Devour Dublin's restaurants

Dublin's restaurants share a fine tradition of exquisite cuisine, much more than the humble potato! Dine out in Dublin's restaurants with the help of Dublin Events and give your tummy a treat.

Book a table online at any Dublin restaurants listed on our site and skip the queue of salivating tourists!

Staying in Dublin? Whether you want the luxury of a hotel or the freedom of an apartment, we can find you:

• self-catering apartments
• hotels
• hostels
• guest houses
• town houses

Dublin restaurants vary from the traditional menu to world-inspired Dublin restaurants you'd expect to find from Italian to Polish. The highest concentration of restaurants in Dublin can be found around Temple Bar's cobbled streets.

Restaurants in Dublin cater for every pallet from the burger-muncher to the fancy-french-fanatic although many people coming to Dublin might prefer a menu of Guinness.

Your choice of restaurants in Dublin also depends on your purse, so choose from:

A cheap and cheerful Dublin restaurant

• Gruel - Near Temple Bar in Dame Street. One of the few places in Dublin where you can eat deliciously different food cheaply, take no notice of the name, gruel isn't really on the menu, food to drool over is!

A mid-range restaurant in Dublin

• Gallaghers Boxty House - A great traditional Irish eatery in Temple Bar, this restaurant fuses potato pancakes (Boxty) with the finest ingredients such as freshly caught fish and Irish steaks. The type of cuisine that draws locals and tourists to Dublin alike, so best book now to be sure of a table.

An up-market restaurant in Dublin

• Mint - This award-winning French restaurant can be found in Ranelagh Village five minutes from St. Stephens Green in Dublin. It's extremely good value for the dishes you'll be served and the restaurant even has a "tasting menu". The food really is "mint".

Eating in a popular city like Dublin might be a recipe for disaster but with Dublin Events it's made palatable as you can book online and make sure that you get a table at the best restaurants in Dublin!

Beer and restaurants in Dublin

As well as sampling the fine Irish fare in Dublin's restaurants, you could also try a menu of home-brewed beer. Microbreweries have resurged in Dublin especially at Messrs Maguire (O'Connell Bridge - Burgh Quay) where queer beers from toffee flavour, to a coriander-based wheat beer, can be found alongside their mass produced counterparts.

The Porter House Bar in Temple Bar (Parliament Street, Dublin) is another fine establishment where you can sup on Oyster Stout and blame any further events on the aphrodisiac ingredient in the beer, (not the amount consumed).