Unusual, tasty places to eat in Dublin

Conchir · 14-12-2014 01:20AM

Boojum in Millennium Walkway! Great burritos, friendly staff and it's pretty cheap for a serious amount of food.

Icepick · 15-12-2014 06:39PM

El Bahia Moroccan restaurant, corner of Wicklow and Claredon st. It's on the 1st floor and hard to notice but the food and ambience are great.

seablue · 16-12-2014 04:43PM

Try Neon on Wexford street. its Thai food and you get to make your own ice-cream cone (included in the price of main course).

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Deenie123 · 16-12-2014 05:50PM

seanbmc wrote: »

Immediately putting somewhere down because it's too "hipster" for you or didn't have ketchup is hardly a good criticism.

In fairness, not having a standard condiment and staff being rude about it are fairly decent criticisms.

I would recommend:

The Trocadero: (South William St.) Food is always nice, never highly unusual, but the service is outstanding. Atmosphere warm and friendly and loads of pictures to look at.

Also: Cedar Tree (Corner of South William St. and Exchequer St.). I've only eaten here for lunch so can't speak for dinner, but the food was absolutely incredible.

shaz90ish · 16-12-2014 10:44PM

Zaytoon restaurant! There's one in Camden street and one in temple bar

Birneybau · 16-12-2014 11:03PM

Ah here, Boojum and Zaytoon!

Unusual, tasty places to eat in Dublin

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