Absolutely brilliant brewery experience. There was 7 floors of interactive facts about Guinness. There was even a free tasting room where a tour guide would describe the different tastes and aromas that Guinness gives. They had a lovely cafe which serves good coffee and food at very reasonable prices too. They also had a well stocked gift shop. The rooftop bar at the top is phenomenal and you get some great views of the city too. Would really recommend this brilliant place. I spent 2hours there but you could easily spend longer.

The Guinness Storehouse in Dublin is an absolute must-visit for beer enthusiasts and anyone interested in Irish culture. This iconic attraction offers a captivating journey into the history and brewing process of the world-famous Guinness beer. From the moment you step inside, you are greeted with a warm and inviting atmosphere, showcasing the rich heritage and legacy of Guinness. The self-guided tour takes you through several interactive and informative exhibits, including the ingredients used, the brewing techniques, and the iconic Guinness advertising campaigns. The highlight of the visit is the Gravity Bar, located on the top floor, where you can enjoy panoramic views of Dublin while savoring a complimentary pint of freshly poured Guinness. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and passionate about the brand, adding to the overall experience.

It’s already known as a “must-do” when visiting Dublin, and definitely worth the hype and should be visited! The self-guided tour is informative, enjoyable and the free Guinness is just the cherry on top. The staff are friendly and helpful and provide some great insight into the production of ‘The Black (or dark red) Stuff! The views from the top are just amazing on a clear day!!

It was a really good experience! We were welcomed by musicians (amazing cover Happy). I gathered some interesting Guinness beer facts. Despite of crowded Galaxy Bar (it was Saturday), we had wonderful time there. Good amount of Guinness beer and Apa (you can choose another one). I highly recommend this place during visit in Dublin.

Wonderful, wonderful time spent in the Guinness building! History with fun, good organization and excellent set up. The pint of Guinness in the gravity bar is so worth it! The view is phenomenal and the beer is so fresh and smooth! They have a parking that is only for Guinness guests and it is only a block from the building - so convenient! Highly recommend getting tickets in advance and getting there at least 10 mins before the tour start as there are lines forming. We had fun!

Worth a visit even if you’re not a big beer drinker. They also have a coffee shop and a variety of other drinks. And the history and processing of Guinness is very interesting. The basic tour includes a tasting. It was so smooth and palatable with the hints of coffee and chocolate.

A fantastic experience, very informative, very time consuming but enjoyable. So much information to take in about Guiness that you would’ve never known. We went on a Saturday and was very busy on the top floor bar. A must see attraction when visiting Dublin, even if you don’t like Guinness ! Highly recommend. It’s within walking distance to the town centre.

An absolute must-do when visiting Dublin. Every part of this adventure is worthwhile and memorable. The building itself is on such a massive scale that it is awe inspiring. The design is also incredible; from the shape and sight lines of the central tower, to the layout of the visitor walkways. There is so much to see and the experience covers multiple angles of inquiry. You will learn about the ingredients and the economic scale of the product, the history of the Guinness family’s impact on Dublin and the world, the industries of producing, packaging, and transporting the black stuff, and honestly so much more. The tour is highly interactive and there is a fantastic level dedicated to old advertising that I particularly loved. You will also get the chance to enjoy a perfect pint in one of the many great bars. This is one of the best tours to take in Dublin and is loved by locals ad well as visitors. I spent about four hours here so do plan to get there early and take the time to enjoy it.

If you like to enter this museum, please make sure to book your ticket in time if its high season. The waiting lines outside can be pretty long if no tickets. It is possible to stand in line without but people with ticket have first call. We spend a half day in there with all from beer tasting and history of the making of the beer. There is a huge shop in the end and make sure to look up when you come inside! On the top of the building are two round bar where you can pick up a free beer of your choose with your entrance ticket. You can enjoy the beer at the same time take in Dublin's 360° city view. If you are getting there in time you can enjoy live dance and music and buy yourself one more beer to enjoy the all in Ireland vibe.

If you love beer especially Guinness, then I highly recommend to visit this place and get a tour. You learn on how it is made with a free taste. You learn the history with the years of advertising their beer. Be prepared lots of steps but they do have a lift. You can buy their products for souveniors. You can get a drink at the gravity bar with an amazing view of this beautiful city. I also recommend getting your picture on your beer. Kind of cool. It is worth it. Enjoy!

