Dylan was so patient with my 90-year-old grandmother, went out of his way to make sure she was comfortable. Really kind service, made the whole visit easy for us.

Came for a show at the Viking Theatre upstairs&mdash;small and intimate, really nice for that. Had a quick pint at the bar before, decent spot for it.

Tiny spot, no bookings, so you&#39;re rolling the dice on a table. Worth it once you&#39;re in though. Food&#39;s made for sharing&mdash;bring a few people and order heavy.

The staff here are genuinely lovely &mdash; proper warm welcome and they actually check in on you. Food was decent too, nothing fancy but hit the spot.

The yukhoe here was a proper surprise&mdash;didn&rsquo;t think I&rsquo;d find it in Dublin, and the sesame oil dressing was lovely.

Coffee&rsquo;s always spot on, and the French toast is a solid shout. Pork Benny&rsquo;s decent too, though a few plates could do with a tweak. Maybe I&rsquo;m just here too often. 🍳☕

Decent spot for vegan options. Had the vegan burrito with broccoli cheddar soup&mdash;pretty good combo. Wish the burrito was a bit bigger though.

The nacho dog had a proper kick to it, not gonna lie. Ham and cheese fries were piled high, loads of topping on them. Food came out hot and fresh, which is always a win. Counter staff were sound, no messing about. Solid spot for a quick lunch if you&#39;re in the area.

Lovely spot for a coffee and a pie. The sausage roll with pear was a nice surprise, really enjoyed it. Sat outside, it was grand and quiet.

The decor&rsquo;s lovely, no doubt. But the food let us down&mdash;my wrap went soggy fast, and the scone was dry. Coffee&rsquo;s probably the safer bet here.

Stopped in for a coffee and ended up staying longer than planned. View of the harbour across the street is lovely. Plenty of seating, which was handy. Service was quick too, no complaints there. Just a solid spot to sit and watch the boats for a bit.

Stopped in for a sandwich and a glass of wine at lunch. The fillings were fresh, bread was decent, no complaints there. Service was quick enough, which I appreciated. Wine list is small but they had a decent Sauvignon Blanc that paired well with the chicken option. Fine for a casual bite in Dundrum.

Stopped in on a whim and ended up chatting with the owner for a bit. He really looks after you if you&#39;re flying solo. Back room is small but proper cozy. Had the lamb stew, decent portion for the price. Nothing fancy, but you leave feeling looked after.

The rolled ice cream is honestly the reason to come here. They make it right in front of you and it&#39;s super fresh. Frozen yogurt&#39;s good too. Buffet itself is fine, standard hot and cold stuff, nothing mind-blowing but it does the job. Just go for dessert and you won&#39;t be disappointed.

The smoothie bowl in the coconut shell was proper tasty. Coffee came in a clay mug, nice touch. Good spot for a healthy feed.

The cr&egrave;me br&ucirc;l&eacute;e French toast was spot on. Rich, custardy, just the right amount of sweet. The Ham &amp; Maple Benedict worked too, salty and sweet together. Brunch menu&#39;s solid.

Seafood pasta was proper good, garlic bread came out massive too. Decent feed for the price, no complaints there. Service kept up even when it got busy.

The tagliatelle ragu was proper comfort food, really rich and tasty. Sat by the window watching the boats, lovely spot. Service was grand, no complaints at all.

Stopped in for a pint and ended up staying longer than planned. The beer garden out back is class, proper spot when the sun&#39;s out. Staff were sound, didn&#39;t rush us at all. Had the fish and chips too, decent enough for pub food. Bit pricey for what it is but you&#39;re paying for the atmosphere really.

Third visit here and the crispy pork belly starter is still the one I&rsquo;d go back for. Proper crispy skin, juicy meat, and a decent-sized portion for once. We had the green and panang curries too&mdash;both rich, plenty of flavour. For Dublin city centre, the price is fair enough. Only thing is it gets busy, so don&rsquo;t expect a quiet chat.

This restaurant is a delightful find in Ballsbridge, with delicious food and a friendly, professional staff. The tasting menu is a must-try!

Decent vegan spot in Dublin. Had the burger and loaded fries&mdash;pretty good, not gonna lie. Service was friendly enough, but it does get busy, so booking ahead helps. Solid choice if you&#39;re in the area.

The SF Chicken kebab was a solid pick, and the Picante burger didn&#39;t disappoint either. It does get busy, so you might wait a bit&mdash;just something to keep in mind.

The wings are proper crispy and the buffalo sauce has a decent kick to it. Got the beetroot goat cheese salad on the side too, which was surprisingly good. Solid enough spot for a casual bite.

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