The Cornish Pasties were wonderful, highly recommend. The location is easy to find, and is tucked…read moreinto the alleyway.

Very small shop with limited seating but the food was great! Sooo worth it. I'm from New York so we…read moredon't have Cornish Pasties anywhere around me. I make sure to make it a priority to get them whenever I'm in Europe. These were some of the best with a huge variety of flavors as well as other foods. Staff were so friendly and warm

This was a first for me. I was with a group of four who attended Carlow town's first pride parade…read more I'd never been in a Supermacs before, nor have I ever tried their food. I know from the news that the guy who started it was a school teacher and he's recently had some success against Mc D's in Europe over using the term Big Mac. Supermacs won and Mc D got a grilling. This Supermacs also has an in-store Papa John pizza place, so I had a choice. I opted for an overpriced burger and factory made chips with a Diet Coke at around 8 euro. It was somewhat better tasting than the similar equally overpriced Mc D burger meal and I felt fuller longer. This fast food was slow complying and delivered to our table. I also tried their whipped ice cream in a cone with a Cadbury chocolate flake and it was fairly good. I might buy another ice cream some day but as for the burger food goes it's no thanks.

This place is trendy and loud, however the food was delicious. The staff will check in your coat…read morewhile you dine which I loved. If you have to wait for a table you can get a drink at the bar and they'll grab you when your table is ready. Everything we tried was well seasoned. We left with a full belly. I ordered the Social Menu for $65.00 which included a glass of sparkling wine, an appetizer, an entree, and a dessert. It was worth it and I ate everything. The tempura prawns were my favorite.

The Ivy Dublin is a large, beautifully designed restaurant, and it definitely makes a strong first…read moreimpression. Unfortunately, the experience didn't quite match the setting. The space was so loud that it was genuinely difficult to hear anyone at our own table, which took away from the overall meal. Food-wise, it was a mixed bag. The fish and chips were average, and three of the four portions at our table had a surprising number of bones. Accompanying the fish, the mushy peas didn't have much flavor, though the chips themselves were decent. The blackened cod tasted more like it had been marinated in a soy glaze than actually blackened, but the flavor was still good -- just not much else to the dish. The burger was massive and cooked to a standard medium (for anyone visiting from outside Ireland, that's typical). Service was the biggest miss. It took an extremely long time to get drinks, and even longer for entrées to arrive. Between the noise level, the slow pacing, and the uneven food, I don't think I'd return.

Sunday afternoons at the Ashbourne Hotel can be a noisy, chaotic affair but great if you have…read morechildren. They have a bouncy castle and a lady that does face-painting so adults can sit back, eat their dinner and relax while the children burn off some steam. The food is adequate, there's carvery with all the trimmings and they're not stingy with the portions. It would be nice to have something to choose from other than the usual roast beef, turkey etc and the food looked a bit burnt from sitting in an over-heated hot-plate but once you know that's what you coming here to eat then everyone should be happy enough. The only issue I had the Sunday gone was that their website states that there is live music Saturdays and Sundays but when I asked the lady behind the bar she said there is no music anymore on Sundays. They should have removed this from the website as once we'd eaten it got quite boring for the adults.

The food here is excellent with prices that are equally impressive! My wife and I got the Early…read moreBird Special, which is a four course meal with a bottle of wine for €55. For starters, we had the duck liver pate and bruschetta, which were both superb. Our main courses were both the lamb stack cooked medium. The mint sauce was especially tasty! We finished off with coffee and dessert. My wife chose the cheese cake. The name of my dessert escapes me, but it was a filled pastry with an ice cream. Our children's' meals were reasonably priced with generous portions. I would recommend The Loft to anyone!

I have been going to this place for quite a while and the owners have recently turned the place…read morearound past few months. The place is renovated now and the ambiance is 10/10. The Chicken is great as always and theyve also added a few new items to the menu, the shawarma being my new favourite. highly recommend this place

My new fav restaurant in dublin!!…read more I ordered a zinger burger, i thought it wouldn't be as good as a kfc one but when I tried it i thought of never buying from kfc again!! The burger was big enough, fresh bread and so spicy! The sauce that came with it was tasty ~~~ The price was so decent for this deliciousness 4€! I got it delivery and they said it would take 30 minz but it came even before! Overall; perfect! Keep up the good job;

On a morning after the night before, there's nothing quite as miraculous as a traditional diner fry…read moreup on a heavy white plate. Pour a cup of Lyon's, butter up the toast and let the healing begin. For City Centre sufferers, Benny's is the place to rejoin the land of the living. This is as close to a true American diner as it can get (sorry Eddie Rockets, no points for chroming the tables) with an affordable, unchanging menu of burgers, chips, all things battered, buttered and sold between slices of bread. The coffee is heathenish but their stainless steel pots of black tea will transport you. On our most recent visit the injured party soothed his aching head with a mountain of breakkie (served all day for €7.90): 2 eggs, toast, sausage, pudding, a pool of beans and tea. I opted for a chicken club which came -rather than stacked -as three sandwich halves with salad and a handful of crisps. But I won't be smug about the cuisine; Benny's has been keeping teens and taxi drivers happy for years now, so the formula clearly works. The eat-in area is clean and bustling with very local eaters. The take away lane is always out the door on weekends and after hours, but don't let it deter you -this is an outstanding little chipper with a heart of gold.

Bennys in my opinion is the best diner in Dublin. It is much better value than Leo Burdocks, and…read moredefintely alot cheaper than Eddie Rockets! That doesn't mean it is cheap, it is reasonably priced. But the food is gorgeous! You can tell they put the effort into their burgers and their chips are lovely and chunky, making it so popular with the locals.

With supermacs you know what you're going to get And it…read moreisn't going to be anything special But by god will it be comforting So when I headed into supermacs to get a snackbox I didn't expect to be waiting 30 minutes And it was only when the manager intervened that my order was actually seen to However with this in mind this is one instance Every other time I have visited this establishment it has been very satisfactory and the chicken is above the standard for supermacs restaurants ordinarily

Myself and my mum always love going to Supermacs after shopping. Came here at 7pm Saturday evening…read more We were visiting KIldare for the first time. Place not overly busy. Food was good but the place was filthy. They had no separate floor staff for cleaning. The floors and tables were left filthy till we asked for someone to clean one for us to sit at. The rest of the tables and floor was just left dirty. They have one toilet which is locked, no idea why it smelled so bad you could hardly sit in there. The toilet was even stained with faeces. Dirty dirty dirty.

The shashlik is no longer great. They seem to have turned it into a cheap kebab. Chips have a good…read moreportion size and are always fresh. Local delivery is fast and friendly.

Curry chips pretty basic, undersized portion considering price. Still tasty none the less!read more

This restaurant is part of the unexceptional Mercer Hotel. At lunch time it offers hot food such as…read morepies and stews - all of which are sitting out on a hotplate. The standard is not high, as is to be expected of similar types of restaurant. The price however is a little steep for the quality. In saying that, the fish and chips are perfectly fine, and occasionally the soup can be pretty pleasant and is obviously home made. Don't make an effort to visit but if you have nowhere else then it's acceptable.