Rotana Cafe in Dublin

Small but wonderful restaurant, two course lunch was great and excellent waitress. Group meal, able to have a selection of starters served as a platter. Able to have a takeaway bag for a generous remaining portion for the next day's meal. Recommended if looking for small, cosy and authentic dining experience.

Delicious food, good service, clean and cozy.

Brilliant place. Tasty and classic

The food took a fairly long amount of time to get there and I personally thought that the food was okay. The seating was definitely more on the casual side of the spectrum but not bad all the same.

All the food was very good and I greatly enjoyed the variety of dishes to choose from on the menu... I definitely think that the menu caters to different diets and food preferences. I ordered the Lebanese falafel sandwich with hallumi cheese and I thought it was really great it also came with a side of chips too. Definitely a restaurant that's worth checking out at some point.

A wonderful experience! Although pretty limited, the vegan options are amazing. I highly recommend the Moroccan and peppermint teas and the baklava (the cashew baklava is the best I have ever had!). Great prices and value for money in Dublin!

Whenever I visit Dublin, dining at Rotana Lebanese Cuisine is always on my to-do list. This restaurant has firmly established itself as one of the finest Mediterranean dining spots in the city. A must-visit for anyone seeking authentic Mediterranean flavors. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, capturing the essence of Lebanese culture. Each dish, from the grilled meats to the flavorful mezze, is prepared with genuine spices and care.

This place could be excellent - as often the Mediterranean cousine is - if the waitress would pay attention to the customers instead of sitting in a corner lost in her mobile. If you are professional in a business trip and you are hungry and tired, wishing to reach your hotel and unfold, have dinner elsewhere, that is a pity because the lebanese mussaka was excellent.

Went here as was in area and Google reviews were decent. Had the kibbee starter which was ok but a bit bland, part of dish that had most flavor was the pickled element. Got two mains of the okra tomato dish with "special spices" which really had me wondering what they were as this just was basically rice and a unfortunately bland tomato based sauce with some Lebanese rice, not sure what made it Lebanese as just tasted like plain rice with some crispy onions in it. My wife had the chicken and aubergine dish and her feedback was similar. Price point was quite high for such average food. So based on that, I would not return

Love this place, food is really good, cozy restaurant and not crazy prices ♥️