L'Enoteca di Napoli in Dublin

Nice little Italian restaurant. Went there for dinner. It was not busy midweek. Food was authentic and good. Red wine was nice and at a good temperature. Reasonably priced. Attentive hostess.

We came across this Italian restaurant simply because it was on the same street as our hotel, where we were waiting to be able to check in, and it turned out to be a very good choice. The staff were extremely attentive and welcoming. They even helped us find a place to leave our luggage while we went for lunch, which we really appreciated. We arrived at around 2 pm and the restaurant was very quiet, so we had no problem finding a table. The pizzas were very good and freshly made to order. We particularly liked that you can see the pizzas being prepared, which gives the place a nice and authentic feel. We tried a few different ones, but the spicy pizza was definitely our favourite. Overall, a lovely Italian restaurant with friendly service and good freshly made pizza.

Real hidden gem in Dublin👌 All the food is prepared with fresh ingredients by two very dedicated chefs and served with a smile by the hostesses. Pizzas were fantastic and other plates looked very good as well. I would certainly recommend this place if you are in the neighborhood of the docks in Dublin!

Tasty tasty tasty! Lovely service. Seabass was fantastic. Hidden Gem of Dublin

Lovely Italian food without being too pricey. Delicious aubergine bake and carbonara especially.

I'll start by saying that an Italian who eats Italian food abroad knows they might not be satisfied with what they eat for many reasons... but tired of always eating fish and chips, burgers, or salmon, we decided to try an Italian restaurant. We chose this place after reading the reviews, but unfortunately, the experience didn't live up to our expectations. We ordered the gnocchetti alla sorrentina, but the sauce was too sour and unpleasant. The rigatoni with meatballs, on the other hand, had decent meatballs, but the pasta was slightly overcooked. The paccheri with monkfish was the only dish we were satisfied with. The downside, however, was the bill. A 0.33-liter bottle of water cost €4, as did a can of Coca-Cola. Furthermore, for the first time, we found ourselves paying a 12.5% ​​tip: on a €250 bill, we had to add about €30. We found this percentage excessive, especially considering that when we leave a tip, it usually doesn't exceed 10% and is discretionary. But we were kind of expecting it... I gave it 3 stars because I'm generous.

From pasta to pizza everything was great!

Had an early reservation here with my family on holiday. The bruschetta was incredible; so simple yet so fresh and delicious. The aubergine pasta was delicious and they offered a half serving of the bolognese for my daughter as there isn’t a dedicated “kids menu” per se. Loved how you could watch the chefs cook, made the floor smell incredible while we awaited our dinner.

Excellent service, delicious food, great atmosphere. Would highly recommend the gnocchi gorgonzola

Food was absolutely delicious and good value.