Leo Burdock in Dublin

Friendly staff. The fish was good, but the chips were soggy.

Hearty fish and chips. Prices are typical for Ireland.

Great place, a must do in Dublin! The fish and chips was fantastic, big portion, you can share one if you have a small appetite.

One of the best fish and chips I've had in all of Ireland (and we had quite a few during our road trip). The dishes were generous, well-cooked, and served in a clean, welcoming setting. The staff was also very friendly. If I were to return to Ireland, I'd definitely stop by! Thanks.

I don't know if it's the best in Dublin since it's the only fish and chips I've eaten here, the welcome is rather cold, the fish is okay but nothing special, the quantity is there (5 good pieces for 20 euros) however the fries (fresh) are mealy and soggy (but apparently the Irish eat them like that)....in short, nothing special.

Small and simple place, the food is correct, the fish is very crispy. The attention towards us is a 10. For beers you have to go to the pub in front. Generally good.

Absolutely delicious fish and chips in Dublin. And our waiter, Cédric, a Frenchman who's been living there for 17 years, treated us very well. It was a great experience.

It was incredible! The waiters (and waitress) were very friendly, and there's no better place to eat fish and chips! Thanks to Cédric for the warm welcome :) P.S.: Great music atmosphere, hehe

Very good in my opinion and a very generous portion.

Very expensive 21€ for one fish and chips.. On the other hand it was a big portion so we could share it between two. It was not the best fish and chips i’ve had and the chips where not my favourite but was fun to try