The best restaurants Dublin

The Summit is as its name indicates at the Howth summit, just opposite the bus terminal 31. This pub, in the family since 1950, reminds a little of the restaurants found on the slopes in the mountain. The terrace is open by all the time, and winter a good fireplace fire warms the atmosphere. On Saturday evening, the management organises jazz or rock concerts. The house also offers starters and dishes at reasonable prices. A good place to take a break in the hiking and make a pool, watch a game of hurling or start his favorite music on the jukeboxes.

According to Dubliners, Zaytoon has the best kebabs in the capital. If they are more expensive than the Parisian kebabs, the sandwiches proposed here are however quite consistent and especially of better quality. You can also opt for the Persian specialty, the kubideh, excellent meat brochettes. There is also a branch on Lower Camden Street. On the spot or to take away, this is a good option to get your strength back, between two pubs in Temple Bar during a long evening of celebration.

In the excellent FXB, carnivores will be delighted, but the others can rest assured that there is something for everyone. FXB defines itself as surf'n'turf, that is to say the place where you can find very classic and consistent dishes of fish(surf) or meat(turf). A restaurant, with a very neat and trendy decoration, where the dishes are nicely prepared, the cuisine tasty, like traditional American flavors. The Caesar salad is also delicious. There are several addresses in the Irish capital.

A short walk from Croke Park, this corner restaurant is a small gold mine for light pizza enthusiasts. It offers classic classics, some very successful creations, but also the option create your own ("create yours") at rates more attractive than usual.

In a bright and colorful decor (even the furniture reminds us of Mexico), the well-named Acapulco has built its menu around various dishes (fajitas, tortillas, burritos, enchiladas, nachos) with deliciously spicy smells... Be careful though with the chili del diablo... very spicy! Nevertheless, for more than two decades, the oldest Mexican restaurant in the Irish capital has been delighting its little world. Gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan dishes are also on the menu of this pleasant establishment which is off the beaten track.

The ideal place to start the day. This gay friendly café-walk in the shopping area of the city serves copious breakfasts (full Irish breakfast or vegeterian) in a friendly atmosphere.