As an American, I didn't appreciate the prominent role that Kilmainham Gaol played in the struggle for Ireland's independence. The museum is well preserved (after apparent extensive renovations in the late 1960s). The museum staff were very friendly and knowledgeable. Cost to enter the museum is very reasonable too. Definitely worth the price of admission. Transportation from downtown Dublin is not super easy although bus stops are nearby.

I like history, so Kilmainham Goal was perfect. Our guide, Daisy, spoke very clearly. It was easy to understand her no matter how far away we were from her. Kilmainham Goal has an interesting story and played an important part for the history of Ireland. It also has a little museum which is very interesting, too. You need to book your tickets in advance, because it is often sold out. Not far from it there is the Irish National War Memorial Park. I recommend taking a look because it's stunning. On hot days it is perfect for a little break.

Very good tour and museum. You MUST book in advance though do check the website the night before or in the morning of the day you want to visit as it's usually sold out but last minute tickets can sometimes become available. At €8 a ticket it's a bargain. Come and visit the movie location of Paddington 2!

If you are going to Dublin then I would highly recommend starting your trip at the Kilmainham Gaol and doing the guided tour. The tour also gives you access to the museum, so if you choose an earlier time, you can visit the museum after. Although it was raining the day we went, it was very tolerable as most of the tour is indoors. Bring an umbrella for the outdoor part. Our tour guide was Andrew - he was great!! Very thorough, informative, funny and nice. The museum is indoors, making it a really great place to visit in the rain. It is multiple stories with tons of history about the Kilmainham Gaol and the Republic of Ireland.

High recommend visiting here if you appreciate history and/or you just want to explore an amazing old jail. The tour was about 45 minutes and the guide was very knowledgeable and passionate about Kilmainham and its history. After the guided tour you can explore a museum at your own pace with plenty of exhibits and information. I only wish I had more time on the tour to take photos of all the creepy halls and cells.

This place was unreal to experience. The prison has so much history and the tour guides were so informative. They did an amazing job restoring the prison as well. The tour took just over an hour and got to see the east, west wing and the museum. We had to buy tickets online. Note: if it's full the day you are hoping to go online, check in the morning of. There was TONS of availability the morning of compared to being sold out days prior. Highly recommend this place!!

This is the place where the leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising were detained and executed. Visits are by guided tours only, and I would recommend booking a number of weeks in advance as they tend to be sold out quickly. The tour guides are very knowledgeable and clearly demonstrate their passion for the subject. The courtyard where the rebel leaders were executed is especially poignant. There is a museum at the end of the tour which provides a good overview of Irish history. I highly recommend a visit to this place in order to get a deeper understanding of Irish nationalism.

Really enjoyed this guided tour - local and very informative tour guide that went at a pace was easy to absorb whilst not feeling too lengthy. Great to see the actual jail and walk through whilst hearing about the lives of some past inmates many of whom were political activists. Would recommend as I would prebooking which can be up to 28 days in advance. Our holiday days were all sold out but some additional tickets are released each morning 9-9:30am and we managed to get some of those.

A huge thank you to the Kilmainham team! I was welcomed by the security person in front if the gate who kindly spoke to me in French, big kuddos to him ! As I was a bit early he recommended me to visit the nice French garden of the hospital near the prison. Great walk before starting the tour. The prison visit itself is an amazing experience. The guide shared his emotions and passion with our group, he really brought us to tears. Every single place was a surprise, the building, the stories, everything was incredibly interesting and full of emotions. The 3 floors museum visit with artifacts was a great wrap up. This is a must to see in Dublin.

Excellent tour with an excellent tour guide (David). If you want a 200 year history of the jail and Ireland this is an hour you must do. Great value with access to the museum after the tour. Do not leave Dublin without going on this tour. Booking online in advance is advised as its extremely busy.

Our tour guide Ellen really made the life in the prison come alive. The tour takes 1h and there are tours every 15 minutes. The desired tour slot need to be reserved online ahead of time. The easiest way to get there is to take bus 79 (dublin bus) which cost 1.7 euros.

History, the why, the what, the who… if you like museums and history and you are visiting Dublin this is a must! From Prison to National Monument! I recommend the guide tour 🙌🏻

All of Trinity College was a delight to see. Walked about a bit on my own until I decided to take a tour. Got a fantastic tour guide from the US named Katie who walked us through campus, a few buildings and gave us entry to the Book of Kells exhibition and the library. Fantastic that the students themselves give the tour and Katie (I think) was very charismatic. Sadly all books were taken out for restoration but it's interesting to see the place in a state it's not normally in. Might go back once the books have been returned.

