Best Irish Restaurants in Knocklyon

109 restaurants available nearby

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1. The Ivy Dawson Street

4.4

Price: Expensive

• Irish • South City Centre

Booked 149 times today

At The Ivy Dawson Street in Dublin's South City Centre, diners are treated to a quintessential European dining experience, steeped in the "effortless glamour" that the Ivy Collection is renowned for. This restaurant is celebrated for its "excellent food" and the seamless blend of classic and locally inspired European dishes, ensuring every meal is both authentic and innovative. Guests rave about the "fabulous service and beautiful seating," making it a prime spot for special occasions. From the "perfect balance of flavor and texture" in dishes like the tempura prawns to the "divine" desserts, The Ivy Dawson Street consistently delivers a high-end, memorable dining adventure. Whether it's a "fantastic birthday lunch" or a "superb dining experience," this establishment is highly recommended for anyone looking to indulge in top-tier European cuisine.

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2. Boeuf and Frites (Temple Bar)

4.4

Awesome(1128)

Price: Moderate

• Irish • Temple Bar

Booked 116 times today

At Boeuf and Frites in the vibrant heart of Temple Bar, Dublin, the art of Steakhouse cuisine is taken to exquisite heights. Specializing in prime cuts of grass-fed Irish beef, this eatery ensures every fillet and striploin is chargrilled to perfection, capturing the essence of true steak mastery. Patrons rave about the "best steak I've had in a long time," highlighting the entrecote Bearnaise sauce as "to die for." The simplicity of the menu, which focuses on quality over quantity, consistently impresses, with guests mentioning, "the food and cocktails were 10/10." Boeuf and Frites not only delivers outstanding food but also an exceptional dining experience, making it a must-visit for any steak enthusiast in Dublin.

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3. Gallagher's Boxty House

4.6

Exceptional(1127)

Price: Moderate

• Irish • Temple Bar

Booked 16 times today

Traditional Irish food with a modern twistLocal Cuisine

4. Lottie's

4.5

Awesome(552)

Price: Expensive

• Irish • Rathmines

Booked 12 times today

Lottie's, nestled in the charming neighborhood of Rathmines, Rathmines, is a gem for those seeking exceptional Contemporary European cuisine. Celebrated in the Michelin Guide 2024 for its "terrific buzz" and "unfussy cooking," Lottie's crafts its dishes using seasonal Irish produce, creating a perfect blend of local and European flavors. Patrons consistently praise the restaurant for its "delicious food" and "top-notch service," with one diner exclaiming, "Unreal dining experience!!!" The establishment's commitment to quality is further recognized with a Diner's Choice Award for 2023 and a feature in the Irish Times 100 Best Restaurants. Whether it's for a vibrant family lunch, a cozy dinner, or a round of signature cocktails, Lottie's promises a memorable dining experience that keeps guests returning.

5. The Woollen Mills

4.4

Awesome(1354)

Price: Moderate

• Irish • North City Centre

Booked 10 times today

Breakfast at The Woollen Mills in Dublin's North City Centre is not just a meal; it's an experience wrapped in the rich tapestry of Irish culture and history. Housed in a historic building with a "glorious roof terrace overlooking the River Liffey," this restaurant offers a breakfast that is authentically Irish and extraordinarily delicious. Patrons rave about the quality of the breakfast bowl and croque Madame, describing them as "A1." The atmosphere is consistently praised, with reviews noting the "lovely view" and "great playlist" that complement the meal. Whether you are a local or a visitor, starting your day at The Woollen Mills promises not just a meal but a delightful immersion into Dublin's vibrant culinary scene.

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6. Chequer Lane by Jamie Oliver

4.5

Awesome(900)

Price: Expensive

• Irish • South William Street

Booked 16 times today

Chequer Lane by Jamie Oliver is where Irish culinary heritage meets contemporary excellence. Located in the heart of Dublin, our restaurant is a celebration of Ireland’s finest local ingredients, brought to life through hearty, nostalgic dishes designed to delight every palate.With a menu inspired by the seasons and crafted to showcase the best of Irish produce, each dish reflects Jamie Oliver's passion for great food and warm hospitality. Whether you're savouring a signature creation or exploring our curated wine list, every visit promises a memorable dining experience.Join us in our welcoming, stylish space on 25–27 Exchequer Street, Dublin, where every meal is a celebration of Ireland's rich gastronomic culture. Chequer Lane is perfect for an intimate meal, a gathering with friends, or any special occasion. Reserve your table today and discover the taste of Ireland, as imagined by Jamie Oliver.

7. Johnnie Fox's

4.7

Exceptional(2423)

Price: Moderate

• Irish • Glencullen

Booked 25 times today

Johnnie Fox’s in Glencullen, Dublin 18, is a treasure trove of European culinary delights, offering an authentic taste of Ireland with its heart-warming dishes and vibrant atmosphere. Patrons frequently rave about the traditional Irish music and dancing, which complement the superb dining experience. “The food is amazing and the service was as well,” notes one satisfied visitor, reflecting the sentiment of many who find themselves returning time and again. The restaurant’s “super-quirky” decor and historical elements provide a unique backdrop to meals that are consistently described as delicious. Particularly recommended are the lamb shanks and the locally celebrated beef and Guinness pie, making Johnnie Fox’s a must-visit for anyone seeking an unforgettable European dining experience in Dublin.

