Best places: Wine bars in Dublin, Ireland

Clean white walls and wooden tables adorn this casual eatery serving seasonal, locally sourced fare.

👍👍 Sfuso, a lovely Italian restaurant in the Dublin city centre. They have an open kitchen and smells of real gooooood food all the time. They also have a great collection of wine and spirits. The atmosphere is great for a quick date. We ordered a meat and cheese platter which tasted very well with t...

👍👍 WOW. Hands down one of the best restaurants in Dublin. A true chef in the kitchen. The flavor and quality of this place is remarkable. Do not pass this place up. Make sure you make a reservation, tho not a lot of seating, but well worth the wait!

👍👍 Wish I can give it more stars. Possibly the best Italian restaurant away from Italy. It was absolutely rammed but service was still great. The food was divinely perfect. Good, hearty portions. If I come visit Dublin again I'll be making a bee line here ASAP. Highly, highly recommended. Book a table...

👍👍 Went to breakfast here on a Tuesday morning, it was pretty quiet and the service was great! The food was so good, especially the salmon! I would definitely go again, maybe for brunch!

👍👍 I am just visiting Dublin and I stumbled across this JEM. This is the absolute cutest place. I had literally the best quiche of my life. All my friends food was also amazing. They also have a great tea selection and I went for the jasmine tea with honey. It was to die for. The staff was super friend...

👍👍 Friendly bustling little cafe. Great coffee and the Pastel de Nata was amazing. Great spot to meet a few friends not a lot of spaces for large groups or prams etc

Stylish & intimate restaurant and wine bar with menu of refined contemporary dishes, plus cocktails.

👍👍 Good atmosphere, pretty serving of the food on the plate, big portions and most importantly great taste. The staff is extremely friendly, helpful and nice. Will come again.... We came again. And it was just as good. Thank you. Best restaurant/pub of our two week trip across Ireland.

👍👍 Probably my favorite café in Dublin for multiple reasons: 1) excellent espresso that automatically comes with glass of water, 2) delicious home made snacks and cakes, half of them are vegan, staff knows the ingredients, 3) wines by glass - small selection but all of them are good quality and it's no...

👍👍 The West End is my go to morning treat. I haven't gone wild sampling all the menu just yet, and stick to my usual Ham/Cheese & Egg crepe which always goes down a treat. Great prices and great location to sit out in the morning sun and bask in glorious food and weather with a nice cup of coffee. Com...

👍👍 Arrived for quick bite to eat just after 6pm. The day was lovely and we chose the outdoor seating option. The staff were very friendly and very efficient. The restaurant is situated over 2 floors and has a very quirky decor. The toilets are a bit small album clean and tidy. Overall our experienc...

Casual space for freshly sourced Irish ingredients used on an internationally influenced menu.

Down the stairs from street level is this knick knack filled space for 350 wines and a French menu.

👍👍 Lovely little local cafe with a small seating area outside. The food was delicious and waitress was extremely friendly.will definitely return again.great job guys

Skylights fill this 1920s-style bar with light while a back courtyard provides outdoor space.

Cool and cosy independent cafe turning out high-end home baking, plus seasonal lunches and coffee.

😠 Me and my girlfriend were regular customer from this pub. Until today, when my girlfriend was denied to taste one of their beers because we had “too many samples” (only two after two pints). First of all we are regular customer of craft beer pubs, such as Against the grains, Kodiak, Brewdog, Pmacs,...

Victorian building with high vaulted ceilings brought bang up to date for local menu cooked simply.

Simply prepared but unwaveringly fresh and seasonal local food served with choice of 400 wines.