Try to go early in the morning before it’s people-y. The hour tour of the campus is nice, we did not end up doing the audio tour because it was so busy and we couldn’t turn around. So we saw the book and library. Seeing the book & library is about 30 minutes. The tour is about an hour. If they did one way traffic flow it would have been much more enjoyable.

The book itself is pretty spectacular to see in person. You can only see the page that its open to that day (they occasionally change them), and it's behind glass with special lighting. No photos allowed. The attached library is amazing as well, which includes one of the original prints of the Proclamation. There's also Brian Boru's harp and a few other amazing artifacts. It's a working library and you can see where the librarians and "readers" work. Great piece of Irish history.

The exhibit was pretty crowded and we were only able to listen to half of the audio tour since we were constantly pushed forward. You have to download the app to get the free audio tour. The gift shop is very nice and we got some nice souvenirs. The old library is amazing but most the books have been removed for a preservation project and a lot of the statues were wrapped in bubble wrap. In the future I guess the library will no longer hold books.

Had a really engaging tour from Ethan from Trinity Trails. Very interesting stories and an excellent guide! We went in early September before lectures started and the campus was so calm and pleasant. The book of Kells exhibition was informative and the library impressive even with some of the books removed for restoration

Fascinating, historical port of call in Dublin! Walk around at your own pace listening to guided commentary on your own devices pausing, going back if you need more time. Great facility in good condition! Definitely recommend this !

We booked a campus tour and entry into the exhibit. Our tour was incredible, and the guide was knowledgeable and engaging. Seeing the book of Kells, the exhibit leading up to it, and the long room library was all fascinating and wonderfully executed. My only complaint is that the order of stops on the audio tour are in a weird order from where I would expect to walk. Not a big deal. Definitely recommend as a must see stop in Dublin.

The exhibition is very nice and well kept and displayed. I gave a four star 🌟 ranking instead of five star 🌟 just because they let in too many visitors at one go, and you could barely read the information displayed on the boards. I had to wait for some time to let some of the visitors move on. Otherwise, everything else was fine.

A beautiful place to be ❤️. While entering this place, your mind will say it is colorful. It is so great to see that they maintained the flowers very well. You can get yourself a nice walk after shopping. The place has a small lake inside too. Your kids will enjoy their time here. You can easily spend hours here. I recommend this place.

One of the attractive historical sites in Dublin. Free for everyone and easily accessible for wheelchair users. Very beautiful view and fresh air with many flowers, trees, and birds. The park is very well operated and very nice. Walking around the park, taking photos, smiling with each other, and sitting in the sunshine I could spend my whole day here. What a beautiful day! So impressive!

Nice and quiet place! Good for walking, meditation or just resting. During sunny days lots of people go there just to stay at sited at the lawn. Families and groups of friends enjoy the beautiful landscape of the centric park. There are some “ducks” at the lake.

Very pretty, good seating and plenty of grass. The sculptures are also very nice and there are random plaques with various information spread around the park. Very safe and welcoming for families with children, nice little playground too.

Beautiful place for a stroll when you are tired of the city noise. We spent some time just watching the unnumbered birds. Even in December this is a lovely park.

St Stephen’s Green is a great place to relax, have a picnic, or just admire the beauty of nature. St Stephen’s Green is a beautiful and historic park in the heart of Dublin city. The park played a role in the 1916 Easter Rising, when a group of rebels occupied it and fought against the British army. I visited St Stephen’s Green with my family when we had some spare time before going to Dublin Castle. It was a lovely experience to walk around the park and enjoy the scenery and tranquility. The park is very well maintained and has many features, such as a lake, a fountain, a playground, a bandstand, and various statues and monuments. There are also signs and plaques that explain the history and significance of the park and its attractions. We learned a lot about the park’s past and its role in Irish culture and politics and the struggle for Irish independence.

I guess it depends on when you are there, but walked through during spring, and omg so beautiful. Flowers and trees blooming. Bustling vibe with people picnicking and walking, kids playing on the playground, and birds all around. Hardly any bugs and can just chill in nice weather catching the rays of the sun. Love this park.

A beautiful park, well preserved and clean. What is very interesting are the numerous historical information all around the park related the 1916 uprising. They tell about the various incidents that took place on the spot and surrounding buildings. You can stroll with your coffee at hand and learn something at the same time.

It's is located in the center of Dublin. One of the oldest park of Ireland. Very beautiful, tidy neat and clean park. You will see many colorful flowers in summers...there is a small lake also in which you can see swans and ducks...very picturesque perfect place for a family outing, picnic with your friends, a play day with your children..you should definitely visit it for a walk...

