Dublin: Foodie Paradise

Ricardo Sanchez-Saez: Delicious Japanese food. This is the real deal. Try the edamame (salty japanese beans, usually aten as appetizers), the seafood tempura and any of their excellent sushi platters. Not too expensive.

Mohamed Parham Al Awadhi: Stop! Eat here now. When a burger place makes its own ketchup amd buns then you know its goibg to be good. They use irish produce when available & are super-active on social media. Connect with them.

Nazli Oguz: Bavette is nice if you would like to share but for tenderness onglet is better. Million dolar fries is amazing. Grizzly bear is delicious as cocktail

Cailin O'Neil: OMG THE FOOD IS AWESOME. Get the truffle beef flatbread!

Dónal Mearáin: Great selection of desserts, mains and coffee. A tiny bit on the expensive side

Juliana: Better than Jo Burger and that includes their sweet potato fries...

Shauni Doms: Try the hummus, beetroot caviar and olive and fig tapenade. Really delicious!

Eimear Mccormack: Amazing food. Did you know you can also order online via Just-Eat.ie for home delivery.

Lawrence Chmara: Go here for the best burrito in Dublin. The slim, without rice, was more than enough for me at lunchtime

Ciarán Nolan: This place is excellent for brunch! Try the French Toast Stack with some of the gorgeous apple juice or prosecco.. There is also free WiFi the access code is in the menu booklet!

Daire Hickey: Probably the best brunch spot in Dublin. Free refills on black coffee

Tupp Ed: The brunch menu is currently both the best, and the best value, in Dublin. Lovely view out over the water too.

Pipo B.: Pizzas come in 3 different types Classic, Roman and Light! Great choice and tasty ingredients! The place does not match the food

Niamh Breslin: Qs are crazy at lunch time but it's worth the wait. Great selection of salads - always tasty

Nicky Lonborg: Like the bar bites & cocktails.

Sara Della Corte: THE place to be on a Saturday morning if you're a hipster in Dublin. Also if you're not a hipster, possibly hate hipsters, but just want a delicious brunch

Martha Rotter: This is top secret - don't tell anyone. The best lattes in Dublin are at the Queen of Tarts on Dame Street. Despite being full of Americans reading Rick Steves travel guides, it's a fantastic tiny c

Belén Juanas: Really good meat! Choose the three meat menu with two choices of sides. Amazing chicken, ribs and pulled pork and great mashed potatoes!

Barry Gavin: The sushi, gyoza and prawn tempura are all excellent.

Nazli Oguz: Really nice tapas and good wine selection

Anna Ohare: Beautiful Dublin brunch spot. Have been waiting for something like this in the city for some time! Big booths and an impressive bar in the middle.

Emma Riccardi: Easily one of the best restaurants in Dublin. Get the crab lasagna and the duck. Absolutely amazing.

Darragh Doyle: excellent coffee, wonderful decor. really great ambience. fantastic.

Teresa W: of all the places in Dublin I've been to, this cross between a deli/wine bar was the homiest spot yet. fantastic meat&cheese plates; lovely Italian staff. if you meet Davide or Luca, say hi for me!

Ronan Lyons: Definitely worth it for the Croque Madame and a very impressive array of sweet pastries. Tables only fit 2 though so no large groups - and the service is mercurial!

Kieran Delaney: Try the crispy soy garlic chicken with a side of the burnt lemon whipped feta sauce. One word, AMAZING!

Nashila Desmond: Definitely try the sweet potato fries!

Carolina Candido: Amazing to enjoy a few beers or a glass of wine on warm afternoons.

Stephanie Francis: Very good food store out front including wines from their wine list

lee humphreys: Saba is a Thai and Vietnamese restaurant on Clarendon Street, in Dublin's city centre. Saba means “Happy meeting place” in Thai En savoir plus .