Guidebook for Dublin
Food Scene
Bakers
Hanover QuayGreat for a brunch or a coffee!
Perfect for a break in Portobello neighborhood, after a walk along the canal!
Nicely decorated, good music, great cakes, and about 50 teas and infusions to choose from.
40 locals recommend
Wall & Keogh Superior Teas
45 Richmond St SPerfect for a break in Portobello neighborhood, after a walk along the canal!
Nicely decorated, good music, great cakes, and about 50 teas and infusions to choose from.
Jo'Burger
Best Burger in town!
Original Pizza and excellent meatballs, vintage deco (you eat on doors!), in a small street of Temple Bar area.
24 locals recommend
Skinflint on Dame Street
Dame StreetOriginal Pizza and excellent meatballs, vintage deco (you eat on doors!), in a small street of Temple Bar area.
The pastries you'll see through the window will make you want to go there! Good spot to relax after visiting Trinity College
13 locals recommend
KC Peaches Wine Cave
27-29 Nassau StThe pastries you'll see through the window will make you want to go there! Good spot to relax after visiting Trinity College
5mn walk from St Patrick's Cathedral. Great for vegetarians, they have good falafels. Coffee is excellent as well, plus the place it self is beautiful decorated in a vintage style.
14 locals recommend
Fumbally Lane
Fumbally Lane5mn walk from St Patrick's Cathedral. Great for vegetarians, they have good falafels. Coffee is excellent as well, plus the place it self is beautiful decorated in a vintage style.
Avoca Suffolk Street
11-13 Suffolk StGreat Brunch!
An excellent steakhouse, which is a well known institution in Dublin
34 locals recommend
FX Buckley Steakhouse Temple Bar
2 Crow StAn excellent steakhouse, which is a well known institution in Dublin
Japanese Restaurants, 5mn from home. Well located along the river. Offer sushi, but ramen and bentos as well
51 locals recommend
J2 Sushi&Grill
9 N Wall QuayJapanese Restaurants, 5mn from home. Well located along the river. Offer sushi, but ramen and bentos as well
Arts & Culture
Old Library
College GreenA must-see library!
My favorite place for a movie, but also for a meal in their cafe/restaurant
82 locals recommend
Irish Film Institute
6 Eustace StMy favorite place for a movie, but also for a meal in their cafe/restaurant
Next to this interesting museum, you will find a small park, quite hidden for the crowd, from where you'll have a nice view on Dublin Castle
161 locals recommend
Chester Beatty
Next to this interesting museum, you will find a small park, quite hidden for the crowd, from where you'll have a nice view on Dublin Castle
Sightseeing
Merrion Square
1 Merrion Square EMy favorite park in Dublin. Look for the statue of Oscar Wilde...
Best 360 degrees views of Dublin Bay.
Next to Dalkey village, which is very cute
52 locals recommend
Killiney Hill Park
Killiney Hill RoadBest 360 degrees views of Dublin Bay.
Next to Dalkey village, which is very cute
On a sunny day, excellent place to go to the beach, visit a castle, or both!
96 locals recommend
Malahide
On a sunny day, excellent place to go to the beach, visit a castle, or both!
If you 'd like to hike a bit, Howth is only 30 mn from Connolly Station in Dublin. Then you're on for a 2 to 4 hours walk, up to you! Beautiful landscapes there!
417 locals recommend
Howth
If you 'd like to hike a bit, Howth is only 30 mn from Connolly Station in Dublin. Then you're on for a 2 to 4 hours walk, up to you! Beautiful landscapes there!
Beautiful arcades, where you can stop for lunch, or for the best frozen yogurt of the city!
73 locals recommend
George's Street Arcade
George's Street ArcadeBeautiful arcades, where you can stop for lunch, or for the best frozen yogurt of the city!
For Rugby or Soccer Fan. You can visit the stadium for 10 euros. The visit last about an hour, and takes place every hour.
244 locals recommend
Aviva Stadium
Lansdowne RoadFor Rugby or Soccer Fan. You can visit the stadium for 10 euros. The visit last about an hour, and takes place every hour.
The historical post office of Dublin, which was a key place of the independance of Ireland in 1916.
81 locals recommend
An Post General Post Office
O'Connell Street LowerThe historical post office of Dublin, which was a key place of the independance of Ireland in 1916.
Everything Else
For a nice hike, take the DART train to Bray, and walk along the cliffs to Greystones. An amazing 2h30 walk!
77 locals recommend
Bray
For a nice hike, take the DART train to Bray, and walk along the cliffs to Greystones. An amazing 2h30 walk!
Shopping
Perfect place for shopping, you will find everything : the very cheap irish clothing store Penneys, Marks and Spencer, and 2 differents shopping center.
239 locals recommend
Henry Street
2-4 Henry StPerfect place for shopping, you will find everything : the very cheap irish clothing store Penneys, Marks and Spencer, and 2 differents shopping center.
Yogism
George's Street Arcade South Great George's StreetBest Frozen yogurt of the city, in a cute arcade
Drinks & Nightlife
An unusual pub : it is located in an old church!
146 locals recommend
The Church Café, Bar & Restaurant
Jervis StreetAn unusual pub : it is located in an old church!
Entertainment & Activities
A cute little beach where you will find all the local family with their kids. Great place to go to on a sunny afternoon and have a swim. Right next to the James Joyce museum as well.
Sandycove Point
Sandycove PointA cute little beach where you will find all the local family with their kids. Great place to go to on a sunny afternoon and have a swim. Right next to the James Joyce museum as well.