Olesya's Wine Bar in Dublin

One of my absolute favorite wine bars in Dublin!! My husband and I frequent here and the service, wine and food is always exquisite! Boris especially is a great server and we always appreciate seeing him! Highly highly recommend!

What an excellent place! Huge selection of wines, and finally a charcuterie board (hard to find around here). And Boris was excellent! Great service, good, and a super comfortable place! Will return.

Lovely spot for a nice glass of wine and light bites with chill music and a bit of people watching or catch the last of the sun outside on a good day. Boris is always attentive and low key. Love stopping in.

I was blown away after visiting this place, impressive wine list, delicious food. Outstanding service, particularly from Ata, guy knows his job and brings up to the whole experience.

This is the best experience that I have, all the time that I have been Ireland. All the stuff are very helpful and amazing. Highly recommended.

It was truly an amazing experience! The place is both very stylish and has a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The food and especially the wines were absolutely delicious. Everything was carefully prepared and beautifully presented. I would also like to give a special thanks to Ata. He was very attentive, friendly, and clearly passionate about his job. He helped us with everything and made us feel very comfortable. Staff like him are what make a place truly special. I will definitely come back and highly recommend it to everyone 🍷✨

Charming bar/wine shop in Dublin. There's a great selection of wines to try. We had baked camembert and a mixed platter and were very happy. The atmosphere is lovely with music, and Boris, a very friendly waiter, served us. We'll be back!

Came her with my wife and had a great time. Will definitely be back

It’s a fine little place. I didn’t quite understand the concept though. Nothing surprised me there. Nothing surprised me a bad sense, either. Strange menu but it didn’t really have anything I’d want. I’m still confused about what I was doing there. I think I was drawn by the name, Olesya. I expected something Eastern European. But then it’s also a wine bar (Eastern Europe is not known for its wine, although it has good specimens). It was all a bit postmodern in a bad sense.

They have a very rich wine list from different countries. I think the cheese platter was simple but it was tasty. Very lovely atmosphere inside, perfect for a Sunday afternoon.