DK Travel : Dublin : Places to eat

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Bangkok Café

No prizes for decor but the atmosphere is informal and the food always good.
Bantry House

This fine house (see Bantry Bay and Bantry House) overlooking Bantry Bay has a craft shop and an excellent café with informal seating.
Bewley’s Oriental Café

Right in the centre of Grafton Street, this is one of two branches of Bewley’s in the city. The building alone is worth the visit, with stained-glass windows and authentic atmosphere.
Bianconi

This award-winning hotel restaurant serves the best of contemporary, Italian-influenced cuisine and has an excellent wine list.
Blair’s Inn

This award-winning bar-restaurant is full of nooks and crannies, with open fires in winter and a beer garden in summer. The speciality is seafood: try the lemon sole stuffed with crab meat.
Boluisce

This family-run restaurant has earned itself a high reputation for Connemara lamb, Irish beef, and delicious fish from the nearby Atlantic.
Botticelli

Genuine Italian run by Italians. The simple menu has all the old favourites – a good, reasonably priced place for lunch or dinner.
Brasserie Na Mara

A very special restaurant in what used to be the Customs Hall. Lots of space and light with high ceilings and attractive decor. The seafood menu is delicious.
Brownes Brasserie

The Brasserie is an informal name for the smart restaurant attached to this townhouse hotel. Right on St Stephen’s Green and close to Grafton Street, it is convenient and the food excellent.
Brulees

Donal Cooper and Teresa Murphy serve fine food made mainly from local produce at their widely acclaimed restaurant in central Limerick.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal for one with half a bottle of wine (or equivalent meal), taxes and extra charges.
- under €25
- €25–€35
- €35–€55
- €55–€70
- over €70