Halal Restaurants in Dublin
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Dublin
Shanahan’s
Cuisine - American Considered to be one of the most priciest and classiest restaurants in Dublin, Shanahan’s is favourite among tourists who want an elegant night out, or for business dinners. Located in a 250 year old building, the restaurant oozes out the history of magnificent Irish Georgian lifestyle. The restaurant is known for it’s variety of steaks and seafood, served in delicious sauces and blends of flavours. Customers can also choose a number of side dishes to go with the main course, like vegetables, potatoes, corn etc, all prepared in a unique way. Shanahan’s offers the perfect mix of traditional Irish flavours with a modern blend of gourmet fine dining. The restaurant can also be booked for large corporate meals of 30 persons or more, and there are private rooms available as well, on request. Monday - Friday from 5.30pm Saturday from 6.00pm Open for lunch every Friday from 12.30 to 2.00 pm.
Dublin
L'Ecrivain
Cuisine - French/Irish/Continental Famous celebrity chef Derry Clarke is the proprietor of this popular restaurant. L’Ecrivain is known for its specialty in combining the best of two worlds, French and Irish cuisine. It’s relaxed, yet classy ambience, allows diners to feel comfortable while enjoying their perfect meal. The restaurant strives in perfecting the art of dining, by collaborating old-fashioned recipes with a contemporary minimalist design and approach. The restaurant is open Monday to Friday from 10am until 11pm, and Saturday 4pm to 1am.
Dublin
Patrick Guilbaud
Address: 21 Upper Merrion St., Southeast Dublin, Dublin, Co. Dublin, Dublin 2 Phone: 01/676-4192 www.restaurantpatrickguilbaud.ie Cuisine: French French food with a contemporary twist; the chef uses some Irish ingredients to mix up traditional French recipes. Its no wonder then that this restaurant has been awarded two Michelin stars. Located inside the Merrion Hotel, the décor is as impressive at the food. According to reviews, even the simplest of food with basic ingredients tastes absolutely divine. Lunch menu here is slightly more affordable.
Dublin
Chapter One
Anyone visiting the Dublin Writers Museum must stop to have lunch at Chapter One. Located in the stone-walled basement of the museum, the restaurant serves heavenly food. Especially well-known is the bread-and-butter pudding served here.
Dublin
Unicorn
Very posh and chic, the Unicorn serves Mediterranean cuisine and is possibly one of the more popular restaurants with the locals. Reservations are needed and mobile phones have to be on silent before seating. If you can, try to get a table on the terrace so you can dine with a lovely view of Merrion Court.
Dublin
The Tea Room
If you want to catch a glimpse of celebrities, possible Bono or The Edge, here’s you chance. Since the U2 men own the Clarence Hotel, many celebrities (including the two of them) have been spotted here. Although the menu isn’t very extensive, the food here is delectable. Also, with a chance to bump into a celebrity, what’s not to love?
Dublin
Thornton's Restaurant
Cuisine - Irish fine dining/ Continental Owned by famous Irish celebrity chef, Kevin Thornton, the restaurant stands on a class of its own. With two Michelin stars, the restaurant is one of the top ranked restaurants in Ireland, making Thornton the first Irish chef to receive two stars. The fabulous location overlook St Stephen’s Green, the restaurant is a pleasure to dine in. with an extremely strong wine list and delicate presentation of each dish and course, diners are treated with utmost precision in everything they order and eat. Customers can choose to be seated in any one of the three exclusive areas of the restaurant; the canapé lounge, the dining room and the private dining, and have to be booked in advance. Some of the “designer food” available at Thornton’s include artichokes, breast of guinea fowl with pistachio, seared king scallop and shellfish tortellini. The desert menu is another venture as well, with mouth-watering creations like the Opera Chocolate Mousse with Mango and Passion Fruit, and the Warm Apple Tartlet with Californian Raisin Ice Cream among others.
Dublin
Bewley's
Bewley’s serves the finest coffee (hand-roasted at the café) in all of Dublin. But besides that, they also serve a hearty breakfast, salads, pastas, pizza and so much more! A local favourite, be sure to stop by Bewley’s – at least for a cup of Fairtrade tea or coffee or maybe to watch a play at Café Theatre, part of Bewley’s.
Dublin
The Winding Stair
Originally a second-hand bookshop, this was renovated and made into a restaurant. However the charm of the bookshop still remains as the downstairs portion still stocks books while upstairs people can dine and relax amid books. Try to get a table by the window that overlooks the Ha’Penny Bridge and River Liffey. On the menu is traditional Irish food but with a contemporary twist.
Dublin
Cornucopia
Extremely popular with the students, the food here is healthy, nutritious and fresh. The setting is American cafeteria-style but the food is good value for the money. They have a large selection of sandwiches and is expecially a good option if you are vegetarian or don’t eat meat that isn’t Kosher or Halal.
Dublin
China Sichuan
This newly renovated and relocated restaurant has been a household name in Dublin for 23 years. With a fine blend of tradition Chinese herbs and recipes, China Sichuan is the perfect spot for Oriental dining. The restaurant is known for the perfect use of the seven traditional flavours of Sichuan cooking; sweet (tien), sour (suan), salty (tien), fragrant (xiang), bitter (ku), nutty (ma) and hot (la), using fresh ingredients which are specially flown in from the province. Customers can savor delicacies like the Wonton Dunmpling Soup, Salt & Pepper Squid Shreds, Fillet of Fish with Pinenuts and Sichuan Garden Chili Chicken.
