Graduation meal

gonker

Hi could I please get some recommendations for a nice meal in Dublin City centre for my daughters graduation meal. She is quite a picky eater so somewhere that would do pizza but not a pizza joint somewhere classy. We tried Sophie today but we were not blown away! Thank you in advance

spurious

Would Da Mimmo in North Strand be too far out/not what you mean by classy?

Shefwedfan

Millers Pizza baggot street

gonker

spurious wrote: »

Would Da Mimmo in North Strand be too far out/not what you mean by classy?

By classy I mean we will be dressed up so we don't want to stand out.
I will have a look thank you

spurious

You get all sorts in Da Mimmo. Not full formal, but certainly suits.
It's quite difficult to book though, so in plenty of time if it's for an evening.

Highly recommend it for a visit, even if you don't choose it for the graduation.

Shefwedfan

Millers is gourmet pizza

As Baggot street most people in suits etc for work anyway, so depends on what time you are going in

kinsy

Angelina's? https://angelinas.ie/restaurant/

Osteria Lucio http://osterialucio.com/wood-fire-pizza/

gonker

Thank you. It will be around five in the evening. I'll check out all above. Thank you

Gavin "shels"

La Caverna in Temple Bar would be a good shout - has a mixed menu (but pizza is on it and is lovely) and isn't too informal.

CeilingFly

I know you say not a pizza joint, but maybe consider Pizza Stop just off Chatham street.

It's the original Pizza restaurant and still in my opinion the best.

m5ex9oqjawdg2i

gonker wrote: »

By classy I mean we will be dressed up so we don't want to stand out.
I will have a look thank you

Da Mimmo is by far the best pizzeria in all of Dublin city. The atmosphere is great. You will find all types of people here. Wealthy business men and the likes. You won't stand out if you are dressed well here. If you are looking for fantastic pizza and wine, then come here. If you are looking for "it looks like pizza" with a pretentious atmosphere, there's plenty of places to chose from in Dublin.

patsypantaloni

Roberta’s is a really nice spot next door to the Clarence, lovely place and varied menu including pizza, think it would be a nice place to celebrate a graduation

https://robertas.ie/menus/

NasserShammaz

Roberta's Wellington Quay/ Very nice classy but not too up its own you know

John_Rambo

CeilingFly wrote: »

I know you say not a pizza joint, but maybe consider Pizza Stop just off Chatham street.

It's the original Pizza restaurant and still in my opinion the best.

It's gone downhill big time.

humberklog

Little Caeser's on Balfe St. opposite The Westbury would probably tick your boxes OP.

ixoy

I liked Forno 500, on Dame Street in the City Centre. Fancier (in terms of decor) than Da Mimmio and the pizzas were very nice.

mfceiling

I second Angelinas.

Been there before and it's very nice.

cunavalos

The downstairs restaurant section of caffe di napoli on westland row is a nice spot and should offer what your looking for

Gavin "shels"

Only issue OP with the likes of Forno 500, etc.. they're Naples type pizza (lovely pizzas) so depending how fussy of an eater your daughter is, they may not be suitable.

schemingbohemia

kinsy wrote: »

Angelina's? https://angelinas.ie/restaurant/

Osteria Lucio http://osterialucio.com/wood-fire-pizza/

Lucio's is the fanciest of the places mentioned and would be most suitable I think for a graduation meal, only thing is 5pm might be a bit early. Maybe book in for a bit later and go to the rooftop bar in the Marker beforehand for a cocktail?

CinammonGirl

Cirillos on Baggot St, good pizzas, lively atmosphere