Things to do and see in downtown Dublin

Gallagher's Boxy House

A visit to this popular Traditional Restaurant is a must, situated within walking distance of O'Connell Street. It provides the finest traditions on Irish cuisine in an atmosphere that is contemporary & timeless.
You can start the day with one of it's finest breakfast. Chose from the traditional full Irish or if you fancy something a little more adventurous why not try the corned beef & red onion omelette.
Main dishes boast of Bacon & Cabbage, Corned Beef & Cabbage, Honey Roast Salmon which just melts in your mouth. They also have a selection of vegetarian dishes.

Gallagher's also have Traditional Irish Music every Monday to Friday to really make your visit to this fantastic restaurant complete

For this restaurant being situated in Temple Bar I must say it is reasonably priced compared to others in this popular district. Breakfast starting from €7.50 & main dishes starting from €14.95 it is very good value for money

La Caprice

Italian Restaurant, menus include pasta, fish, chicken and lamb dishes. They also have a selection of vegetarian options. Take advantage of the Early Bird Menu, €19.95 per person, extended to the evening and its great value for money! For dessert, I would recommend the ice cream and chocolate sauce!


When you walk in the entrance, you will be surrounded by the Wall of Fame; Colm Meaney, Niall Quinn, Gabriel Byrne, Charlie Haughey, Pierce Brosnan, Robert Redford, James Caan and Matthew Broderick are just a few of famous people that has visited this friendly and homely run restaurant.
Opened Tuesday to Sunday from 5pm to 10.45pm. Closed Mondays.

Montys of Kathmandu

This Indian restaurant is know for it's authentic Nepalese & Indian cuisine. With an extensive menu ranging from a platter of assorted starters, vegetarian options and the all time faveorite chicken tikka masala.

The staff here are very attentive & will offer suggestions to you if your simply can't make up your mind. Not only is the food here authentic, traditional, & delicious but it is also great value for money.

An excellent taste of asia in the heart of Dublin & with a short walk from the Castle Hotel or Hotel St George, it couldn't be better!

Patrick Gilbaud

A Michelin 2 Star institution and winner of the Jacobs Creek Restaurant of the Year Award 2008.

Put on your glad rags and treat yourselves to a meal at this fine restaurant-you won't be disappointed.

Temple Bar

Temple Bar is known as a place for fun.

Many bars & restaurants are situated in this district & is bustling with party goers, especially at the weekend. It is also home to a number of cultural centres & street entertainers can always be found here.

The Brazen Head

For a traditional Irish sessiun don't miss the Brazen Head. Just a short trip from any of our City Center Hotels the Brazen Head comes highly recommended from tourists and locals alike.

The Brazen head is the Oldest Pub in Ireland dating back to 1198. the food is good the music is great and the drink is flowing.

The Lord Edward

This restaurant is a complete contrast of a lot of Dublin restaurants that have exploded the city in the last 10 years. It is the oldest seafood restaurant in dublin & boasts of 3 floors overlooking the magnificent christchurch catherdral.

If you love seafood cooked the old fashion way (with lots of butter & cream) this is deafinatly the place for you. Non sea food dishes are also available for the non fish lovers like tradtional Irish Stew or Corned Beef & Cabbage. Desserts also ranking high on the menu

A visit to this restaurant is a must.