Dunne and Crescenzi in Dublin

Business dinner with some colleagues, all very impressed by the food quality. Service was stellar, especially Giorgia who went the extra mile with customer service. As a Sicilian myself, I recommend the cannoli.

The best pasta I have had in all of Ireland

Really cute atmosphere with good food. Staff was quick and friendly. Prices were good. Lots of vegetarian options and some gluten free options. Table of four seated with no wait at lunchtime on a Thursday.

Very cosy italian restaurant with great staff

Get yourself a reservation because this place is busy. We were staying right next door at the Trinity Townhouse Hotel and had a wonderful dinner here one evening, the restaurant was packed. We started with the buffalo cheese, eggplant and pesto and pear, goat cheese, walnut salad, both delicious. The beef ragu tagliatelle was probably our least favorite but the beef, mushroom ravioli and citrus sea bass were excellent. We ended the night splitting a tiramisu. Since it's so busy, it's not a place for a quiet meal, but we had a very nice meal with good wine selection.

The Irish beef steak was surprisingly good. I didn’t have much expectations as I already had some at Buckley’s, but it was equally good. I can return here just for the steak.

Best little Italio Hibernian perhaps on earth? Well certainly on Sud Frederico

Absolutely incredible, one of the best italian restaurants i have visited. Food was fantastic. Can’t wait to come back!!!

Having worked at Trinity for four years, I have been to this place multiple times for breakfast, coffee breaks, and lunch, but only managed to review it now. The atmosphere is authentic, and as an Italian, I can only recommend it for the food and the experience. It is quite fancy, but I'd say prices are in line with the area, being very central.

Once again we returned here for a quick lunch with family……and, as always, the food, service and value for money are so so good…. Beautiful food, lovely friendly atmosphere…..great staff…. Be good to yourself…. Try it