Guidebook to Dublin's Capel Street Area
Food Scene
Musashi Dublin
15 Capel StBest sushi in Dublin
Very tasty fresh baked goods and a few good gluten free options. Great for grabbing something on the go or sitting outside.
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Camerino Bakery
158 Capel StVery tasty fresh baked goods and a few good gluten free options. Great for grabbing something on the go or sitting outside.
Best kebabs, mostly because their bread is so good. Made fresh every day and cooked right in front of you. Open late and perfect on the walk home from a night out.
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Zaytoon
15 Parliament StBest kebabs, mostly because their bread is so good. Made fresh every day and cooked right in front of you. Open late and perfect on the walk home from a night out.
Dublin's favourite Mexican burrito restaurant. The first place to kick burritos off in a big way in Dublin with their whopper sized burritos that are hard to finish in a sitting and the option of a burrito bowl to make saving leftovers even easier.
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Boojum Millennium Walkway
Millennium WalkwayDublin's favourite Mexican burrito restaurant. The first place to kick burritos off in a big way in Dublin with their whopper sized burritos that are hard to finish in a sitting and the option of a burrito bowl to make saving leftovers even easier.
Really nice Korean BBQ, best to go with friends and get the sharing platters with rice and dumplings. There is so much food and it will come out in phases. The Bulgogi is a favourite.
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Darwins Restaurant
80 Aungier StReally nice Korean BBQ, best to go with friends and get the sharing platters with rice and dumplings. There is so much food and it will come out in phases. The Bulgogi is a favourite.
Amazing lunch deals. Big portions, delicious salads, halloumi, falafel or course and all the dips that come with middle eastern food. Excellent value for money, there are a few of these around. All excellent.
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Umi Falafel
13 Dame StAmazing lunch deals. Big portions, delicious salads, halloumi, falafel or course and all the dips that come with middle eastern food. Excellent value for money, there are a few of these around. All excellent.
Irish ingredients, female head chef, unreal combinations for all courses and a setting in an old pub to die for. This is not pub grub, but it has a class atmosphere. Would recommend. Also Stoneybatter is nice
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L. Mulligan Grocer
18 StoneybatterIrish ingredients, female head chef, unreal combinations for all courses and a setting in an old pub to die for. This is not pub grub, but it has a class atmosphere. Would recommend. Also Stoneybatter is nice
One of the first hipster cafes in Stoneybatter. This is a lovely little cafe that always has new cakes and menus. Teeny tiny with amazing brunch and the option of an afternoon snack. There's no need to cross the river to the south side these days...
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A SLICE of Cake Cafe
56 Manor PlOne of the first hipster cafes in Stoneybatter. This is a lovely little cafe that always has new cakes and menus. Teeny tiny with amazing brunch and the option of an afternoon snack. There's no need to cross the river to the south side these days...
This food market starts early Saturday mornings and you'd be amazed to see how many city goers flock for organic veg from McNally's before heading off to brunch. It's a food market so pick up olives, cheeses, fruit, veg, sausages, and treats.
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Temple Bar
This food market starts early Saturday mornings and you'd be amazed to see how many city goers flock for organic veg from McNally's before heading off to brunch. It's a food market so pick up olives, cheeses, fruit, veg, sausages, and treats.
Dubliners love brunch. Millennials love brunch. Two Boys Brew does excellent brunch. Need I say more. This is an up-and-coming area of Dublin, full of locals, but also full of fixies and coffee lovers. Worth a wander up the street for.
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TWO BOYS BREW
375 N Circular RdDubliners love brunch. Millennials love brunch. Two Boys Brew does excellent brunch. Need I say more. This is an up-and-coming area of Dublin, full of locals, but also full of fixies and coffee lovers. Worth a wander up the street for.
Come to Dublin to get a custard tart that tastes like the ones in Portugal? Sure. This tiny shop also has tea and coffee as well, and are expanding to donuts and croissants. Tarts reign supreme in my opinion
Café Lisboa
28 Mary Street LittleCome to Dublin to get a custard tart that tastes like the ones in Portugal? Sure. This tiny shop also has tea and coffee as well, and are expanding to donuts and croissants. Tarts reign supreme in my opinion
We love the Korean bbq kimchi chicken wings. They are the perfect amount of spice with a little bit of sweet and sticky. They have great lunch deals and a cauliflower alternative for veges. Our preference is for take away to eat at the kitchen counter at home, maybe watching a match.
All Bar Chicken
17 Capel StreetWe love the Korean bbq kimchi chicken wings. They are the perfect amount of spice with a little bit of sweet and sticky. They have great lunch deals and a cauliflower alternative for veges. Our preference is for take away to eat at the kitchen counter at home, maybe watching a match.
This double Michelin Star restaurant is just a short walk away and you need to check out what this chef can do to food. The tasting menu is gorgeous. Try and loom for lunchtime bookings and last minute cancellations on a Thursday!
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Chapter One Restaurant
18-19 Parnell Square NThis double Michelin Star restaurant is just a short walk away and you need to check out what this chef can do to food. The tasting menu is gorgeous. Try and loom for lunchtime bookings and last minute cancellations on a Thursday!
Incredible seafood selection and highly enjoyable dining experience. The cheese platter was massive the last time we were there so maybe share if you have space after dinner. They have a great selection on the menu, it isn't just salmon and sea bass.
