher. The menu really impressed me, seemed very authentic with many options not often seen at your usual run of the mill Italian. I went for the venison sausage with berry and red onion reduction for starter and wild boar bolognese with papardelle fresh egg pasta topped with parmesan cheese. Both were top notch and I'd recommend both for sure. We finished by sharing the homemade tiramisu and a chocolate cherry cake, both didn't last long, the tiramisu in particular was bloody fantastic. Nice as I've had :)

Fratelli's fills a spot in Swords village that has long been left open - a decent Italian…read morerestaurant. At one stage there were three in the village but they all closed their doors in recent years. They serve authentic Italian food, with an emphasis on freshly made items like pasta and tiramisu (one of the best I've had). The service is fantastic and there is value to be had in the Early bird or voucher offers to be found on the usual discount sites, though the ala carte menu is definitely on the pricier side. No better (or other!) place to look for a good feed of Italian fare in Swords; you'll get a warm welcome and be looked after very well if our experience was anything to go by!

Just arrived home from Mulino tonight. I went their with my Wife and two teenage children…read more The place is beautifully decorated and the seating is well spaced out. The chef and staff are very attentive and the service is excellent. I ate from the a la carte menu and the others from the early bird menu. 20 euro for two courses. 23 euro for three course. The kids ordered a generous portion of spicy chicken wings which where delicious. My wife had the Bruschetta which I was eyeing enviously until my Gambretti arrived (tiger prawns in tempura batter). Scrumptious. (I would return for the starter alone) We all enjoyed our starters and I had the rump of beef steak for main. Best steak I've ever had when dining. Simply divine. Huge portion. My wife and daughter had the Penne and my unadventurous son had the Pizza. All really enjoyed their meals and we had no complaints (which is a first with fussy eaters) We all had dessert which had been freshly prepared. I drank a bottle of Chardonnay from the varied list. All in All I had no complaints about this beautiful family restaurant and I cannot wait to return. This quaint family run authentic Italian would suit all types from romantic couples to families and parties. I have at last found my quiet little Italian which I will be visiting on a regular basis from now on.

Arrived here more by accident than by choice- as we were caught on the hop and needed a local…read morerestaurant at short notice-but as it turned out, a very pleasant surprise indeed! its a fairly standard Dublin Italian experience- a mix of steak, pasta and pizza. what made it different was the obvious charm of the owner and staff, a nice mix of specials- and the food, most importantly, was well presented and tasty. Ìt wasn't that busy for a Saturday- there were quite a few empty tables, but a pianist made the room feel full with a lovely mixture of tunes- so it was actually even better, not having to compete with a noisy room! Would I go back?- absolutely- it was a lovely experience and would recommend highly! salut!

Needed a microscope to see my Lasagna portion. About the size of a chocolate brownie. Maybe…read moreincrease in costs has created the necessity for serving less? Taste was very nice and staff friendly.

Overall, this is very nice place. For the starter we shared cyprese di bufalo. I though "Italian"…read morecuisine is full of bread but not in this place. We had to ask for some bread. Instead of butter we'd got a margarine. Salad come before our drinks but was very nice. I really like mozzarella and it's hard to screw that dish. For a main we order Fettuccine dal mare ( with spaghetti pasta) and pollo ala crema and two main course were lovey.highly recommend!! For deserts we had tiramisu which was completely tasteless and vanilla ice cream with the meringue and "home" made chocolate. Id say chocolate was very cheap and never homemade. My opinion, from the staff to the guests, there is nothing Italian in this place.

Ok, the food here was superb. I'm going to start there. Because it's true, and that's important…read more The service was great, too! Normally, this would be a five star review. "But why, Brian, is it not," you ask? Many of you may know that my wife uses a wheelchair, so that is usually first on my mind when visiting any establishment. We check to see if it says its accessible. And Wood Fire said it was! Yay! Except, well, sort of yes, sort of no. We were able to get in the door. The first door, to the outside covered seating area. No chance of getting in the second door into the building proper, because that had stairs. But that was ok. It was a nice night out and we were happy to sit in the covered outside area. But is a place really accessible if the toilets are not? Not only would the stairs have been an issue, but there's no way her wheelchair could have navigated through the restaurant to the back, and once there, forget it. Way too small and narrow for a chair to get in there. So yeah, great food, nice people, we had a good time. But I'm not sure "accessible" is accurate.

After landing in Dublin from the States at 5 AM and walking 13 miles around the city in a desperate…read moreattempt to stay awake until bedtime GMT, ordering take out pizza to have in our hotel room seemed liked the perfect solution. And it was. Did a little research and found this gem a block and a half from our hotel. Called an ordered a 4 frommagi "mini calzone" and was told they didn't have that on the menu any longer, so I asked why they did have for calzones and he said "we have one with mozzarella, Parmesan, scarmorza and salami". I said "could I order that but without the salami" and so it was done- tre frommagi. I couldn't decide between the Bianca and the "Lucky Tom" but on the owner's suggestion, went with the Bianca, a pizza with an olive oil base, topped with tomato, mozzarella di buffalo, Parma ham, shaved park and rocket (a.k.a. Arugula). When I went to pick them up 10 minutes later, they were ready and had a lovely char from the wood fired oven. The "mini" calzone would've been more than enough for the two of us, and I wished I had ordered just that since we do not have a refrigerator in our room and have to get creative with any leftovers. Anyway both hit the spot, but there was so much cheese in the calzone o ended up having it on the crust of my pizza and there was too much rocket on the pizza, but overall a win and a nice finish to the evening before we drifted off to sleep.

Very good Italian food. We enjoyed sitting on the patio there this summer. Good bread, pasta, and…read morepizza. They also have a kids menu. The service was good, and we observed one of the servers being unfailingly polite to a neighboring table that complained about the size of the _free_ ice cream given to their child. (We were amused.)

Friendly service upon our lunchtime arrival and it quickly became busy. Food came out quickly and…read morewas quite tasty. Great option after a walk around the harbor.

Cute pizza place. Stopped in for lunch. Had the Margherita pizza. It was cooked well and tasty. The…read morestaff were friendly and answered my questions about how to pay/purchase tickets for the city bus.

Was craving pizza & saw good reviews about PI. Got their classic Margherita & honestly wasn't…read moreimpressed. The flavor was lacking even after crushed chili peppers, but the crust itself was good. They have dips for the pizza which would have added more flavor but I feel like a good pizza shouldn't need dips. Casual ambiance and great customer service overall! The price wasn't reflective of the pizza for me. Maybe I'll have to try a different one next time.