Briggs Dublin Guide
Food scene
Located in the heart of the city (and our favourite area in town) this restaurant has an excellent breakfast and brunch menu. Try the eggs menemen.
207 habitants recommandent
Brother Hubbard (North)
153 Capel StLocated in the heart of the city (and our favourite area in town) this restaurant has an excellent breakfast and brunch menu. Try the eggs menemen.
This Korean restaurant is authentic and affordable. The spicy bulgogi and bibimbap dishes are particularly good.
19 habitants recommandent
Darwins Restaurant
80 Aungier StThis Korean restaurant is authentic and affordable. The spicy bulgogi and bibimbap dishes are particularly good.
Without a doubt the best place to get cookies, they even make an amazing cookie cake.
The Dublin Cookie Company
Without a doubt the best place to get cookies, they even make an amazing cookie cake.
Pichet restaurant & cocktail bar offer a unique dining and bar experience that complements their fantastic food. Their menu has hints of French elegance but with a modern Irish twist.
27 habitants recommandent
Pichet
14-15 Trinity StPichet restaurant & cocktail bar offer a unique dining and bar experience that complements their fantastic food. Their menu has hints of French elegance but with a modern Irish twist.
This cafe is tucked away on North Great Georges St., it serves excellent sandwiches and soups with vegan and vegetarian options. This spot is comfortable and charming.
11 habitants recommandent
Cobalt Cafe and Gallery
16 N Great George's StThis cafe is tucked away on North Great Georges St., it serves excellent sandwiches and soups with vegan and vegetarian options. This spot is comfortable and charming.
Sightseeing
There is so much to see in Dublin Castle, you won't be disappointed. The oldest tower dates back to 1228. The grounds are free to walk around, visit the gardens and the Chester Beatty Library while you're there.
403 habitants recommandent
Château de Dublin
Dame StreetThere is so much to see in Dublin Castle, you won't be disappointed. The oldest tower dates back to 1228. The grounds are free to walk around, visit the gardens and the Chester Beatty Library while you're there.
Trinity College is a must see if you're sightseeing in Dublin. It houses the Book of Kells, an illuminated manscript that dates back to 800AD. The Old Library is breathtaking. It is very close to Grafton Street which is a great area for shopping.
24 habitants recommandent
Trinity College Dublin
College GreenTrinity College is a must see if you're sightseeing in Dublin. It houses the Book of Kells, an illuminated manscript that dates back to 800AD. The Old Library is breathtaking. It is very close to Grafton Street which is a great area for shopping.
Shopping
The Blanchardstown shopping centre is Ireland’s largest shopping centre. It has restaurants, a library, a cinema, department stores and clothing shops. There is a leisure plex for bowling, arcade games and soft play for young kids.
50 habitants recommandent
Centre commercial Blanchardstown
Blanchardstown Road SouthThe Blanchardstown shopping centre is Ireland’s largest shopping centre. It has restaurants, a library, a cinema, department stores and clothing shops. There is a leisure plex for bowling, arcade games and soft play for young kids.
Grafton Street is a wonderful place to shop, eat and listen to buskers play music. Visit the Historic Bewley's café and Stephen's Green park while you're here.
172 habitants recommandent
Grafton Street
Grafton StreetGrafton Street is a wonderful place to shop, eat and listen to buskers play music. Visit the Historic Bewley's café and Stephen's Green park while you're here.
This is a wonderful place to shop and walk around. It's close to the Spire, Parnell Statue and the GPO. Arnotts is the oldest and largest department store and is in the middle of Henry Street.
239 habitants recommandent
Henry Street
2-4 Henry StThis is a wonderful place to shop and walk around. It's close to the Spire, Parnell Statue and the GPO. Arnotts is the oldest and largest department store and is in the middle of Henry Street.
Attractions
If you're a fan of whiskey then this is a wonderful experience. It's only very slightly on the cheesy side but the samples were excellent and there's a very comfy bar with a great view onto college green. Try the Writer's Tears whiskey.
32 habitants recommandent
Musée du Whiskey irlandais
119 Grafton StreetIf you're a fan of whiskey then this is a wonderful experience. It's only very slightly on the cheesy side but the samples were excellent and there's a very comfy bar with a great view onto college green. Try the Writer's Tears whiskey.
Neighbourhoods
Smithfield is a little outside of the main hustle and bustle of Dublin City. There are great restaurants (My Meat Wagon, Thundercut Alley, Urbanity) and a wonderful Cinema, The Lighthouse. We love this area and lived happily here for 4 years.
35 habitants recommandent
Smithfield
Smithfield is a little outside of the main hustle and bustle of Dublin City. There are great restaurants (My Meat Wagon, Thundercut Alley, Urbanity) and a wonderful Cinema, The Lighthouse. We love this area and lived happily here for 4 years.
Capel Street has a huge amount of excellent Asian restaurants - Musashi, Arisu and Aobaba for example. Ephesus is an excellent kebab place. Brother Hubbard does wonderful breakfast/brunches. Black Sheep will serve you tasty craft beers.
Capel Street
Capel StreetCapel Street has a huge amount of excellent Asian restaurants - Musashi, Arisu and Aobaba for example. Ephesus is an excellent kebab place. Brother Hubbard does wonderful breakfast/brunches. Black Sheep will serve you tasty craft beers.