SOLE Seafood & Grill
18-19 William Street SouthIncredible seafood selection and highly enjoyable dining experience. The cheese platter was massive the last time we were there so maybe share if you have space after dinner. They have a great selection on the menu, it isn't just salmon and sea bass.
Cool menu with some lovely dishes at a reasonable price. They have good gluten free alternatives as well.
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Mr Fox
38 Parnell Square WCool menu with some lovely dishes at a reasonable price. They have good gluten free alternatives as well.
Lovely coffee, treats, and lunch options. The coffee is delicious and we love going here to get take aways before walking the dog.
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Mish.Mash
66 Capel StLovely coffee, treats, and lunch options. The coffee is delicious and we love going here to get take aways before walking the dog.
There's nothing better than a bowl of noodles, I love the spicy hue soup and the spring rolls. It's great for take away as well as eating in. It's an easy staple that we can't get enough of. I really like getting the brown sugar bubble tea here, it's delicious
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Aobaba
46A Capel StThere's nothing better than a bowl of noodles, I love the spicy hue soup and the spring rolls. It's great for take away as well as eating in. It's an easy staple that we can't get enough of. I really like getting the brown sugar bubble tea here, it's delicious
Fusciardi's Restaurant
10 Capel StreetExcellent pizza, this was a great addition to Capel Street when it opened up.
Drinks & Nightlife
Nice selection of craft beers, plenty of Irish options, a gluten free beer on tap and posh pub food including rare gluten free (non-battered) halloumi fries and proper fat chips.
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The Black Sheep
61 Capel StNice selection of craft beers, plenty of Irish options, a gluten free beer on tap and posh pub food including rare gluten free (non-battered) halloumi fries and proper fat chips.
Good for beers and for live music. There are always sessions on over the weekend so look them up. Nice atmosphere, quite local, some tourists, but not over crowded.
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The Cobblestone
77 King St NGood for beers and for live music. There are always sessions on over the weekend so look them up. Nice atmosphere, quite local, some tourists, but not over crowded.
The local for Capel St. residents. This place is small and charming. There isn't much room inside, but plenty of outdoor space now. Wonderful little place for a quiet drink or for just enjoying the music. Weekend nights for a taste of Irish music without the insane prices of Temple Bar over the river.
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McNeills Pub Sessions, Capel St
140 Capel StThe local for Capel St. residents. This place is small and charming. There isn't much room inside, but plenty of outdoor space now. Wonderful little place for a quiet drink or for just enjoying the music. Weekend nights for a taste of Irish music without the insane prices of Temple Bar over the river.
Always fun, this is an LGBT bar that hosts DJs, bands and also Sunday night drag show bingo if you're here late in the evening. Would highly recommend if you're buzzing around town.
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The Emporium
64 William St SAlways fun, this is an LGBT bar that hosts DJs, bands and also Sunday night drag show bingo if you're here late in the evening. Would highly recommend if you're buzzing around town.
One of the more famous spots in Dublin, it's got great customers and is always fun!
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Panti Bar
7-8 Capel StOne of the more famous spots in Dublin, it's got great customers and is always fun!
Parks & Nature
Take a long walk around the park, go to the Zoo, or just hang out in the gardens. There are herds of wild deer and it's great for picnics
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Phoenix Park
Take a long walk around the park, go to the Zoo, or just hang out in the gardens. There are herds of wild deer and it's great for picnics
Entertainment & Activities
Unique movie theatre in Dublin, shows the new stuff, but has runs of showing classics or does a run of showing movies from studios they like. A little more artsy of the studios, it makes sense that it belongs in Smithfield.
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Light House Cinema
Market Street SouthUnique movie theatre in Dublin, shows the new stuff, but has runs of showing classics or does a run of showing movies from studios they like. A little more artsy of the studios, it makes sense that it belongs in Smithfield.
Great little shop with a good few options for travellers from bag storage to bike rental. The team are great and very helpful.
Bike Stop Dublin - Bike Hire Dublin - Sales, Rental and Service
37 Capel StGreat little shop with a good few options for travellers from bag storage to bike rental. The team are great and very helpful.
Essentials
Budget grocery store just around the corner. Very convenient, good opening hours
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ALDI
7 Parnell StBudget grocery store just around the corner. Very convenient, good opening hours
Just up the road and open 24hours. It has an ATM, post office, deli and all the essential supermarket items.
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Centra North King Street
4 - 6 King St NJust up the road and open 24hours. It has an ATM, post office, deli and all the essential supermarket items.
Arts & Culture
A short tour of the crypt is very cool. The graves and bodies have been preserved for centuries because of the cool and arid air underground. Good storytelling and a nice little bit of history all in one.
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St.-Michan-Kirche
Church StreetA short tour of the crypt is very cool. The graves and bodies have been preserved for centuries because of the cool and arid air underground. Good storytelling and a nice little bit of history all in one.
Sightseeing
You have to book this online at least a few days before you want to go as tickets sell out quickly. The museum is great and you can move around at your own pace and read about the history of Guiness, the family and about trade in Dublin as well. Finish with a Guiness at the top of the building with views out across the city.
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Guinness Storehouse
You have to book this online at least a few days before you want to go as tickets sell out quickly. The museum is great and you can move around at your own pace and read about the history of Guiness, the family and about trade in Dublin as well. Finish with a Guiness at the top of the building with views out across the city.