Ristoranti in zona Harrington House Hostel

29 ristoranti disponibili nelle vicinanze

1. Doolally

4.6

Eccezionale(2281)

Prezzo: caro

• Indiana • South City Centre

Prenotato 20 volte oggi

Inspired by the India-Irish connection, our food story celebrates authentic regional Indian flavours,seasonal local produce and offers a wide menu of hearty and healthy comfort foods.This is fun food, meant for sharing. Doolally’s menu was originally created in collaboration with Alfred Prasad, a renowned Indian chef,having been awarded a Michelin star at the age of twenty-nine.His unique take on Indian cuisine, combined with Press Up’s vision for quality produce,excellent service and world class design is what makes Doolally special.

2. Mama Yo

4.4

Incredibile(1804)

Prezzo: caro

• Cinese • Camden Street

Prenotato 40 volte oggi

Mama Yo is located on Camden Street in Dublin 2. The menu, which blends traditional Chinese recipes with a contemporary twist, has been created with sharing in mind, so is perfect for groups and family style dining. With an extensive menu covering dim sum style small plates and an array of mains and sides, come prepared to make some tough choices!The stunning interiors of Mama Yo, featuring two full sized trees in the middle of the dining room with bespoke silk lanterns, create a magical and enchanting effect, adding a layer of far eastern exoticism to your dining experience.The restaurant is also extended with a fully roofed and heated Terrace for Dinning or private hire.Our Roast Duck is subject to availability and must be pre-ordered a minimum of 48 hours prior.To pre-order, please make a note on your booking to experience a truly authentic Chinese speciality.

3. Richmond

4.8

Eccezionale(346)

Prezzo: caro

• Europea • Portobello

Prenotato 5 volte oggi

Head Chef, David O'Byrne, has been running the kitchen since opening day, back in December 2015. Within two years he had earned a Michelin Bib Gourmand & has retained it every year since. Owner/Manager Russell Wilde has been in the business for over 30 years, so he also has a fair idea of what he's doing.And they both very much look forward to providing you with an enjoyable & memorable dining experience.

Foto del ristorante Sophie's @ The Dean Dublin

4. Sophie's @ The Dean Dublin

4.3

Incredibile(3711)

Prezzo: caro

• Europea • South City Centre

Prenotato 25 volte oggi

A glasshouse restaurant, where the weather is our wallpaper. We serve breakfast and dinner 7 days a week. We do lunch on weekdays and brunch at the weekend.Our New York – Italian menu is simple and delicious. Meats, fish, vegetables, fruits, herbs and dairy delivered daily by local suppliers. The restaurant vibe changes from a laid back sunrise through a buzzing sunset. A view like no other in Dublin, cityscape to countryside. No fuss, no formality, book a table and enjoy.Sophie’s Bar is at the very heart of our rooftop restaurant. Pull up a stool and get comfortable at any time, day or night to take in the incredible views of the Dublin skyline while our amazing team of bartenders create a world-class cocktail for you.Head out to our Rooftop Terrace to soak up the sun when it's hot, or wrap up in blankets under our heaters when it’s not.

Foto del ristorante Krewe South - Charlemont

5. Krewe South - Charlemont

4.7

Eccezionale(304)

Prezzo: moderato

• Creola / Cajun / Meridionale • Camden Street

Prenotato 16 volte oggi

The Jewel of the South-Side. A NOLA inspired Bar & Eatery, fusing the vibrancy, craic and soul of Southern & Irish Hospitality. Perfect for any KREWE gathering. As they would say in New Orleans, 'Pass a Good Time' in our venue and soak up the atmosphere. Our Menu, created after a fun filled trip to New Orleans, takes inspiration from the flavour of Cajun Creole Cuisine while locally sourcing ingredients. So Round up your Krewe and 'Laissez les bon temps rouler'. Let the good times roll!

6. Camden Kitchen

4.8

Eccezionale(568)

Prezzo: caro

• Irlandese • Camden Street

Camden Kitchen is a Modern Independant Neighbourhood Bistro serving seasonal Irish produce cooked with care and a warm welcome for locals and visitors in the historic Camden Market Buildings c1907 A constantly evolving menu that makes the most of Ireland's exceptional produce from land and sea.Chef-Owner Padraic Hayden opened Camden Kitchen in 2010

7. The Port House Cava

4.5

Incredibile(174)

Prezzo: moderato

• Tapas / Assaggi • Camden Street

Prenotato 3 volte oggi

Located on the buzzing Camden Street, the Port House Cava offers an extensive tapas & pintxo menu, wines and port lists and a large selection of the Catalonian Sparkling wine ranging across many styles and varieties.

8. Momento Restaurant

4.3

Incredibile(13)

Prezzo: moderato

• Italiana • Dundrum

Welcome to Monto restaurant and steakhouse. Established in 2015, and nestled in the heart of bustling Camden Street Dublin Ireland , we are a local eatery serving succulent steak, delectable pasta, mouth-watering fresh fish and exquisite hand tossed wood fire pizza. Enjoy lunch, weekend brunch, evening dinner or just swing by and say hello. Parents will enjoy our kids menus, and the delicious joys from our set menu specially prepared by our master chef. Bring your own bottle At Monto, we do not hold a license to sell alcohol and as such offer a bring your own policy on any wine, champagne, prosecco or bottled beer.NOTE: Please note that a corkage fee of €4 per bottle of wine and €1.50 per bottle of beer applies.

9. The Bleeding Horse

3.9

Ottimo(26)

Prezzo: moderato

• Gastro Pub • Dame Street

Prenotato 4 volte oggi

The Bleeding Horse is a historically significant public house located in Upper Camden Street, Dublin, Ireland. It dates at least back to the 17th century, and was located on St. Kevin’s Port (now Camden St.) at the junction of two important highways leading out of the city.On one side was Charlotte St., leading to Ranelagh and Donnybrook; on the other side was Old Camden St., which joined Richmond St. and led to Rathmines and Cullenswood. Both of these old streets disappeared during the renovations in the 1990s. The present building dates from 1871; the interior was renovated in 1992.There are (at least) two explanations for the name. One is that when a horse got the “staggers” it was bled by a farrier at the inn. Another is that the name of the pub comes from an incident during the Battle of Rathmines in 1649, when a wounded horse fled from the battle.