Guidebook for Dublin
Food Scene
Queen of Tarts
Cow's LaneLovely home made scones, desserts and cakes.
Great for coffee and breakfasts with a middle eastern twist.
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Brother Hubbard (North)
153 Capel StGreat for coffee and breakfasts with a middle eastern twist.
Lovely place to hang out, drink coffee, have great organic food and people watch. Had free wifi. Closes at 5pm.
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The Fumbally
Fumbally LaneLovely place to hang out, drink coffee, have great organic food and people watch. Had free wifi. Closes at 5pm.
My favourite Italian restaurant in Dublin. They do amazing home made ravioli. You will need a reservation.
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Il Vicoletto
5 Crow StMy favourite Italian restaurant in Dublin. They do amazing home made ravioli. You will need a reservation.
Lovely little French restaurant. Always has a good atmosphere. The food is simple and the wine is good.
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Chez Max
1 Palace StLovely little French restaurant. Always has a good atmosphere. The food is simple and the wine is good.
Great place for lunch or dinner. Always lively with a good atmosphere during peak times. Food is really good, but staff can be unattentive.
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Coppinger Row
1 Coppinger RowGreat place for lunch or dinner. Always lively with a good atmosphere during peak times. Food is really good, but staff can be unattentive.
Fantastic food. Great staff. Would highly recommend it. The steak for two with bearnaise sauce is divine.
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Etto
18 Merrion RowFantastic food. Great staff. Would highly recommend it. The steak for two with bearnaise sauce is divine.
Good for brunch. Make sure you go upstairs-the room on the second floor is so much nicer.
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Odessa Club
13 Dame CtGood for brunch. Make sure you go upstairs-the room on the second floor is so much nicer.
Sightseeing
My number one tourist recommendation for Dublin. A bit of a hidden treasure-go see it!
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Chester Beatty
My number one tourist recommendation for Dublin. A bit of a hidden treasure-go see it!
It's worth checking out-one of the big tourist sights in Dublin.
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I-Cathedral ye-Christ Church
Christchurch PlaceIt's worth checking out-one of the big tourist sights in Dublin.
Tells the story of Guinness. One of the best views of Dublin from the gravity bar.
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I-Guinness Storehouse
Tells the story of Guinness. One of the best views of Dublin from the gravity bar.
Essentials
Best place to buy food in Dublin. There's a grocery store on the ground floor with a butcher, fishmonger, cheese stand, deli counter. Downstairs has a wine cellar and tasty snacks. Staff are great,
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Fallon & Byrne, Food Hall
11-17 Exchequer StBest place to buy food in Dublin. There's a grocery store on the ground floor with a butcher, fishmonger, cheese stand, deli counter. Downstairs has a wine cellar and tasty snacks. Staff are great,
Blazing Salads
30 Drury StGreat organic bread and salads to takeaway.
Shopping
My favourite bookshop in Dublin. Very friendly staff and a small but well chosen selection.
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The Gutter Bookshop
Cow's LaneMy favourite bookshop in Dublin. Very friendly staff and a small but well chosen selection.
Jenny Vander Antiques
50 Drury StGreat for vintage jewellery and dresses.
Everything Else
Best yoga studio in Dublin. Great and very welcoming teachers. You can rent mats and all the usual gear there.
Samadhi
Cow's LaneBest yoga studio in Dublin. Great and very welcoming teachers. You can rent mats and all the usual gear there.
A great place to go running. Phoenix Park is 2 km along the river Liffey from my apartment.
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Phoenix Park
A great place to go running. Phoenix Park is 2 km along the river Liffey from my apartment.
Drinks & Nightlife
The Long Hall
51 South Great George's StreetTraditional style bar full of Irish people.