Rotana Cafe, just a stone’s throw from Portobello Bridge on Richmond Street serves up authentic Lebanese food in a warm atmospheric surrounding. The cozy dining area features dimly lit lamps, candles, and a welcoming electric fire to warm you up … Continue reading Rotana Cafe – Globetasting
Xico on Lower Baggot Street visually fulfills all you’d expect from a Mexican Restaurant: faux stone walls, rusty iron bars and alcoves reminiscent of The Alamo, but despite its instant charm, it failed to serve up traditional Mexican food. Any … Continue reading Xico – Globetasting
Upon entering The Port House, situated on South William Street, you feel transported from the bleak Dublin cobbles into a Spanish grotto. The dining area’s stone walls and low lighting—provided exclusively from candles—creates a warm atmosphere. The relaxed feel is … Continue reading The Port House – Jumble
For those of you who weren’t fortunate enough to make it to the second reprisal of the Dublin Cocktail Festival this past week, here is a run down. Running from October 12-17th, it included 36 bars from around the city, … Continue reading Dublin Cocktail Festival – Review
The best, and least known sushi restaurant is on the north side of the Liffey: Musashi Sushi. Just across Capel Street Bridge, Musashi is a cozy, hole-in-the-wall restaurant with intimate seating and dim lighting. A must try for any visitor … Continue reading Globe-Tasting: Musashi Sushi