Sophie's in Dublin

Going to Sophie's isn't just about going out for dinner; it's about savoring a selection of their dishes and having an amazing evening.

A beautiful venue and excellent pizza 👌👌👌

We had a party of 12 including children. It was wonderful. The food was delicious. The service was great. And the atmosphere was beautiful. I highly recommend.

I went on a Sunday evening. I hoped the food would be better than previously. We had the focaccia, salad, pizza etc The food was super basic, the pizza was bitter with weird slabs of cheese on it not spread out. The service was slow and unattentive. For such a beautiful Venue, the food and service is consistently poor. Kind of astounds me how a pizza can be poor. The base was super heavy and the tomato was very bitter - needed sugars to balance it out. We also had a hair in our salad which we sent back Overall. ⭐ ⭐ ⭐

The seating area is lovely and comfortable. The desserts are excellent. The service is professional. 👌

Located in a hotel, the 270 degree very nice. Foodwise the breakfast and risotto dish was good. Pizza not so much - sauce was plain and the dough over risen but the cup pepperoni had a nice spicy kick. Unique pasta shape which I haven't seen before, like an oversized cavatelli

Had a great experience there last night, we were very kindly welcome by Vinicius and the lovely staff. Food was 10/10. Definitely going back

There are restaurants that try far too hard to be fashionable. Tiny portions, edible flowers, and waiters who explain a carrot as if it's a rare vintage Bordeaux. Sophie's Rooftop isn't one of them. On a gloriously sunny Thursday, a friend and I escaped to the rooftop on Harcourt Street for a lazy lunch, and it was exactly what you want when Dublin decides to pretend it's somewhere on the Mediterranean. I ordered the pepperoni pizza with truffle fries, while my friend went for the mushroom risotto. The risotto looked excellent, but I barely noticed because my pizza demanded my full attention. Thick, gloriously cheesy, loaded with pepperoni and just enough jalapeños to remind you that life should have a little excitement. It wasn't one of those wafer-thin pizzas that disappear in three bites. This thing had substance, and I demolished every last slice. The truffle fries were crisp, indulgent and impossible to stop eating. What really stood out, though, was the service. The staff somehow knew this Irishman wasn't engineered for temperatures above 20 degrees. Before my sparkling water had a chance to run low, someone was there with another bottle. My glass was constantly topped up with fresh ice, all without me having to ask once. It's the sort of attention to detail that makes you feel genuinely looked after rather than simply served. Great food, fantastic service, a rooftop terrace soaking up the sunshine, and a relaxed atmosphere that makes you want to cancel your afternoon plans and order another drink. If Dublin insists on having the occasional scorching day, this is exactly where I want to spend it. I'll definitely be back.

Delicious Italian food. Reminds me of the canteen in a large company. I could have done without the thumping bass in the sound. The red wine was room temperature, over 20 degrees. It doesn't suit it.

Good Italian food at a lofty height