Dublin
Jaipur
One of the most popular and friendliest restaurants in Dublin, Jaipur offers customers a unique and hospitable eating experience. With its spacious interiors, warm and ethnic décor and light music, the atmosphere is welcoming to all. Jaipur brings traditional Indian flavours and ingredients, mixed with the right blend of subtlety and style to satisfy all kinds of customers and tastes. The customer can choose from a variety of dishes and wines for an extremely reasonable price range. Some of the most popular dishes are the Goan seafood Curry, Murg Makhan Palak and Keema Khumb Mutter.
Dublin
Punjab Balti House
A fine dining Indian restaurant, Punjab Balti has established an eminent reputation in Dublin. The restaurant is widely acclaimed for its ability to offer the best in mixture of traditional Punjabi flavours and recipes, while catering to such a diverse crowd of diners. It is popular for large gathering of family and friends and even for business lunches and dinners. Lunch: Thursday to Sunday, 12:30pm to 2:30 pm Dinner: Monday to Sunday, 5:30pm to 11pm
Dublin
Chili Club
Known to be Dublin first Thai restaurant, The Chili Club is a popular venue for residents as well as tourists. Its cozy and warm atmosphere and intimate art and décor is a reflection of tradition Thai hospitality. Popular among restaurant goers since its inception in 1991, Chili Club offers a variety of flavours and treats, holding true to its tangy traditions. The Satay and Chili Club selection of starters and appetizers are a well-liked choice. Lunch is served between 12:30 and 2:30 pm from Wednesday to Friday, and dinner 5:30- 11pm from Tuesday to Saturday and 3-11pm on Sundays.
Dublin
Café Carlo
A very popular choice among residents in the city, Café Carlo offers diners a very comfortable and pleasant environment, where they can enjoy their meal in relaxation. Located in the heart of O’Connell Street, the restaurant is the perfect spot for visitors in the hustle bustle of the area, whether it’s a break from shopping, sightseeing, studying or work. Some of Carlo’s specials include the Grilled Trout in a Lemon Sauce, Sirloin Steak, Carlo’s Beef Burger and Pollo Funghetto.
Dublin
Il Primo
One of the longest established and renowned Italian restaurants in Dublin, Il Primo offers a unique selection of fine dining at reasonable rates. The wine list is extensive and diners are taken into a classy and upstate experience. With an old-fashioned Italian theme, the style is the perfect blend of classic and contemporary. The restaurant is known for its risottos, pastas, lamb dishes and chocolate cake.
Dublin
Gallaghers Boxty House
One of the few fine dining restaurants to serve fully authentic Irish food, Gallaghers is a must-visit for tourists seeking traditional Irish food. Conceived by Padraic Og Gallagher, the restaurant was opened as a way of sharing traditional home-cooked meals and recipes to the people of Dublin. Some of the famous visitors that Gallaghers has attracted over the years include members from popular rock bands like The Rolling Stones and The Corrs. Boxty, the famous Irish potato cake, is a recommended dish at the restaurant, along with the stew, fish and mash and pate.
Dublin
Chai-Yo
Here you can watch the chef cook your food right at your table! Watch a master at work, as the chef skillfully stir-fries, chops and whips up your favourite dish. The menu here is a mix of Chinese, Japanese and Thai. Recommended for those who love exotic, spicy food.
Dublin
L'Gueuleton
This small, relatively new joint has gained much popularity. The restaurant doesn’t take reservations, so show up earlier for dinner so you can get seated quickly. People usually wait in long lines just to get seated and served. The food is scrumptious and the dessert, even better!
Dublin
Acapulco
A warm and friendly Mexican themed restaurant, Acapulco has a wide range of starters and appetizers to keep you going. With fresh ingredients and flavours, customers experience a unique sense of dining. The choices of wines, margaritas and tequilas are extensive and add to the mood of the meal. The food is fast and in good quantity, with very good and affordable prices. Opening Hours: Mon – Thurs 12.00 – 10.30pm Fri 12.00 – 11.00pm Sat 14.00 – 11.00pm Sun 14.00 – 10.30pm
Dublin
Beshoff
A cozy and warm eatery, Beshoff is known for over a hundreds years for it’s fish and chips and variants. With fresh and healthy food served in a traditional and modern mix, Beshoff is a quick and easy solution to dining in a budgeted Irish way. The different mixes of fish and potato dishes can be chosen by the customer in a self-service option, and include coh, haddock, ray, salmon and plaice among others. There are also a choice of poultry items in the forms of burgers, sandwiches, sausages and fillets.
Dublin
Blazing Salads Food Company
Blazing Salads, is the perfect choice among residents and tourists looking to pick a quick and nutritious meal. This completely vegetarian eatery prepares each of its items fresh daily from the healthiest ingredients. Customers can choose from a wide range of breads, cakes, soups, salads, sandwiches, pies, lasagnas, stews, dairy, sugar-free, and organic items.
Dublin
Govindas
One of the best vegetarian restaurants in the city, Govinda’s caters to everyone while keeping with the traditional flavours of Indian cuisine. The delectable and healthy dishes are prepared with fresh ingredients, and incorporate all the exotic styles of the subcontinent. Customers are encouraged to try the soup of the day and the Govinda’s special. The restaurant is also popular for its sweets and deserts, which get special orders for occasions and celebrations. These include the cheesecake, apple pie and cakes, with more traditional sweets like Gulab Jammun, Laddhu and Halwa.
Dublin
The Vaults
This restaurant is multi-purpose; has 4 bars, a night club and facilities for conferences. Located under Connolly Station, it is a series of 10 vaults that are interlinked. Dining here is a unique experience for everyone. The menu includes a variety of options including pizza which has a variety of toppings to choose from. Closed on weekends.