Eat, drink and discover Dublin
Dublin’s food and drink scene has never been more exciting and it continues to evolve at a pace that keeps even locals on their toes.
For the very best recommendations, be sure to explore our food blogs where we regularly share up-to-date guides, hidden gems, and curated lists that reflect what’s truly worth your time (and appetite) right now. Every piece is shaped by people who genuinely know and love this city the kind of places we return to ourselves, time and again.
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Read MoreFood and Drink FAQ'S Dublin
Are pubs in Dublin only for drinking?
No many pubs serve excellent food, from hearty Irish meals to modern gastropub dishes.
Is food expensive in Dublin?
It can be. Casual meals might cost €10–€20, while mid-range restaurants range from €20–€40 per person.
Do I need to tip?
Tipping isn’t mandatory, but leaving 10–15% for good service in restaurants is appreciated.
Are there good cafés in Dublin?
Yes—Dublin has a strong café culture, with great coffee spots and bakeries throughout the city. Find our recommendations here
Do I need to book restaurants in advance?
For popular spots (especially weekends), booking is recommended. This can be done on OpenTable or on the restaurants website
What areas are best for food in Dublin?
Temple Bar, Camden Street, Smithfield, George’s Street and Ranelagh all have great dining options.
