48 HOURS IN DUBLIN - ft. The Best Restaurants, Bars & Pubs In The City
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P. Mac's
Bar · Stephen Street Lower
Known for yoga nights and veggie burgers, but a solid spot for a pint of Guinness.
Museum of Literature Ireland (MoLI)
Museum · St Stephen's Green · brief mention
Mister S
Restaurant · Camden Street
The burnt ends spring roll was the standout dish; smoked trout and prawns in bisque also feature.
Sophie's
Restaurant · Harcourt Street
A great spot for morning coffee, especially when the sun's out.
St Stephen's Green
Park · City Centre · brief mention
Many routes around the centre seem to loop past the Green.
Kaph
Cafe · Drury Street
Staff here are a good source of local tips; they recommended Brother Hubbard.
The Temple Bar
Bar · Temple Bar · brief mention
Brother Hubbard
Cafe · Capel Street
The full Irish comes with maple-glazed bacon; eggs with baba ghanoush and rhubarb French toast also feature.
Bunsen
Restaurant · City Centre
The menu fits on a business card; there are branches in Dublin, Belfast and Barcelona.
Grogan's
Bar · South William Street
Often tipped as the best pint of Guinness in Dublin; artists keep all the money from art sold there.
Masa
Restaurant · Drury Street
Try the fried fish, chicken and pork tacos and the black bean quesadilla.
Mad Egg
Restaurant · City Centre
The chicken is very crispy and tender, and lives up to the 'best fried chicken' claim.
Sprezzatura
Restaurant · Camden Street
Expect a waitlist (over an hour); the pappardelle with fennel sausage ragu is a highlight.
Alma
Cafe · Portobello
Homemade dulce de leche takes six hours; try the poached eggs with Argentinian chorizo or the pancakes.
