Delahunt in Dublin

Loved this cocktail bar, definitely be back here. Since it's only 6 door away from me

We went for a group lunch and it was just great, food was super delicious and service was very attentive. Highly recommend

Nice place and staff but the food portions are tiny for the price. €28 for a MAIN and I (a petite woman) was absolutely starving afterwards. Usually can’t finish a main.

We were there for our anniversary. It was an exquisite experience. The food was superb and the service was amazing. There was also a good selection of wines. We were also offered two complementary after dinner drinks for our anniversary. The only minor issue was the noise because there were two big parties that evening. I highly recommend the restaurant, especially if one is celebrating special occasions.

Great meeting in the private room in the back.

Delicious food with great, friendly staff, & a lovely interior. The prices are a bit high so perhaps a restaurant more geared towards tourists looking for higher end Irish cuisine.

Felt really pampered by the staff, keeping an eye on our needs at the table. We skipped the snacks and went straight to the starters and mains. I don recommend to get a side with your main, it's not enough what the main comes with, but can be shared between two people. Food was delicious, ingredients were fresh and full of flavour. For me the desert was the highlight of the night though. Do try the cocktails, really good as well. Would love if they would have more wines by the glass though. It's on the expensive side, however totally worth it if you want to treat yourself.

We had the best service with Tim! Such a wonderful host! Can’t wait to come back

we had eight people, and we’re given a private room. Our server was French and an excellent knowledge of the food and wine pairings. The food was first class. The restaurant deserves a Michelin star

We had a very nice meal here. The food was interesting, tasty and well presented. We really enjoyed each of the courses. The only disappointment of the night was the lack of drinks choice for non-drinkers. The options were either a Guinness 0 or a non-alcoholic Aperol Spritz. Neither very appealing as an accompaniment for food of this standard. It's several years since we found ourselves without the option of a non-alcoholic wine in a restaurant. Hopefully the team take this feedback on board and add a non alcoholic wine to the list.