Gluten-free pasta was actually decent, which is rare. Staff knew their stuff when I asked about cross-contamination. Portions could be bigger for the price, but the meal itself was solid.

The sticky toffee pudding was unreal, and the muffins are super light with that crispy top. Proper little spot if you&#39;re wandering around the area.

Vegan options are solid here. Rice bag and spring rolls were decent, packaging&#39;s a nice touch. Bit pricey though.

Booked a table for 14 with drinks and platters. Jo&atilde;o sorted everything out so easily. Honestly, the whole group was happy with how it went. Good spot if you&#39;re organising something bigger.

Portions are proper generous and the prices aren&#39;t bad for what you get. I popped in for a quick lunch and left properly full. The seating area is a bit cramped though, felt a little squeezed in by the table next to me. But for the quality of the food, I can&#39;t really complain. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Grilled squid was proper. Charred cabbage side actually stole it a bit, really good. One of the better ones I&#39;ve had in Dublin, no messing. Worth the money for sure.

Pasta was solid - that beef short rib ragu really hit the spot. Cozy enough inside. Portions could be bigger for the price though.

Decent sushi spot. Got the mixed rolls and they were fresh enough, pretty good actually. The noodle dish was a nice option for someone who doesn&#39;t do raw fish. Dessert surprised me a bit, not what I expected but fine. Wouldn&#39;t go out of my way, but if you&#39;re in the area it does the job.

The tuna bowl was fresh and tasty, and the staff were friendly. It&#39;s a bit pricey for what you get, but it&#39;s a good option for a quick, healthy meal.

Ask for a table upstairs if you can &mdash; the view over the abbey and harbour is unreal. Wood-fired pizza was spot on, and the prawn linguine didn&#39;t disappoint either.

That broth in the San Diego ramen was proper rich, honestly some of the best I&#39;ve had. Katsu and veggie gyoza were decent too, staff were sound.

Lunch deal is decent for the price, portions are proper big. Got the chicken main, was grand. Brownie after was a letdown though, bit dry.

Nice spot for a quiet drink. The staff were friendly and we grabbed a seat outside without any hassle. Live music was a nice bonus too.

Lovely spot right on Stephens Green &mdash; that view alone makes it worth stopping in. Buffet price is fair for the city centre, nothing fancy but solid enough.

The smoked salmon and avocado was fresh enough, and they do a decent glass of sauvignon blanc to go with it. Cozy spot, nothing fancy. Fine for a quick bite.

Coffee&rsquo;s always spot on, and the French toast is a solid shout. Pork Benny&rsquo;s decent too, though a few plates could do with a tweak. Maybe I&rsquo;m just here too often. 🍳☕

Stopped by for a quick bite and ended up staying way longer than planned 😅 The breakfast roll was proper good, exactly what I needed. Grabbed an eclair too, couldn&#39;t help myself. Upstairs seating is chill, perfect for catching up with a mate over coffee. Only thing is it gets busy around lunch, so grab a seat first.

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