Grano in Dublin

Delightful small neighborhood Italian restaurant. Absolutely delicious in house made ravioli! Several different varieties to choose from.

Overall, a super humble and cute Italian spot with handmade pasta. Absolutely enjoyed the seafood pasta, burrata and tiramisu! These 3 are the highlights of my meal!

The best Italian in Dublin BY FAR Amazing work by Giovanni making fresh pasta in front of clients, do not miss this hidden gem

Extremely nice, the food is the show, excellent wine list. Well worth the waiting list. Well done to all the staff

One of the best restaurants I’ve ever been to—I truly felt like I was in Italy. The service was excellent, the background music was perfect… everything was great. The food was amazing, and the dessert was just as delicious.

Grano is an absolute gem if you’re looking for authentic Italian food done right. Everything we tried was delicious and clearly made with great care and attention to detail. The restaurant itself is quite small, which adds to its charm, but it also makes it quite difficult to get a reservation—especially if you’re trying to book for a group of more than four people. That said, if you happen to walk in last minute, you might get lucky and grab a table, though it’s usually for a limited time. Prices are a bit higher than average, but honestly, the quality of the food makes it completely worth it. Every dish feels thoughtfully prepared, and you can really taste the difference. It’s also such a lovely, cozy spot—perfect if you’re celebrating something special. If you manage to get a table, it’s an experience you won’t regret.

Amazing food here the best pasta incredible staff gem of a restaurant

Absolutely amazing experience here. Service was fabulous from start to finish, waiters were so friendly and helpful and there was a very relaxed vibe. The food was incredible - freshest pasta we have ever tasted and very unique flavours!

Everything is fantastic! A good service and tasteful. I highly recommend grano.

Perfect food every time at Grano — it never fails