Location: Dublin
Top Restaurants in Dublin
Top Things to do in Dublin
Province of Leinster, Ireland Food Guide: 7 Seafood food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Dublin
Discover Restaurants offering the best Seafood food in Dublin, Province of Leinster, Ireland. You've probably heard that Guinness tastes better in Dublin (fresh from the factory), but what you may not know is that Dublin is a perfect destination for the whole family. No, we're not suggesting you let the kiddies drink a pint. Instead, take them to the Dublin Zoo, to feed the ducks in Stephen's Green or on a picnic in Phoenix Park. Scholars enjoy walking in the literary footsteps of such writers as Yeats and Joyce, while discerning shoppers have their pick of designer boutiques.
Things to do in Dublin
7. The Boxty House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 6020 reviews
Our restaurant has been at the beating heart of a dynamic, contemporary community for over 25 years. Our customers experience a genuine taste of modern Ireland, full of eclectic talking points and the warmth of that country kitchen down the west. Today, o
Reviewed By Cindy C
Local hotel recommended Boxty for great fish and chips on our first night in Dublin and it truly was the best and really set the bar high for all others meals in Dublin. Fish was crunchy, not greasy, fresh and hot. Chips were fat and full of potato. Pea mash was a great side dish. Hubby had lamb stew and he is still raving about it days later. Great, friendly service, too. Host warmly welcomed everyone coming in. Our server was great and didnât rush us. Overall, a great kick start to an awesome stay in an amazing city. Dublin, we love your accents! Hello Cindy C,We are grateful for your review. We are beaming with pride knowing that we hit the mark and delivered on everything that we promised and we hope to welcome you again soon!Kind regards,The Boxty House
6. Matt The Thresher
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2456 reviews
Matt the Thresher is an award winning family owned Seafood Bar and Restaurant, specialising in fresh wild Irish Seafood. We are located in the heart of Georgian Dublin in the city centre not far from St Stephen Green. We are opened 7 days a week for lunch
Reviewed By 38bernardg
Was invited to lunch with the family, food and wine menu is very good. Would recommend the Scampi, but all the food is excellent and not that expensive. Staff were very helpful and obliging. Parking is the only issue, you can get lucky and get a space outside otherwise itâs a walk, and in the rain, not nice.Hello Bernard G,Thank you for taking the time to leave us this review. We are delighted you enjoyed your meal with us and appreciate your kind words. We look forward to seeing you again soon.Kind regards,Matt the Thresher
5. Michael's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 211 reviews
Award Winning Chef Proprietor Gareth Smith Cooks Everything From Scratch. The freshest seafood, mostly directly from the Local fishing boats. Hand Picked Dry Aged Meats from The Village Butcher Home-Made Pasta and over 70 Wines to Drink in or Take Away in
Reviewed By eimearmccormack
I love both Michaelâs and Little Mikes. First off their staff are amazing, so welcoming and accommodating and knowledgable about their menu. The food is simply stunning, if you love great steak and seafood you are in for a treat. I first learned about this restaurant from a business friend of mine and he suggested I visited, so I did. Since then Iâve taken many of my clients for a real experience of Irish seafood and fish in Michaelâs and Little Mikes and theyâve left being very impressed. A trip to both Michaelâs and Little Mikes will not disappoint. Never mind the stuck up review yer man gave below.Canât wait for my next visit. Keep up the great work guys!
4. Fish Shack Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1354 reviews
Great casual seafood restaurant where Crab and Lobster is our thing. So, roll up those selves, tuck in and enjoy fab Irish seafood as it should be....
Reviewed By 226sit
What a beautiful fish cafe if anyone love fish shellfish and good quality food this cafe is a definite yes friendly staff and excellent food
3. IL VICOLETTO
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1711 reviews
Please Note that we're open 7 days a week despite any hours published on this forum .We strongly recommend you to visit our website ,as on our website any information is correct.For reservations please contact directly the restaurant or else you may email
Reviewed By Sergei S
Food = excellentMenu = extensive enough, make sure to ask your waiter about specials because those are not on the menuService = attentive, fastPrices = averagePlace = smallLocation = off the main streetsPersonal experience = I visited with my colleague. When asked about a recommended dish, we were offered a strip line steak 400gr with potatoes and light Italian beers. The waiter was very funny. Overall, this was a super end for my long day...
2. SOLE Seafood and Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 583 reviews
SOLE Seafood & Grill is a modern comfortable, destination dining experience that offers an array of fish and shellfish dishes alongside a variety of meat and seasonal favourites in an atmosphere of urban sophistication. Each day our culinary team prepare
Reviewed By GretschGuy
Recently had a very enjoyable dinner at Sole while visiting Dublin. The food was fantastic. We started with a dozen rock oysters - we tried 3 different varietals from Ireland. Wonderful presentation, and the oysters were top notch. We then shared the mussels as a starter - the portion size here is enormous, so if you have the mussels (and I highly recommend them), they can be shared by 2 (or even 3 or 4 people). For mains, we shared the Coquilles St. Jacques, and then the Norwegian King Crab lags - both entrees were presented well, and prepared to perfection. We also shared a bottle of Sancerre with the meals. The wine list is not extensive, but entirely adequate.My only complaint about our dinner was our table. We had booked ahead, and arrived to find the restaurant about half full. We were given one of the worst tables in the restaurant, right adjacent to a service station with a POS terminal. There was a lot of waiter traffic to this station, which disturbed our otherwise nice meal. I would have expected the restaurant to seat a walk-in customer at this table, and leave the better tables for those that booked ahead, especially given that the restaurant was about never more than 3/4 full for the entire meal.Dear Guest,I appreciate you taking the time to review our restaurant and for sharing your recent experience. I will also be sure to pass on your kind words regarding the food to the culinary team! They will be thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the oyster, king crab and Coquilles St Jacques. We are sincerely sorry you were not happy with your table on this occasion; if you had let us know your feelings, we would have been happy to offer a different table.I do hope If you should return to Dublin you can contact me directly at [email protected] to oversee your bookingKind Regards,Victor NedeleaGeneral Manager
Dublin Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Dublin
1. Mykonos Taverna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 707 reviews
Mykonos Taverna is a Greek Authentic Restaurant in the heart of Dublin. Everything is homemade very Authentic and taste of Greece.
Reviewed By Fiona C
Firstly, the restaurant is beautiful & the service was good. That, unfortunately is where the positive ends. I had dolmades, feta & spinach parcels & a chicken gyros. The dolmades were soggy and tasteless. The filo parcels were, albeit the best of a bad lot, deep fried & heavy. The gyros was inedible, as the chicken was poor quality (even for a gyros), poorly seasoned & dry. I was so looking forward to some authentic Greek cuisine, as itâs hard to come by in Dublin, and I was bitterly disappointed. I was also charged for the uneaten food. Such a shame the food doesnât match the beautiful surroundings.
