The Yacht in Dublin

We visited Upper Deck on the 31st of December, and while I understand that staff might be tired at the end of the festive season, some aspects of our experience fell short of expectations. We chose from the set Christmas menu, and while the food was fine overall, our steaks were not cooked to the doneness we requested. Additionally, when our order was taken, we were not reminded that sides were not included. None of us noticed any note about this in the menu, which led to some confusion. That said, the staff were pleasant, and the food was enjoyable aside from these issues. For me, the highlight of Upper Deck is its quieter, tidier ambiance compared to the bustling gastro pub below, which made for a more relaxed dining experience. I would give it another try, perhaps outside of the busy holiday season.

I love the place, very warm and the service very good.

Loverly bar with good food and Guinness

Only carvey on Sundays so no regular menu but grand enough. Bustling atmosphere.

The place exudes charm, offering one of the most welcoming interiors you could hope for—a cozy yet upscale atmosphere. I particularly appreciate the convenience of self-service for food, allowing guests to skip the wait for a waiter or waitress, as well as the freedom to choose a seat without delay. In summary, this establishment combines an old-school aesthetic with a modern approach that perfectly suits today's preferences for seaside relaxation. It's a refreshing and much-appreciated experience.

Food is really nice. A little pricey but the portions are big and really well cooked.

Top notch grub a must if you are near by

Good range of food Good value & prompt service. Excellent meal this evening.

Great place for a bite of lunch. Close to the city and easy to get away afterwards. Value for money

Great gluten free gravy but roast potatoes and chips not gluten free nor the Yorkshire puddings