Mamma Mia in Dublin

The coffee was the best around this area and cheap, now it's more expensive and not good coffee. How

If there is a better pizza in Dublin, I haven't found it. Thin crispy Italian. Really is a hidden gem.

Sorry to say but there's been a noticeable decline in both the food and service here in recent months - no sign of the original chef who worked here for years and sadly, it shows. Food lacks the flavour/seasoning that made it such a pleasure to visit, especially the risotto & pasta dishes. Main dishes are sent out lukewarm, and service has just become so slow. A real shame.

I love this gem of an Italian restaurant and go frequently for lunch. The food and wine are lovely and the staff are friendly and helpful, if it weren't so tucked away it would be impossible to get a table!

On October 17, 2024 I discovered this Sicilian restaurant and since then I have recommended it to my friends and now to anyone who wants to discover this restaurant that is not too expensive for its quality and authenticity. The space is comfortable but small and that's what gives it its charm. The waiters are kind when they serve us the food. The last detail is the open kitchen from which it is possible to observe the preparation of the dishes. The only downside is that if you are unlucky, while they are making a sauce or something, the noise could be very loud and it would be difficult to hear your friends. All in all, it's a great choice for a good restaurant, not far from the center and tech companies. Samuel BUREAU Dublin

Very delicious italian food and lovely ambience.

It was good food, a bit overpriced and small amount for the price. Would not come again

Great food, new chef, great local restaurant, to be supported