Wonderful place to escape to a nice, serene area. Quite a few people, but very spacious and relaxing. Great park area to just get away to for a while.

The Park is an urban oasis that offers a peaceful respite from the city's hustle and bustle. The well-maintained gardens are a visual treat, featuring a variety of plants, flowers, and even a duck pond. It's a great spot for both locals and tourists, perfect for picnics, reading, or walking. The park also has historical significance, with various monuments located around.

Absolutely amazing tour. Best tour I’ve been on in Dublin. It’s short but sweet. 25mins of superb acting and storytelling. Our guide Emma was funny, entertaining and very talented. I was grinning the whole way through and I was sad when it was over. The rooms themselves are interactive with old machines like the grip strength measure which you can try out yourself. All in all would highly recommend to everyone

This is indeed a museum on a smaller scale. But, it is small but mighty. The contents were all donated by the people of Dublin, according to the founder. This means that every piece came with a story. If you visit here, it may be beneficial if you get a tour to hear some of these fascinating stories. It also has a room that is dedicated to U2. One of the better visits in Dublin.

Great Museum! Guided tour here is first thing you need in Dublin to learn about Irelands most recent history. Great kick start to your stay in a city! PS. Thank you Ann and the rest of the crew.

If you love History and you love Ireland, together or separately, then you need to pay for a visit and tour of The Little Museum of Dublin! In 29 minutes you will get a most informative and fun history lesson of Ireland. Amanda, our tour guide today, is someone who truly loves her job and her city! I could not have asked for a better tour😄

Very nice museum crammed full of interesting items relating to Dublin in every room. Our tour was guided by Sean who was charismatic and informative. Definitely worth a visit while in Dublin.

This place is a real gem and definitely worth a visit when in Dublin. The museum is certainly 'little' but don't let this fool you. It's packed floor to ceiling with historic pictures and artifacts that make the museum totally unique. The tour includes a very interactive and entertaining host who takes you on a journey through Ireland and Dublin using different props found in the rooms. This was excellent and both my kids loved it. I'm a big U2 fan so this room was also a big attraction for me and I'm sure music fans will love quotes and pictures in this room. All in all, this is a great place and somewhere I would return to when I'm next in Dublin.

We had a lovely time visiting the Little Museum of Dublin. Our guide, Eamon, was extremely knowledgeable and funny. Absolutely delightful whether you want to learn about Dublin's recent history and/or U2.

Brilliant place to find out some very interesting facts about Dublin. Some great pictures and objects inside. The tour guide was also brilliant made everyone welcome and involved in the tour he was called Eamon. Will definitely recommend to family and friends.

Great tour!!! Nice amount of time. Emmanuel was so kind and friendly. Engaging and very knowledgeable. A must go to get a quirky fast dose of Dublin history!!

We visited the museum in our last hours in Dublin and it was a fantastic end to our stay. Fionn was our guide. He told us numerous stories and his animated style was very captivating and amusing. The museum has several floors and each room is full of fascinating artifacts. There were stairs to get up to the building and from what I could see no disabled access so if you have difficulty with stairs phone before you go to see if the venue is suitable for you. They are reatricted in how many people can go on each tour so book your place online before you turn up.

Oldest pub. It has its charm with the stone entrance and all the history stuck to the walls. Literally! Service was fair but would only recommend for a quick pint as you read everything that has been written on the walls. Many different rooms with their own stories to tell. Live music was nice.

Iconic pub with a lot of types of beer. Very clean and nice place at Dublin. The oldest pub at Ireland it’s a must go place to visit in the city. It’s wonderful to be at a place that exists since 1198. Even if just by seating at the yard and enjoy the atmosphere. Would definitely go back again some other time.

Nestled in the heart of Dublin, The Brazen Head isn't just any pub; it's a historical gem that has been quenching thirsts since 1198. As one steps into this iconic establishment, they're immediately enveloped by the rich tapestry of stories and the aroma of authentic Irish cuisine. Today, I indulged in the velvety Beef and Guinness Stew, a symphony of flavors that sang of tradition and hearty Irish comfort. To wash it down, I sipped on the crisp Harp Irish Lager, a testament to Ireland's brewing finesse. Beyond the classics, The Brazen Head boasts an impressive array of modern culinary delights and an enticing selection of craft beers and whiskeys. Truly, a gastronomic journey through time!

The history behind this pub is worth the visit. Being able to walk around and take a look at the history is great if it’s not too busy. The Irish beef stew and fish and chips are good. Definitely a tourist location and the staff knows it, but buy a pint and enjoy the atmosphere.

