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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.

Coffee shop for rare brews, fine pastries, and vegan cakes.

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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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