Dublin

It's worth making a day trip to Sandycove, not just for the James Joyce Museum but also for lunch at Peter Caviston's wonderful cult restaurant—a...more

Cutting-edge Irish cooking is served in the basement of what was once the home of John Jameson, the man behind Ireland's most famous whiskey, and is now...more

Popular rustic Italian that's part of the growing Italian food empire of husband-and-wife team Eileen Dunne and Stefano Crescenzi. There are actually two...more

This trendy shop/wine bar is the crown jewel in Dublin's new Quartier Bloom, a lane of Italian-themed cafés, bars, and specialty food stores. More than...more

A big, beautiful restaurant in a historically significant building called the Mansion House situated on a wide boulevard next to the Lord Mayor's residence....more

Good value and good food can be had in this former 18th-century church and local favorite. It's separated into a long, sleek pewter bar on the ground floor,...more

Hidden away in the heart of Dublin's Georgian neighborhood, this small restaurant is built on a split level, with a high, peaked ceiling and blond woods that...more

This gem off Georges Street was tiny when it first opened in 2004, but now L'Gueuleton has expanded to all of 60 seats! They don't take reservations, so show...more

Though the clean, rich Gulf Stream waters off the south and west coasts of Ireland breed a wealth of fish, most of these are exported—it's an old story....more

This newcomer in a former bank vault bills itself as a "wine bistro," which seems as good a phrase as any to describe a place happy to serve you a single glass...more