This was our first pub in Dublin and one of our favorites. Patrons seemed to be mostly tourists, probably due to its fame as being the oldest pub in Dublin. The Guinness here is on point and service wasn’t amazing but definitely fair. There are several rooms to the pub along with an outdoor area so don’t get discouraged if you don’t find seating at the first area you see. I had the beef and Guinness stew which was very good. Make sure to explore the rooms and read the writings on the walls.

No reservations needed and no reservations that I’ll return on my next trip. A great place to meet up with friends. We literally were seated, totally coincidentally, to a person we knew from back home in the USA. A one in a million chance. Service and food were excellent. I little challenge figuring out where to as for a seat, you have to go inside the building or just ask an employee. Only drinks outdoors. Staff was excellent. A must do in Dublin.

A historical pub with lots of energy and good vibes! Great flavorful food and service. I ordered the savory Beef Stew and washed it down with a pint of Rockshore Irish Ale. I'll definitely be visiting this pub again when I return to Dublin.

Love this oldest pub in the city. Steeped in history and the walls covered with mementos from guests past. Friendly staff and a nice selection of whiskies, wines and beers. A lot of Americans seem to frequent this place. Just had a drink so can't say anything about the food. Well worth the visit.

Been here a few times now when friends and family have been over, always a very good experience. The Guinness is great and decently priced. The food is very very good, especially the chicken burger!! Live music on all the time as well, has a very traditional feel to it when I'm sure it's full of tourists. Quirky place made up of smaller rooms. Highly recommend.

Absolutely amazing experience! 🦪🥩🐟 We enjoyed the atmosphere and interior here.. You can find something interesting in every corner of the dining room. This place really exceeded expectations. Everything was full of flavor and surprised us in the best way possible. All the food was just perfect and absolutely delicious. Portions were generous. The wait staff are fast and very friendly. Will surely recommend to anyone I know will be going to Dublin.

I can't even lie, the food here was great. I was very tempted to out a 4 star rating on this because my mom ordered a medium well steak, and it was barely medium when she cut into it. The seasoning, gravy, and fries were all good, which somewhat made up for her. I got the burger and absolutely loved it, which I think I put a photo of. The fries are crispy and salty, just how I like it, and the mussels have some good flavor too them. I don't even like mussels that much but they were good. Service was also great, and they out our shopping bags in a certain room, since it's a nice place that doesn't need bags to be all around. Considering the environment and decor, it's very affordable for what you expect. Overall a great experience, I recommend eating here, but maybe reconsider the sirloin steak.

What a cool place. The atmosphere was 10 out of 10 and the service was great. A team approach which was nice. They have a homemade guiness bread.... it's delicious! The soup was carrot orange and it was yummy. I will be back here next time I am in Dublin for sure.

I was served immediately and affectionately by the various waiters and waitresses; the recommendations were on point and the local beer was delightful. The burger was truly special, though I flattened it to be able to take a bite in my photo. They advertise what the locals would call chips as fries, so this is clearly catering to tourists; I had malt vinegar and they brought it to me in a cute little crystal container. All in all, delightful.

Lovely interior, efficient staff. Pianist was great and played great tunes while enjoying them, which was nice to see. Food was gorgeous however... The chips were not cooked properly, dry and hard, undercooked I would say. Loved all the rest of food, it was stunning ❤️ Thank you for a lovely experience lads!

What a stunning restaurant when I walked in! I did not really reading much of its history, but it is very unique and beautiful definitely a place worth to visit. Everything is perfect for me - the atmosphere, the food (apple berry crumbles pie with vanilla ice cream is so delicious!) and the drinks! Totally worth the dining experience even just grab a drink and sit at the bar with your friends! Love to come back again if I'll visit Dublin next time :)

Glorious bar with impeccable service. Cocktails are delicious. Make sure you check out the underground "safes" to appreciate the former life of this building before it became a bar. Came here twice during our stay in Dublin and would certainly revisit next time.

Very good place in the city center. The menu has very rich list of alcohol beverages and cocktails. Specially number of irish whiskeys is impressive The premise used to be an old bank office. The bank safes are even still there. Impressive ambiance.

First place i visited on my first day! Great seating options. Bar and table service. Great selection of beer and wine. Delicious small plates and large plates. Best chowder I had in Ireland and the Shepard pie is to die for!

