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Top 10 Places to Eat

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1. Halo at The Morrison

Minimalist chic is the form here – the hotel (see Morrison) and restaurant were designed by the fashion supremo John Rocha. Modern European food with an Asian influence is put together with predominantly organic ingredients.
2. Chapter One

Warm colours, comfortable seating and courteous service set the tone. Excellent “theatre” dinner (see Gate Theatre) and Irish and French cuisine.
3. Chief O’Neills

This multilevelled open-plan eating and drinking place opens onto Smithfield’s cobbled square. Good bar food.
4. 101 Talbot Street

Just around the corner from the Abbey Theatre (see Abbey and Peacock Theatres). There’s a choice of the main restaurant or the simpler Pasta Bar.
5. Panem

This tiny eaterie is a great place to take gorgeous filled foccacias and croissants out on to the boardwalk in the summer – the interior is so chic, however, you may just want to stay inside.
6. Clerys

The vaulted tearooms of this department store serve a lunch menu of salads, soup and sandwiches, but afternoon tea is their speciality.
7. Bangkok Café

No prizes for decor but the atmosphere is informal and the food always good.
8. Epicurean Food Hall

International food emporium with everything from kebabs to French cuisine.
9. Dublin Writers’ Museum Café

At the back of the museum (see Dublin Writers’ Museum) this cheerful café has filling dishes as well as lighter snacks.
10. Gresham Hotel

This grand hotel (see The Gresham) offers a fine international menu, but head here for a particularly good afternoon tea.