Chapter One
Michelin-starred fine dining in a Georgian basement. Modern Irish cuisine with exceptional wine pairings and impeccable service.
- Michelin star since 2012
- Tasting menu from €95
- Wine cellar with 500+ bottles
Hey Dublin Guide 2025
Dublin's Top-Rated Restaurants
Dublin's Top-Rated Restaurants
Best Dining for 2025
Our food critics and local experts have curated Dublin's finest dining experiences. From Michelin-starred establishments to hidden neighborhood gems, discover where Dublin's culinary scene truly shines.
4.8★
Average rating
50+
Restaurants featured
€25
Average main course
12
Neighborhoods covered
Top 3 Restaurants in Dublin
We evaluate based on food quality, service, ambiance, value, and local reputation.
The Greenhouse
Contemporary Irish cuisine in an elegant setting. Known for innovative dishes using local ingredients and creative presentation.
- Seasonal tasting menus
- Private dining room available
- Vegetarian options highlighted
L'Ecrivain
Classic French techniques meet Irish ingredients. Intimate dining room with exceptional service and wine selection.
- Award-winning wine list
- Chef's table experience
- Gluten-free menu available
Price Guide
Average prices for dining in Dublin restaurants. Prices may vary by season and menu changes.
Casual Dining
€25 Average main course
- Starters: €8–€15
- Mains: €18–€35
- Desserts: €6–€12
Fine Dining
€95 Tasting menu starting
- A la carte: €45–€65 per course
- Wine pairing: €45–€85
- Service charge: 12.5%
Michelin Star
€180 Premium tasting menu
- Multi-course experience
- Sommelier service included
- Reservations essential
Restaurant Reservations
Book your table at Dublin's top restaurants. Many require advance booking, especially for weekend dining.
OpenTable Dublin
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Restaurant Direct Booking
Call restaurants directly for same-day availability and special requests.
Dublin Dining Neighborhoods
Explore Dublin's diverse dining scene across different neighborhoods, each with its own culinary character.
City Centre
Grafton Street, Temple Bar, O'Connell Street
Southside
Ranelagh, Ballsbridge, Donnybrook
Northside
Phibsborough, Drumcondra, Glasnevin
Frequently Asked Restaurant Questions
Common questions about dining in Dublin, from reservations to dress codes.
Do I need to make reservations?
For fine dining and popular restaurants, yes. Many Dublin restaurants require advance booking, especially on weekends. Some casual spots accept walk-ins.
What's the dress code?
Most restaurants are smart casual. Fine dining establishments may require more formal attire. Check individual restaurant websites for specific requirements.
Are service charges included?
Service charges vary by restaurant. Some include 12.5% automatically, others leave it to your discretion. Check your bill or ask your server.
Do restaurants accommodate dietary restrictions?
Most Dublin restaurants offer vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Fine dining establishments are particularly accommodating to special dietary needs.