Went here twice during my trip to Dublin. The venue is the real highlight - absolutely gorgeous building and interior. Overall, I'd say they have great drinks and above average food. The seafood chowder was incredible. The fish and chips were fine, but nothing to write home about. The Flirtini and the Bank 75 drinks were great. Service was really good the first time (sat at the bar) and average the second time. I'd come back for sure.

I have wanted to try this restaurant for some time. Today, we spent the day around Dublin after our flight arrived, so we booked a table. The building is gorgeous with a historical story. Leaflets are left at the table to explain the history. My husband had the Spaghetti Alfredo as an appetizer, followed by fish & chips. He enjoyed the Spaghetti Alfredo very much. He found the fried fish (hake) a bit mushy, not as firm a white fish as he is accustomed to with fish & chips. I had Seafood Tagliatelle, all the shell seafood we small but tasty and the hake was a bit mushy, again not as firm a white fish as I would expect, like cod or haddock. We sat in the mezzanine, which was a nice way to enjoy the experience. The server was busy with quite a few tables in that area, but we never felt ignored. The gentleman playing the piano added to the atmosphere. We would go again if the opportunity presented.

So the hostess was very nice and suggested we wait at the bar. Interestingly enough we just ordered a water and a ginger ale at the bar. As we were just very warm and needed something to quench our thirst. The bartender never returned with our drinks. Even as we sat down he never gave us our order. Food was good though.

Let me start with we came on a Friday night, the hostess was amazing she came to find us after we sat at the bar because we arrived early. The service was really good. I ordered the angus burger and to be honest it was a bit dry with undercooked bacon. I want crisp bacon, maybe my fault for not requesting. My friend ordered the sweet potato Wellington since he is vegetarian. He kept raving that it was delicious. The peppercorn sauce was really good, we ordered it with a side of fries, tasty. The drinks were good. The food came quickly and it was busy. Everybody is busybodies

Absolutely amazing cocktails, amazing place to go with friends. I love the steak there. The waiters and bartenders are very friendly and always attentive to customers and they give very good suggestions! Also as a pastry chef, i must say, de desserts are stunning! Absolutely loved the brownie!

Yeah it slaps. Good meat, well cooked. Good wine selection. A nice setting for a long dinner. Friendly staff, good knowledge of whole menu. Sides all paired well and reasonably priced. Lives up to the hype I guess. Option for large groups.

Originally a butcher F.X. Buckley now has a few amazing stake restaurants as well in Dublin. The location is great, atmosphere in the restaurant is amazing, and the service is helpful and attentive. We had the Porterhouse plate for two, and it’s the best stake I’ve ever tried. The meat is of amazing quality and the charcoal grill gives it an interesting twist and makes it taste even better. The starters, sides and dessert were all amazing. The price corresponds to the quality, so it’s a bit in the expensive side, but we’ll worth it

This was the best meal I had in 9 days across Ireland, and, was the best steak I've ever had in my entire life of steak-eating. The cook on the steak was a perfect medium rare, the steak on its own tasted heavenly, and the creamy potatoes and garlic butter were a big compliment to the steak. I also ordered a side of sugar pit bacon which the sweetness of helped cut the richness of the steak and potato. I used most of the garlic butter in the potatoes, because the steak was just so good on its own with flaky sea salt. I sat down for dinner around 16:45 and was served by 17:00, and gone by 17:25. The waiter was very kind and very knowledgeable and explained a great deal of information to me regarding the steaks they had available. The drink, Checked Out, was really well done. I enjoyed that I could actually taste cocoa and cherry and it wasn't just overloaded with whiskey. I honestly could not have asked for a better last meal in Ireland during my vacation. Would highly recommend you stop in and enjoy a cut of Irish beef.

Absolutely incredible. Steak cooked to perfection. Beef dripping cooked chips were to die for. The staff were incredibly welcoming and friendly. Fantastic night!

We recently visited FX Buckley on Crow Street, Temple Bar, Dublin and had a great experience. Service was excellent and the food was amazing. For starter’s we had Leek and Potato soup with an Onion Scone, the scone was nice and warm and it tasted so nice, as did the soup. Then for mains, there are lots of Steaks and sizes/weights to choose from too, which are cooked to perfection! A few great accompaniments are Cream Spinach with Parmesan, and Onion Rings are a must, (these were awesome with great batter coating) and some lovely Pepper Sauce to complete it! Couldn’t actually fit in a desert after all that, but I’m sure they will be as equally nice. Highly recommend this place and will definitely visit again when we return to Dublin.

