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real nice restaurant. Went along before a christy moore concert at vicar st. Had to hurry because we were running late but the waiter was cool and made sure we were taken care of. Food was delicous.…
Honest, elegant and beautiful, The French Paradox has become a chief delight among les gourmands au Ballsbridge. Come by around 12 for their lunch menu -think buttery quiches served hot with leaves…
Category: French
If you don't mind bumping elbows with your tablemates, then Chez Max is a good choice for a boozy, non-fussy evening meal. The seating comes in all shapes and sizes - there is even a sofa option - and…
Categories: French, Modern European
Had a super meal in Roly's last night. Only booked an hour before by chance as we were going to be a party of 7. Thank God I did as the place was packed for a Tuesday nights (in the middle of the R…
Category: French
I went here last night for a Christmas staff do, so we were given a set menu, it still had a large selection. I started with goose pate with Melba toast, although it wasn't described as pate it had…
I had occasion to go for a fancy family lunch recently and it dawned on me that I have no idea whatsoever where you get fancy lunch from. So, I made a few calls, got a few suggestions and ended up in…
The first thing that springs to mind when I hear 'frere Jacques' is a nursery rhyme and not necessarily one of the best French restaurants in Dublin. There, I said it! It doesn't look that fancy from…
One of my favourite things to do in Dublin is to go for a morning stroll along the many streets, a particular favoured route is to head up Trinity street and then cutting up Andrew's Lane to Exchequer…
Categories: Brasseries, French
The area might not be as picturesque as one of the lovely streets of Paris, but the food doesn't disappoint and it takes you away from the grim Dublin neighbourhood to somewhere a bit more shall I say…
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