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As soon as you step in the door, you are immediately immersed in the décor with the names of the vineyards hanging on the walls. To take a seat, you have to go down to the basement. Behind the bar, bottles are stacked on top of each other, old French songs resound in the red room, old posters adorn the walls, and the cosy and intimate setting invites you to relax... Here, spicy and fragrant dishes are served that will delight the fine gourmets: hot goat's cheese salad, mussels marinière, charcuterie plate, rack of lamb with honey and whiskey..
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The only thing that stopped me walking out was the fact that the stairs are so tight, and I had to drink so much wine to be able to eat the food, I was scared I’d fall down.
Frozen veg from a bag. French onion soup without any onions. Empty room on the busiest weekend in Dublin. Skids on the napkins. Looking forward to McDonalds after.
Wine list was good, but from the 60s.
Stood outside for 10minutes after as I felt obliged to steer people away.