Loved my visit to this FX Buckley and would highly recommend. Starters were delicious and got sharing steak/sides for main which was well worth the price. I had mentioned it was my boyfriends birthday a few weeks previous when booking and they remembered and brought out a free dessert with candle. Service was outstanding, very attentive and friendly staff. It can be a little too loud at times but I guess that depends on the groups also present. Can't wait to come back.

Daniel went above and beyond to take care of us! My wife and I split The Porterhouse and the bottle of wine. All the sides were amazing. This experience is unforgettable. What more can you ask for? Cheers

Quite honestly, the best steak I've ever had. It's definitely a pricey place but once you go in, you know why. Food is impeccable while the atmosphere is authentic, fitting and premium.

We sure enjoyed their great steak. It was cooked just right and so tender and tasty; especially, with the peppercorn sauce. The Cesar salad was good way to start. We had a glass of red wine to go with our filet. The host was wonderful. He helped us yesterday with making out reservation for dinner tonight. He made us feel right at home. Same was with the other staff members. You should go and enjoy a wonderful meal there, as was the many people dining there!

It was quite an experience. We got there expecting to be seated, however no reservations were made so that didn't sit well. However, our party of 4 turned into a party of 2. When the others showed up they were rejected. That left a sting since it was our last night and it hurt. However, they still had tables available for 4. We were told it was a very well known spot and the steaks were delicious, which it was. We had dinner for two and the food came. .... the table seemed a bit small. The food was wonderful, the service needs working. An incent left my partner sniffling . When it was finally put out it helped. We got a platter for two. It was very delicious the reason for a four star is I wanted a little more comfort in the environment. But it was definitely different. I do want you to understand that this in my opinion would have been so much better if it was managed accordingly. They had the room for four. A table sat for a while with no one at it. But it was ok.

To say this was an experience was putting it mildly. I’d eaten in “old” Chapter One and loved it, but new Chapter One is something else. What an incredible culinary treat. You can see the care, attention to detail and creativity that has gone into this menu. Mikael and his team have done wonders and deserve every bit of those 2 Michelin Stars. Highly commendable to both Declan and John. We adored every minute,

Warmly greeted. Great corner, window table. Aperitif/cocktail arrived promptly. We choose the tasting menu and decided against the wine pairing, instead opting to begin with an Alsace. Excellent wine selection. Food started coming, excellent presentation. Go for the signature Irish coffee to round off your meal. Try the soufflé if available too. For me it's all about the story and passion for the food being served. I enjoy the experience of the menu curation and service (origin, story, creation, interest). I also like to be challenged or experience something new in it's telling. That said, it was very good. We later received our menu by email on request. I should have taken a copy of the lunch menu while I was there, as I like to get signatures, (on our tasting menu) as our keepsake. It's the love and attention to the little things that impress me.

So... where to begin. I visited Chapter One in August with a friend. I was prepared to blow my budget, I just knew it was gonna be pricey. But, all I can say is that, if you love food, and appreciate the art that food can be, it was,and is, worth every penny. We went for the tasting menu and wine pairing because why the hell not. Its not an experience you can do every day. To say our minds were blown and tastebuds truly satisfied would be an understatement. Wines were paired perfectly, the staff were attentive and funny, not overly stuffy which you may expect from such a fine place. And the food! Well the lobster dish was top class, it came with this insane lobster bisque and risotto...insane. we also got 3 desserts and the lavender ice cream with crystallised fennel was so unique and surprisingly delish. I could go on but I won't. If you have a good budget, go here for a celebration or go here if you appreciate amazing fine food and excellent service. Give them another star 🌟

Very strong French base with Asian touch. Impeccable service and good cocktails. The atmosphere is nice and also offers some private dining experiences. Correct price quality ratio considering the 2 stars. Stellar Amuse-bouche. Limited and expensive wine list as a downside.

Wonderful memorable experience - amazing treats, tastes, textures & surprises - delicious flavours - beautiful artistic presentation. A rare and extravagant indulgence. Excellent service - friendly, expert & professional. Faultless.

Had the most perfect meal! From the mouth watering snacks like the beef tartare and the cheese puff and then the main scallop and lobster, every course was a dream! The service team were so friendly, helpful and so knowledgeable about each dish, I was so impressed! Honestly will be daydreaming about that truffle sauce with the Anjou pigeon! Fully recommend!

When I last ate here three years ago, it was the best meal and dining experience I'd ever had. This week, it's certainly been topped. You can taste the extra Michelin star. Photos can't do it justice. It's worth booking months in advance, and not just for an occasion, but as an occasion of its own.

