Name: The Ivy Dublin
Address: 13-17 Dawson St, Dublin, D02 TF98, Ireland, Dublin
Telephone: +353 1 695 0744
Price range: $$-$$$
Rating: 5

The restaurant has a comfortable and spacious dining environment and good service. There are a wide variety of Western dishes, and the black pepper steak is exquisitely cooked and grilled just right according to the customer&#39;s preferences. The seasoning is rich and the taste is mellow. The mushroom cream soup and salad are very authentic.

餐厅就餐环境舒适宽敞，服务不错。西餐菜肴种类丰富，黑椒牛排做得考究，根据顾客爱好烤得恰到好处，佐料浓郁，味道香醇。蘑菇奶油汤和沙拉的口味非常地道。

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No. 5 of Local Restaurants in Dublin

On January 28th, I went on a self-guided tour of Dublin. I found this hotel for my first meal after landing. As I did not make a reservation in advance, I could only have a small table at the door. Fortunately, the waitress changed the table for me. I ordered a seafood platter. Except for the caviar which was average in taste, everything else was delicious. The spaghetti was superb. The soup was the most recommended. It was a very good dinner.

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No. 3 of Fine Dining  in Dublin

This restaurant mainly serves Western food. If you are not used to it, you can order some summer fruit salad. The fruit in this restaurant is very fresh, and many people come here specifically to eat the fruit, which is very good.

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No. 1 of Bars in Dublin

There are only a few famous restaurants in Ireland, so if you don&#39;t make a reservation, you will have to wait in line for a long time. The dishes in this restaurant are relatively refreshing, and the steamed fish is pretty good, but it&#39;s not as good as in China in terms of removing the fishy smell.

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