Best Fine Dining in Dublin

We've collected top 10 mentioned fine dining places in Dublin from other articles such as Independent.ie, Gibson, SquareMeal.

Best Fine Dining in Dublin

Chapter One Restaurant
Chapter One Restaurant
4.7 (778 ratings)
Understated and elegant dining rooms for envelope pushing international menu or famous Irish coffee.
18-19 Parnell Square N, Rotunda, Dublin 1, D01 T3V8, Ireland
Fine dining restaurantRestaurant
Mentioned by Condé Nast Traveler
15 Best Restaurants in Dublin
"Make no mistake about it: A meal at Chapter One will likely be the best meal you’ll eat in Ireland, from the fragile basmati cracker with sheep’s cheese that kicks thing off to the milk and honey that cap the meal. Tapping his strong relationships with producers and suppliers all over the country, head chef Eric Matthews embraces unusual Irish ingredients, including seaweed-infused asparagus and tricky-to-procure Lambay Island crab. Still, the prices are reasonable for the caliber of the cooking, particularly at lunchtime or on the pre-theater menu."
Mentioned by Gibson
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"different from the others on this list, chapter one has been awarded a michelin star. eating here is a true fine dining experience. the restaurant is in the former home of whiskey maker george jameson and the menu pays homage to the homely irish cuisine that we’re all so fond of."
Mentioned by Fodor’s Travel
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"This wonderful, culture-vulture favorite gets its name from its location, downstairs in the vaulted, stone-wall basement of the Dublin Writers...Read More"
Rosa Madre
Rosa Madre
4.5 (705 ratings)
Crow Street Bazaar, 7 Crow St, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, D02 YT38, Ireland
Italian restaurantFine dining restaurantSeafood restaurantWine cellar
Mentioned by SquareMeal
The 16 best Italian restaurants Dublin has to offer
"Why: If you’re a fan of Italian seafood, Rosa Madre is the perfect place for you. With a menu centred around fish, the Temple Bar restaurant is also never short on theatre. Dishes such as gratinated Wexford scallops come served on loudly patterned plates, while whole fishes are filleted at the side of your table."
Mentioned by Ramble Dublin
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"Rosa Madre in Dublin’s Temple Bar neighbourhood specialises in Italian seafood dishes, including such delicacies as lobster, oysters, and prawns. While the seafood is locally sourced Irish produce, all of the recipes have an authentic Italian influence. Location: 7 Crow Street, Temple Bar, Dublin"
Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud
Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud
4.6 (387 ratings)
Impeccably prepared and presented French fine dining and wine list in a refined townhouse setting.
21 Merrion St Upper, Dublin 2, D02 KF79, Ireland
Fine dining restaurant
Mentioned by 10Best
Best Dublin Restaurants for Enjoying Haute Cuisine
"Patrick Guilbaud's certainly has the credentials of a top Irish restaurant, sporting our country's only two star Michelin kitchen. If opulence and fine dining to the extreme is your bag then make sure to sample this mix of contemporary Irish, French and classical roots. Guilbaud's has been at the centre of Irish fine dining for thirty years and is somewhat of an institution."
Pearl Brasserie
Pearl Brasserie
4.7 (524 ratings)
Intimate contemporary rooms with peat burning fireplaces for innovative and well presented plates.
20 Merrion St Upper, Dublin 2, D02 XH98, Ireland
French restaurantFine dining restaurantRestaurant
Mentioned by ArrivalGuides.com
Dublin - Dining
"Located next to The Merrion Hotel and opposite the Government Buildings, Pearl Brasserie is a cosy basement hideawau exuding style, glamour and luxury. The celebrated food takes casual dining to new levels. Winner of Restaurant of the Year 2009, it has been at the top of the pack in Dublin for 14 years."
FIRE Steakhouse & Bar
FIRE Steakhouse & Bar
4.3 (1964 ratings)4 (50 ratings)
Victorian building with high vaulted ceilings brought bang up to date for local menu cooked simply.
The Mansion House, Dawson St, Dublin 2, Ireland
Steak houseSights & LandmarksBarBar & grillCatererCocktail barEvent venueFine dining restaurantLunch restaurantRestaurantWine barArchitectural BuildingsHistoric Sites
Mentioned by 10Best
Best Dublin Restaurants for Enjoying Haute Cuisine
"Located in the opulent surroundings of Dublin's Mansion House on Dawson Street, Fire has been built in what was originally the Lord Mayor's supper room and is now a magnificent space with stained glass windows and vaulted ceilings. The food is all locally sourced and cooked to a high standard with a good mix of meat, vegetarian options and seafood - the jumbo prawn starter is the house speciality. There is also a special steak menu with a variety of cuts of ages, marinated beef that are sure to make a meat-lover's mouth water."
Liath Restaurant
Liath Restaurant
5 (73 ratings)
19A Main St, Blackrock, Co. Dublin, A94 C8Y1, Ireland
Fine dining restaurantRestaurant
Mentioned by LovinDublin.com
The 100 best places to eat and drink in Dublin 2020
"Liath, the Irish word for grey, is a fine dining restaurant created by chef Damien Grey. Grey was the co-owner of the one-star Michelin Star Restaurant, 'Heron And Grey' which closed at the start of the year. Right now, getting a booking here is like gold dust."
Rasam Restaurant
Rasam Restaurant
4.5 (462 ratings)
Upmarket venue for Indian dining made with freshly mixed, roasted and grounnd spices and herbs.
18-19 Glasthule Rd, Glasthule, Dublin, A96 H2N1, Ireland
Indian restaurantFine dining restaurant
Glovers Alley by Andy McFadden
Glovers Alley by Andy McFadden
4.6 (126 ratings)
128 St Stephen's Green, Dublin 2, D02 HE18, Ireland
Fine dining restaurant
Mentioned by Fitzwilliam Hotel Dublin
Best Places to Eat in Dublin, Top Restaurants We Recommend
"The first bit of good news is that Glovers Alley is new but already one of the most acclaimed fine dining restaurants in Dublin. The second bit of good news is that you don’t even have to leave the hotel to get there – it’s right next door. And the best bit is as a resident of the Fitzwilliam hotel, you can enjoy a wonderful dining experience and not even leave the building."
Mentioned by LovinDublin.com
The 100 best places to eat and drink in Dublin 2020
"Glovers Alley is a swanky Millennial pink fine-dining restaurant on the first floor of the Fitzwilliam hotel. Dubliner Andy McFadden is the executive chef, having moved from London where he lived for 12 years, working in the prestigious Pied à Terre restaurant. Fun fact: At age 25, Andy was the youngest chef in London to hold a Michelin star, so you know he means business."
Luttrellstown Castle Resort
Luttrellstown Castle Resort
4.6 (725 ratings)
Grand hotel catering to groups set in a stately 15th-century castle, plus a golf course & a bar.
Kellystown, Castleknock, Co. Dublin, D15 RH92, Ireland
HotelCastleFine dining restaurantGolf clubWedding venue
Mentioned by Gays Around the Bay
Dublin's Best Castles and Churches
"This 12 room 16th century castle sits on nearly 600 acres and has its own 18 hole golf course. Visit the place where soccer super star David Beckham and Posh Spice tied the knot."
La Caverna Restaurant and Wine Bar
La Caverna Restaurant and Wine Bar
4.3 (391 ratings)
Stylish Italian restaurant with brick walls and 18th-century barrel vault dining room in the cellar.
12 Fownes Street Upper, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, D02 PY51, Ireland
Italian restaurantCocktail barFine dining restaurantGay barMediterranean restaurantPizza restaurantSeafood restaurantSteak houseVegan restaurantWine bar

Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in Dublin

Richmond Barracks
Richmond Barracks
4.6 (231 ratings)5 (216 ratings)
St Michael's Estate, Inchicore, Dublin, D08 YY05, Ireland
Cultural centerMuseumsEvent venueHistorical landmarkTour agencyChildren's MuseumsHistory MuseumsMilitary MuseumsNatural History MuseumsSpecialty Museums
Mentioned by Ireland Before You Die
The ULTIMATE A-Z list of museums in Dublin
"This restored soldiers barracks is today a state-of-the-art exhibition space and venue that pays tribute to its colourful history and Ireland’s heritage."
Howth Market
Howth Market
4.3 (3704 ratings)
Outdoor weekend market featuring locally made foods, organic produce, artisanal goods & souvenirs.
3A Harbour Rd, Howth, Dublin, D13 T8Y7, Ireland
MarketCoffee shopFarmers' marketHam shopIce cream shopNovelty store
Mentioned by Culture Trip
The Best Markets To Shop at in Dublin
"With five front units open seven days a week and over 25 stalls springing to life at the weekends, Howth Market is one of the focal points of this quaint seaside town and attracts locals just as much as those from further afield. Conveniently located beside the DART station, this market is perfect for browsing on a sunny day before heading along the cliff walk or onto the pier. Though the market sells a great mix of wares, from woodwork to antique jewellery, the food is the highlight."
Mentioned by LovinDublin.com
10 Best Weekend Markets To Check Out In Dublin
"There are so many reasons to visit this picturesque northside village on the weekend. But the market is a good enough reason in its own right. You're likely to find an array of organic produce, freshly baked goods, jewellery, clothing, antiques and loads more when checking out this market."
National Botanic Gardens
National Botanic Gardens
4.8 (10690 ratings)4.5 (2719 ratings)
Large area with naturalistic sections, formal gardens, an arboretum and a Victorian palm house.
Glasnevin, Dublin 9, D09 VY63, Ireland
Botanical gardenNature & ParksGardens

Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Dublin

Mak
Mak
4.3 (277 ratings)
Cullenswood Gardens, Ranelagh, Dublin 6, D06 C671, Ireland
Chinese restaurant
Mentioned by Trip101
10 Best Chinese Restaurants In Dublin, Ireland
"Drunken king prawns with XO cognac, in a spicy Szechuan pork sauce. #drunkenprawns #makatd6 #ranelagh #lovindublin www.mak.ie. The brainchild of two brothers, Mak is an excellent lifestyle restaurant, where the menu is a fantastic combination of authentic Chinese cuisine and Hong Kong-style dim sum along with many cocktails, wide range of wines, craft beers, and spirits."
Mentioned by Ramble Dublin
The Best Chinese Restaurants In Dublin
"Mak restaurant in the South Dublin suburb of Ranelagh offer a range of authentic Hong Kong-style dim sum dishes and other Chinese classics. The stunning interior guarantees a relaxing and sophisticated dining experience. Mak is also known for its range of decadent cocktails, including the adventurous cucumber and wasabi martini."
Jazz Chinese Restaurant
Jazz Chinese Restaurant
4.2 (268 ratings)
Kilmore, Dublin, Ireland
Chinese restaurant
Kites Chinese Restaurant
Kites Chinese Restaurant
4.4 (197 ratings)
Extensive menu of familiar Cantonese, Sichuan and Thai fare in a long-running local restaurant.
17 Ballsbridge Terrace, Dublin 4, Ireland
RestaurantAsian restaurantChinese restaurantThai restaurant

Best History Museum in Dublin

Dublinia
Dublinia
4.4 (3648 ratings)4 (3130 ratings)
Sights and smells bring hundreds of year's worth of history to life at this child friendly museum.
St Michaels Hill Christ Church, Dublin 8, Ireland
MuseumHistory museumSpecialty Museums
Mentioned by visitdublin.com
Museums & Attractions in Dublin
"Dublinia, located at the crossroads of the Medieval city at Christchurch in Dublin, brings history to life in an exciting way for all to engage, learn and share. Explore Viking Dublin's lifestyle, talk to the living history guides and experience the sights and sounds of Medieval Dublin. Learn about archaeology methods and climb St. Michael's Tower for great views of the city."
Mentioned by Learning Escapes | Family Travel Blog
Top things to do in Dublin with kids: family city guide
"If your kids are into Vikings and history, this can be the most fun museum of all as it recreates the streets of Dublin as they would have been during the middle ages!. A full immersion in history, here you can try on Viking clothes, visit a medieval kitchen and learn medieval games. It strikes a great balance between fun and education and both my kids adore it."
Mentioned by dublincitymum
INDOOR ACTIVITIES | Dublin City Mum
"Meet the Vikings face to face and learn about life during the Medieval period in Dublin. Dublinia is a great learning experience for kids of all ages. They have an exciting activity sheet for family, and especially for the young Vikings and History Hunters!"
National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology
National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology
4.5 (8124 ratings)4.5 (5204 ratings)
Local archaeological finds from the Bronze Age, Vikings and Medieval times with some Egyptian items.
Kildare St, Dublin 2, Ireland
MuseumCultural centerHistory museumNational museum
Mentioned by RELOCATING TO IRELAND
Dublin Museum and Galleries
"The National Museum of Archaeology houses a wonderful collection from Prehistoric, Viking and Medieval Ireland. It is also home to one of the largest and most important gold collections in Europe and many other interesting permanent collections and exhibitions. My personal favourite is the Iron Age bog bodies, which I found fascinating (and a tad unsettling)."
Mentioned by doylecollection.com
The Ultimate Guide to Dublin’s Museums and Galleries
"There are three Dublin outposts of the National Museum – Archaeology on Kildare Street, Natural History on Merrion Street, and Decorative Arts and History in Collins Barracks. All are free to visit, and have their own unique charms. The Natural History museum (also known as the Dead Zoo) is a must-see for kids, with stuffed animals from all around the world."
The Jeanie Johnston: An Irish Famine Story
The Jeanie Johnston: An Irish Famine Story
4.5 (728 ratings)4.5 (1366 ratings)
Tours below and above deck of a replica, 19th-century ship that took Irish emigrants to America.
Custom House Quay, North Dock, Dublin 1, D01 V9X5, Ireland
MuseumCultural landmarkHistory museumSpecialty Museums
Mentioned by Dublin.ie
Tourist attractions in Dublin
"Climb aboard The Jeanie Johnston Famine Ship and experience a remarkable voyage of despair, hope, endurance and triumph against all odds. You’ll hear the tales of Irish emigrants who embarked on the treacherous journey across the Atlantic in the hopes of starting a new life. During the Great Famine, roughly 1.5 million Irish people left for North America."
Mentioned by dublincitymum
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES | Dublin City Mum
"Kids go Free throughout September, terms and conditions apply. Come on a journey and follow in the footsteps of those who fled the famine!. The Jeanie Johnston tells the story of the thousands of Irish people who fled the Famine and embarked on a voyage in the hope of a new life in North America."
Mentioned by Dublin 2 days itinerary
The Perfect Dublin Itinerary
"Just across the road from the Irish Emigration Museum is the Jeanie Johnston tallship. This is an accurate replica of the original Jeanie Johnston – a three masted ship that was originally built to carry cargo between Ireland and North America."

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