The Revolution in Dublin

Celebrated an anniversary in the revolution on pizza Monday! The atmosphere was great, with lovely attentive staff. We will definitely be back for wine Wednesdays 🥂

The kids chicken and chips were delicious, as was the margarita pizza. 👍🏼😃

A nice place, great pizzas, that's what we had. My wife had the affogato Baileys and she loved it. The same for the portuguese white wine "Albarino". Do reserve since it is not a big place!

Great for dine in or take away. The tacos are excellent.

The food in Revolution was lovely and very good quality, especially the pizzas. The staff were very nice and the restaurant, cooking area and toilets very clean. We loved Revolution so much that we returned a second evening during our holiday!!! I can definitely recommend.

I went in with my girlfriend for our one year anniversary we had such a great time where to start, first the service was on top all the staff is really friendly and helpful specially the young man who helped us as soon as we sat down they let us now about the specials and later on they brought two glasses of sparkling wine out of the blue and said congratulations for our anniversary, lovely gesture, when our food arrived it was soo good, specially the tacos and the buttermilk honey buffalo chicken, 10/10 we will definitely be back!

Average. "VERY average" are the words I'd use to describe this place I went for their "The Rathgar" pizza. Our group also had a selection of various other pizzas which I swapped and shared to get a more thorough idea of the menu. Each and EVERY pizza core/middle was wet and soggy. This resulted in sloppy, mushy,, "falling apart in the middle" pizza which for their prices was not acceptable. My pizza was also quite chewy which makes me think that the pizzas were not cooked through enough. Pricing was not too bad to be fair, but when the ultimate question for every restaurant (IMHO) of "could I have made this better at home?", I honestly think that yes, I could have (and imho have done) done better at home. Toppings on the pizza we ok but not plentiful. Especially the veg. If your pizza is supposed to have some veg as mine was supposed to have, you'd be lucky to have more than 3 pieces on your entire pizza. All in all, I left thinking that "I could have done better than this at home". Whether that's actually true or not, to me it's a real red flag that even thinking that means that the meal was very underwhelming. Honestly, I don't think I'd go back here. There are better pizza places around for the same money or better, who at least know how to cook a pizza through throughout. Service was only ok. 2 check ups throughout the entire meal session, and after we mentioned we wanted another round of drinks, the server failed to return to take them. It was much later that when they finally returned, we had decided to leave already. They were busy to be fair but I've had better service. The atmosphere was ok. A bit noisy, but ok. Overall, I won't be returning here any time soon to be honest. There are better places nearby which I would go to first.

Absolutely gorgeous pizza! I wasn’t expecting a lot because I was never really impressed with any pizzas in Dublin, but oh boy! This was unbelievably good!!! We had 2 of the vegetarian options - Deans Dish and Wild Mushroom - and I cried tears of joy. After a long search for truly great pizza in Dublin, I’ve finally found it. Perfectly crisp base, fresh toppings, and that authentic flavour I’ve been craving. This place is a gem.

Great but small restaurant. I've consistently got the california burrito everytime I've been there. Nice craft beers also!

Collected Margherita for €17, was good but way too expensive sit in/takeaway regardless. Reggie’s uses more expensive ingredients and cost 15 for Margherita, Dublin pizza company €14.