Everyone knows how appealing The Grafton Quarter is for food, but chances are you’ve walked down Grafton Street and missed a couple of these hidden gems. Lucky for you, we have a list of these delights!
Tucked away on South Anne Street down a flight of stairs, La Cave is Dublin’s oldest and original wine bar. This gorgeous French restaurant is filled with curiosities and over 350 different wines.
All hail the divine bovine! This trendy new restaurant offers delicious steaks cooked to perfection, at such affordable prices. Juicy steaks, weekly specials and house cocktails with no fuss.
La Ruelle Wine Bar is the ideal venue, perfectly located just off Dawson Street, in the discrete Joshua Lane, facing the Mansion House. Their wines have been carefully selected from small regional producers to well known wine-makers.
This unique, contemporary take on the traditional afternoon tea is the perfect mid-week treat. Afternoon Tea is served from 2pm-6pm daily in the cosy comfort of Inn on the Green.
An original Italian pâtisserie.
A unique and exclusive venue that combines the Library Bar, restaurant, club and theatre located on South Anne Street just off Grafton street. In the library bar you can sit by the blazing fire and soak up the atmosphere, while a talented culinary team serve delectable food and exceptional cocktails from 12pm daily. MASQUERADE and SPECTACLE, late night Theatre club doors open at 11pm every Saturday with the first performance to take place from 11:30pm.
You’ll find this bustling burger hut hidden away upstairs at The Workmans Club (entry through Bison Bar & BBQ), downstairs at Mary’s Bar and Hardware Shop on Wicklow Street and at The Triangle in Ranelagh. Burgers, sides, sundaes, beers and banter!