The place is phenomenal from start to finish it's more then a meal it's a whole experience. We were lucky enough to try the 6 course tasting menu with wine pairing and cocktails. From the first moment you walk in the staff are fantastic and couldn't be nicer. I wasn't sure if we would have enough time to start with a drink in the bar but there is no rush at all the staff make you feel at home. The bar is small but it's not why you visit, it's perfect sized as they move you to your table and it's not overcrowded. The range of whiskeys and cocktails is unbelievable and I would definitely recommend starting with one. When the food starts the flavours and presentation is incredible all the way to the last bite. They showed us around the place as it was our first time to visit. The building itself is remarkable with the chefs table in the kitchen and the Midleton room for private dining. I couldn't recommend this place more, it is on the pricey but that's the only thing that could put you off. Or I could say against Chapter One thanks to all the staff for looking after us so well.

Excellent as usual! Amazing ideas brought to life using the finest Irish produce. A great experience! Service is flawless.

We walked into this unassuming looking restaurant for an early dinner only to be given a gastronomical treat. Fine dining at affordable price. We love this little place and will be back again. Thank you Andreas & staff.

Cozy and cute little restaurant with great service and delicious food! We went there to celebrate my birthday and we had an amazing time. You get a super tasty 3 course meal. Service was very good, toilets were clean. Loved the place and highly recommend it!

We went on the recommendation of a friend and were not disappointed. The menu is relatively small, but there is a lot of variety in the dishes, I started with a duck liver creme which was delicious, followed by steak wrapped in a pasty, almost like an individual Beef Wellington, which came with some mini hash browns - a really unusual and great touch. Wine list was good, but should really be extended now it is no longer BYOB. Overall excellent and highly recommended.

Such a little gem. Made a reservation and it did not disappoint. They seat exactly for the time, so no need to arrive early. The meal is so delicious and well thought out and full of flavour. Lots of locals frequent this sweet little spot and the restaurant is vibrant with amazing energy. 10/10 would recommend.

A fine dining restaurant that combines sophisticated original fusions with Irish flavour. Everything was very tasty, it was an interesting taste journey! It is definitely an original place. A cramped restaurant with a few tables, lots of paintings, and an open kitchen from which the smells and hot air from cooking come. I was surprised when the waitress brought the bill when we were still eating and said we had 15min left to leave, as they had another reservation after us. In a restaurant of this class, where prices start at 60eur per person, this is unacceptable. It is certainly not a place where you can sit, talk and quietly enjoy the cuisine. All in all, it is a place of a very high culinary standard that lacks space and time comfort.

This was one of the best meals I've eaten in Dublin. We had the surf and turf and it was stunning. I've been waiting years to get a table here and it was worth the wait. Really good service too. And the nosy part of me enjoyed watching the kitchen in action. I also really liked that there's an option to have Irish coffees instead of desert. Nice touch.

Made reservations for my SO’s birthday during our visit to Dublin. The place opened up at 6pm and filled up pretty quick. You have the option to do the 2 course meal or the 3 course meal with dessert. By the end of this meal, I was so stuffed I couldn’t do dessert. I got the seafood chowder as my starter and I have to say it was absolutely amazing. My second course was the beef fillet, which I enjoyed but I was still thinking about that seafood chowder. My SO got the lamb shank as his entree and said it was super good. Would highly recommend this place. Staff was also kind and welcoming.

Thus far, my favourite dining experience in Ireland in 3 years. The ambience was perfect, the staff ridiculously attentive without being overbearing, and the food simply SCRUMPTIOUS! The flavours were all so powerful but perfectly balanced. They didn't make a single misstep so I couldn't imagine giving them anything less than 5 stars.

Just chose this place on a whim and absolutely loved it. The wait staff were amazing, and the food was so tasty. Keep in mind its more of a price fixed menu with various options for how many courses you receive. Knocked a star off because the portions are heavy/dense, which is great in some cases but it makes a three course meal nearly impossible to finish. That and there is a really strict seating capacity. You will likely have to book in advance, or if you walk in, be prepared to stick to your timeline! Still would HIGHLY recommend for a nice evening out!

There are only few seats in this restaurant, and I was very lucky to get a bar seat without booking. (So remember to book! But also feel free to walk-in and ask :)) Service is really great they are very kind. Food is amazing although it seems that they've made adjustments to their menus (comparing to photos on Google). The dessert is a bit sweeter than I expected but still very lovely. Overall, I would definitely revisit if I have a chance to come to Dublin again!