As can be seen from the 'cleaned' plates the food was absolutely great. Wonderful flavours and service was spot on. Wine list is good but could be broader and more adventurous but minor in the scheme of things! One of our favourite and most reliable eateries in Dublin. Keep up the great work.
Good food, but not amazing.
The polenta appetizer is really good though. For main I had the wood pigeon, which was tasty but the meat was very hard unfortunately. We also had to wait for more than half an hour for food to come out which is no fun.
My favorite all-in-one place ! Supermarket with trendy, high quality international product. I got almost everything of french cheeses when I got home sick.
Really nice wine bar downstairs with great cheeseboard, gluten free bread is also an option. The counter bar is offering a various range of salads, and meal. Portion are well served.
We came in. looking awefully American and was told that the bar seating was booked (2 people sat at a 10 person bar). We Go downstairs to the wine cellar as recommended - which we did - had a great time- we receive NO TEXT to say that our table was readyThen We get sat the very closest table to the kitchen as possible even though Many other tables are available not feeling the love would NEVER COME BACK. if you are American food is not worth the crappy service go somewhere else..
Amazing grocery store. So many unique buys here and their cheese, meat and fish counters are the best and staff are extremely helpful
Good wine. Food is good quality but dint amazing. Staff are friendly. I'd recommend but not for a special occasion. The shop is great but could have a bigger selection but you can buy edible flowers - an everyday essential.
Expensive, perhaps. But the quality is pretty much undeniable. Fantastic cheese counter and superb veg selection. Only had a quick browse of the butcher and was getting pretty excited. Packs a lot of top notch groceries into a small space. And there lies my only issue. You end up having to squeeze past too many people to get into the aisles. Not the place for someone with claustrophobia. Other than that, it's the best food hall in Dublin.
Went with a large party. Food was gorgeous and there was no rush on being served . You were able to enjoy your meal without feeling rushed or that they wanted to get us out. However we were not able to pay for individual drinks which people wanted to order. We were told that this would have to go on a drinks bill. This made it quite awkward at the end of the night to figure out who had what. They also put a 12.5% service charge on this bill as well as the food bill. Which I thought was a bit cheeky. Drinks service was also very slow.
Massively overated. Have been twice now and both times flavours were uninspiring, service average and generally overpriced for the quality you receive. Go in with low expectations and you will likely enjoy your meal.
Very reliable supermarket where you can buy good quality cold meats and cheeses - both Irish and European. They also have really good vegetables like Marinda tomatoes from Sicily and blood oranges when in season - they stock very tasty Irish stuff when in season too. Wine selection is interesting, and usually different to other supermarkets - similar to Sweeney's in Glasnevin, but at a much smaller scale.
The restaurant's set menu is good also.
Some call it Felon and Burn, because they're felons that burn your money.
Great restaurant, good quality food and huge wine selection. Supermarket also good, but overpriced.
Note: if you put on your site that you're open until 19:00, that means that customers should be able to go in until 19:00. Here the doors close 10 minutes before - not so much "customer focused".
Great high end supermarket with an excellent selection across the board. The butcher and fish counter are both excellent and fairly priced. Downstairs in the cellar, you'll find a pretty cozy space which is great for getting a nice bottle (or two!) of wine and bites to snack on. The upstairs restaurant is my least favourite part of F & B as I have been 3 times and all have been underwhelming particularly given the cost. However, as a whole this is an excellent place.
Great spot for a wedding. Staff are friendly and work hard although manager is a bit of a wagon. Stressing the bride on her wedding day, not good. If there's a problem, speak to the bridal party. It's what they're for. Don't upset a bride 30 seconds after she's just been married. Everything was perfect until that point. Looking at you missus with the curly black hair. And if someone tells you that they didn't receive their meal, don't tell them that they did. They're not looking for seconds. If you're having a bad day, don't take it out on guests.
The rest of the staff were absolutely fantastic and really went out of their way to make sure everything was perfect.
The food was out of this world (serious kudos to the chef) and was a really unusual menu for a wedding (in a good way). The venue even had security on for the wedding while the rest of the venue was closed. Security even stepped in when some undesirables outside started acting up.
The bar and wait staff here were of the highest standard in Dublin. They were good sports when we involved them in the activities and they were trained to make proper cocktails. Fast, efficient and made our night.
Highly recommend, despite the bad apple. That alone says a lot about how great this place is. She didn't spoil the barrel.