Amy Austin in Dublin

Nice relaxed spot on Drury street. All seating is on high stools. Nice wine list. Food was lovely but was served too quickly. No sooner had we finished one dish than the next was put in front of us. We like to eat at a more relaxed pace. Would happily go back though

If you’re doing a treasure hunt in Dublin, looking for food, you will find an oasis here. The atmosphere is very cozy and intimate, having this place only few tables. The food is all delicious and comes with quite an interesting twist to it, you won’t be disappointed. You definitely need to book a spot because this place is in high demand.

Yummy, cosy. The window seats are ideal for people watchers (just be sure your partner joins in).

Amy Austin was recommended in an article for dining solo. It exceeded my expectations- from the minute I arrived the staff were friendly and welcoming. The food is exceptional! The only downside was the loud table next to me. The acoustics in the small space could use some refinement.

Food is amazing here, staff are lovely too.

A great spot with a laid-back vibe and seriously amazing food. Everything’s made with fresh, local ingredients, and real thought goes into each dish. Perfect place to hang out and enjoy some seriously delicious eats without any fuss.

Couldn't fault it! Can't wait to go back!

Amy Austin exceeded my expectations. Every single dish was so full of flavour and beautifully presented. Most of the time when eating out there’s always the odd dish that my partner and I are a bit ‘meh’ about but we didn’t have that here. The black garlic butter is so yummy with the bread and the scallops and black beans were a highlight for me. Service was also very friendly and attentive. Do not hesitate to book here!

Really enjoyed the food here. Had a lovely mole beef short rib and the sauce was incredible. The smoked egg on toast was really interesting too. Will definitely come back!

Wouldn’t recommend for a solo diner. Ordered 3 plates and left still hungry.