Camden Rotisserie in Dublin

This place has been in our area for a long time and has always been consistently brilliant. Wings are the best! Tried their spice box tonight and it was tops. Can’t fault the staff or the food

Simply, they’ve got the best grilled chicken burger i’ve EVER had. Fries couldn’t be any better as well. Cheers!

A feast for a king! Had an amazing experience in this restaurant. I used to love dropping into Bobo’s after work on the way to a gig in Whelans and since Bobo’s disappeared, Camden Rotisserie has become the go to. In fact I wish I had given this place a chance years ago. On our last visit, John Paul, one of the brothers who owns the restaurant welcomed us and remembered our name even though we never booked on our 3 other visits. He’s like an old fashioned maitre d who is full of stories and conversation. He even let me pour my own pint of Guinness on this visit. For starters we split the Nachos and Onion Rings for starters. So tempted by the chicken skewers (being in a chicken restaurant), however let’s leave that for mains. Nachos were perfectly cheesy and my request for extra jalepenos was more than catered for. The onion rings perfectly crispy rather than the sometimes soggy ones you can get served. For mains I got the Louisiana burger - absolutely love my hot food and this hit the spot. Herself is in training (seems like she always is), so she went with the meat platter from the low carb menu. It’s 100% gluten free also. A great dish with steak, chicken skewers and a chicken fillet. All protein. I’m actually jealous now of her dish as I write this. All in all, great service, amazing food and a couple of new regulars I believe.

Tried Camden Rotisserie with high hopes, but it was a mixed experience. The traditional half rotisserie chicken was disappointing — it tasted like it had been reheated from the day before: dry, tough, and only saved (partially) by the sauce that covered it. Definitely not fresh, and not what you’d expect from a place that specializes in rotisserie. On the bright side, the Buffalo Burger was a winner — full of flavor and well-balanced. I’d absolutely recommend giving that a try. The chicken wings were also very good, crispy and flavorful, though I wouldn’t call them the best on the market. One major downside: all the chicken portions felt too small, and the quality of the poultry didn’t feel premium — which it really should be at these prices. Also, they were missing a few beers listed on the menu, which was frustrating. The space itself is small, tidy, and a bit worn, but the old posters and decor give it a nice nostalgic charm. Overall, some things impressed, but they need to raise the bar on freshness and quality if they want to stand out in Dublin’s crowded food scene.

Disappointed to receive the incorrect first order. Although the food was nice, it’s really unacceptable for the price charged. Will be reluctant to return anytime soon.

Didn't look that special from the outside, but the atmosphere and the food are really great.

In my entire life I have hardly had such a delicious meal. Simply amazing!!!!!

Best place to eat chicken in Dublin

Great spot for casual dining. Came here with a few friends a few weeks back and we all loved it. Small enough spot so it can get busy and be a bit tight but that helps the atmosphere. Needless to say the chicken is the star of the show but there are a few other options. Service was great, especially the manager who was keen to check and make sure all was good throughout the evening. Will be back

Great food. Always a good atmosphere. Love the goujons and the wings!