Phoenix Park Tea Rooms, Dublin

Lonely PlanetAug 26

Best Places to Eat in Dublin in 2026

Dublin has grown into a top food destination. Find vegan classics, lobster platters and Michelin-starred gastronomy at these top restaurants, cafes and bars.

Friendly institution serving scones, cream cake, and coffee.

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Mulligan’sPubPub on Poolbeg Street, perfect for sipping a creamy pint.
Eustace StreetNeighborhoodCobbled street lined with colorful shops and restaurants.
Grafton StreetNeighborhoodStreet with many new eateries.
CornucopiaRestaurantVegetarian eatery serving lasagna and salads; dine alone or share.
Osteria LucioRestaurantAuthentically Italian restaurant serving unforgettable Casarecce pasta.
Leo Burdock’sFast foodKnown for fish suppers; famous faces queue at the Christchurch location.
Lord Edward PubPubPub next door to Leo Burdock's, good for a pint.
NotionsRestaurantNatural wine bar and restaurant in the evenings.
Two Pups CoffeeCaféServes brunch options and takes coffee game seriously.
Toner'sPubTraditional pub on Baggott Street, find the snug empty.
Balfe’sRestaurantBrasserie in the Westbury Hotel for brunch with Mimosas.
Phoenix Park Tea RoomsCaféFriendly institution serving scones, cream cake, and coffee.
John Kavanagh’s PubPubMusic-free bar serving beef and Guinness stew, and coddle.
MongooseRestaurantRestaurant in the Liberties with affordable seasonal à la carte.
Sren & SonRestaurantCoffee shop for rare brews, fine pastries, and vegan cakes.
The Rooftop Bar & Terrace at Anantara The Marker DublinRestaurant
Elsewhere
LobstarRestaurantMonkstown, IrelandServes seafood treats like prawns, mussels, and grilled lobster tail.

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