8. The Winding Stair

4.7

Exceptional(2422)

Price: Expensive

• Irish • North City Centre

Booked 11 times today

The Winding Stair in Dublin's North City Centre is a beacon of Irish cuisine, renowned for its commitment to seasonal, locally-sourced ingredients and traditional cooking. Nestled by the iconic Ha'penny bridge, this restaurant offers a quintessentially Dublin experience, blending culinary excellence with cultural heritage. Patrons rave about the authenticity and quality of the dishes, with one reviewer exclaiming, "The meal I had at the Winding Stair was, hands down, the best I had in Ireland." Another echoed, "Gorgeous traditional food, beautiful view and a v cool vibe. Loved it!" From the superbly crafted scotch eggs to the locally celebrated haddock, The Winding Stair delivers an unforgettable Irish dining experience, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking genuine Irish flavors and a warm, inviting atmosphere.

9. Glovers Alley

4.7

Exceptional(1155)

Price: Very Expensive

• Irish • Grafton Street

Booked 5 times today

Glovers Alley, nestled in the picturesque Grafton Street area of Dublin, is a beacon of French cuisine that offers an unparalleled dining experience. Patrons rave about the "exquisite, artful, and delicious" meals, praising dishes like the Dublin Bay Prawn Lardo and Peanut Rayu starter, which has been described as "outstanding." The restaurant's commitment to quality and service shines through in reviews, with diners noting the "exceptional service" and "phenomenal food." The ambiance of Glovers Alley, overlooking the lush Stephen's Green, complements its finely crafted dishes, making every visit memorable. Whether it's the carefully curated tasting menus or the elegant a la carte offerings, Glovers Alley consistently delivers a "fantastic food experience," making it a must-visit for lovers of authentic French cuisine in Dublin.

10. Fade Street Social - The Main Restaurant

4.2

Awesome(1754)

Price: Expensive

• Irish • South City Centre

Booked 4 times today

At Fade Street Social in Dublin's South City Centre, the seafood cuisine is truly a standout, earning rave reviews for its freshness and flavor. The restaurant's commitment to using the best of Irish produce shines particularly in their seafood offerings. Guests have enthusiastically described the seafood dishes as “exceptional,” with specific praise for the "super tasty oysters" and the Sea-bream, which did not disappoint. The ambiance of seeing chefs at work adds to the dining experience, making it not just a meal, but a spectacle of culinary art. Fade Street Social’s approach to seafood is simple yet elegant, allowing the natural flavors to speak for themselves, making it a must-visit for seafood lovers in Dublin.

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Tommy
Chicago / Illinois •2 reviews
5.0
Dined 1 day ago
Went here for a reunion with my mates. Unbelievable service, food was sublime and there was plenty of life in the restaurant. Would highly recommend.
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Boeuf and Frites (Temple Bar)Price: Moderate• Irish• Temple Bar
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4.4
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Rebecca
Los Angeles •3 reviews
5.0
Dined 1 day ago
We had the surprise A La Carte menu, and more than once I told my partner, "This is the best thing I've ever eaten". Everything was exquisite, the service was perfect, and everyone was attentive and kind. It's a beautiful space, too! Highly recommend Glover's Alley for a wonderful fine dining experience.
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Glovers AlleyPrice: Very Expensive• Irish• Grafton Street
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4.7
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Karen
Dublin •6 reviews
4.0
Dined 1 day ago
Really enjoyed our brunch. Staff member who seated and served us was welcoming and efficient. Caesar Salad and Burger & Chips were lovely, and both were served as generous portions with good quality ingredients. Will definitely return!
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The Woollen MillsPrice: Moderate• Irish• North City Centre
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4.4
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Mary
Dublin •8 reviews
5.0
Dined 1 day ago
Ver enjoyable. All predictably lovely. We had a great ivy breakfast and coffee. The table for three could be a tad bigger. Difficult to fit everything on it. Otherwise no complaints
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The Ivy Dawson StreetPrice: Expensive• Irish• South City Centre
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4.4
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OisinVIP
Dublin •20 reviews
5.0
Dined 3 days ago
We arrived early for our booking and had drinks in the stylish upstairs bar before being brought to our table in the buzzing main restaurant area. We had the Christmas set menu, which had interesting and original mouth-watering fish, meat and vegetarian choices, including venison (which we chose), and thankfully not a turkey or ham in sight. The staff were very welcoming, and the service was speedy, and professional. This is a bright, sophisticated, modern restaurant, with excellent food and a great atmosphere. A great choice for date night or dinner with a group of friends. Highly recommended.
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Lottie'sPrice: Expensive• Irish• Rathmines
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4.5

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109 restaurants available nearby

1. The Ivy Dawson Street

2. Boeuf and Frites (Temple Bar)

3. Gallagher's Boxty House

4. Lottie's

5. The Woollen Mills

6. Chequer Lane by Jamie Oliver

7. Johnnie Fox's

8. The Winding Stair

9. Glovers Alley

10. Fade Street Social - The Main Restaurant

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