Guidebook for Dublin
Food Scene
They have great coffee and loose teas to have in or take out, they sell the coffee and loose leaf teas and the ambiance is very urban modern
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Wall & Keogh Superior Teas
45 Richmond St SThey have great coffee and loose teas to have in or take out, they sell the coffee and loose leaf teas and the ambiance is very urban modern
They cook adaptations of American brunches in all organic local traditional Irish products. It is a great family place. My favourite is the homemade porridge. Fair warning, it can be crowded in the week-ends but it's a lovely place with a terrasse. It is a bit more gourmet than other places so it depends on your budget.
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Farmer Browns Rathmines
170 Rathmines Rd LowerThey cook adaptations of American brunches in all organic local traditional Irish products. It is a great family place. My favourite is the homemade porridge. Fair warning, it can be crowded in the week-ends but it's a lovely place with a terrasse. It is a bit more gourmet than other places so it depends on your budget.
It is the spot for young people on a budget, with quirky decoration and good food. The first room is a bar, and the restaurant area is in a 1960s double decker bus they converted into kitchen and restaurant room. They have pizzas and burgers.
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The Bernard Shaw
It is the spot for young people on a budget, with quirky decoration and good food. The first room is a bar, and the restaurant area is in a 1960s double decker bus they converted into kitchen and restaurant room. They have pizzas and burgers.
A well-hidden secret of the Dubliners. You get to it through the Daintree Wedding Stationary, into a secluded yard planted with bamboos and mosaic decorated walls. Great homemade cakes and porridges in vintage china. Great if you want something close and away from the tourists
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The Cake Cafe
8 Pleasants PlA well-hidden secret of the Dubliners. You get to it through the Daintree Wedding Stationary, into a secluded yard planted with bamboos and mosaic decorated walls. Great homemade cakes and porridges in vintage china. Great if you want something close and away from the tourists
It is THE best bakery in Dublin, with the best tarts, cakes and decor, an absolute must go!!
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Queen of Tarts
Cow's LaneIt is THE best bakery in Dublin, with the best tarts, cakes and decor, an absolute must go!!
Drinks & Nightlife
If you want the pub experience with actual Irish people and few tourists, J. O'Connell is the place to go. It is off the main axes for tourists so only local people go there. They have lives showings of football and rugby, so if you're in the mood to meet Irish people it's the perfect place.
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J. O'Connell
29 Richmond St SIf you want the pub experience with actual Irish people and few tourists, J. O'Connell is the place to go. It is off the main axes for tourists so only local people go there. They have lives showings of football and rugby, so if you're in the mood to meet Irish people it's the perfect place.
Another cool pub if you want to mingle with Irish and international people. They have beginners blues dance classes every week.
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Against the Grain
11 Wexford StAnother cool pub if you want to mingle with Irish and international people. They have beginners blues dance classes every week.
Great place to start in the evening if you want to have drinks and you're on a budget, the average price for a cocktail is 5 euros. Since it's good value, it can get crowded on week-ends so it's up to you.
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Capitol Lounge
1 Aungier StGreat place to start in the evening if you want to have drinks and you're on a budget, the average price for a cocktail is 5 euros. Since it's good value, it can get crowded on week-ends so it's up to you.
They have all original signature cocktails in a lounge environment. It is pretty pricy but these are the best cocktails in Dublin, so this is great if you want a classy night out on the town.
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The Exchequer
3-5 Exchequer StThey have all original signature cocktails in a lounge environment. It is pretty pricy but these are the best cocktails in Dublin, so this is great if you want a classy night out on the town.
Sightseeing
A great local covered market in 19th c. style, an iconic landmark to understand the more classy and eco-friendly side of Dublin.
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Fallon & Byrne, Food Hall
11-17 Exchequer StA great local covered market in 19th c. style, an iconic landmark to understand the more classy and eco-friendly side of Dublin.
It is hard to explain only in a few lines how great Trinity is, for culture, architecture and history. Plus, the tour of college is given by students and the Old Library will astonish everyone.
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Trinity College
It is hard to explain only in a few lines how great Trinity is, for culture, architecture and history. Plus, the tour of college is given by students and the Old Library will astonish everyone.
Arts & Culture
Not only is it a landmark of the history of Dublin, it's architectural quirks are delighful to learn about. If you're not that much into culture, then just go to see where Bram Stoker was working when he wrote Dracula and where a lot of scenes from the Penny Dreadful series were shot.
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Dublin Castle
Dame StreetNot only is it a landmark of the history of Dublin, it's architectural quirks are delighful to learn about. If you're not that much into culture, then just go to see where Bram Stoker was working when he wrote Dracula and where a lot of scenes from the Penny Dreadful series were shot.
Situated right next to the Parliament, it is a beautiful small museum informative about the pre-historic, Celtic and Viking aspects of Ireland with treasures and weapons. As all museums in Ireland, it is free and works on donations.
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Kildare Street, stop 4530 station
Situated right next to the Parliament, it is a beautiful small museum informative about the pre-historic, Celtic and Viking aspects of Ireland with treasures and weapons. As all museums in Ireland, it is free and works on donations.
Both great for history and walking in nature, to get the feel of the real, pre-Celtic Tiger years of Ireland. It is a very appeasing and meditative walk and surprisingly merry for a burial ground.
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Glasnevin Cemetery station
Both great for history and walking in nature, to get the feel of the real, pre-Celtic Tiger years of Ireland. It is a very appeasing and meditative walk and surprisingly merry for a burial ground.
If you are curious about the major Viking culture there was in Dublin, this is the place to go for fun interactions and discovery.
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Dublinia
If you are curious about the major Viking culture there was in Dublin, this is the place to go for fun interactions and discovery.
Parks & Nature
If you want to be around species from al around the wolrd, beautiful landscaping, abundant flowers and friendly squirrels, this is the place to go. It is a quiet astonishing place away from the din of the city. For all nature lovers, and it's free.
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Botanic Gardens, stop 151 station
If you want to be around species from al around the wolrd, beautiful landscaping, abundant flowers and friendly squirrels, this is the place to go. It is a quiet astonishing place away from the din of the city. For all nature lovers, and it's free.
One of the biggest urban parks in Europe, a familiar place for picnics and feeding deers, and get a glimpse of the presidential palace if you are into history.
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Phoenix Park
One of the biggest urban parks in Europe, a familiar place for picnics and feeding deers, and get a glimpse of the presidential palace if you are into history.
A secluded park with gorgeous landscaping, usually the place for Dublin festivals as well as a refreshing stroll.
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Iveagh Gardens
Saint Stephen's GreenA secluded park with gorgeous landscaping, usually the place for Dublin festivals as well as a refreshing stroll.
Essentials
Lidl
12 Walkinstown Ave