Where to have lunch or dinner in Dublin? This question simply cannot get up. Restaurants There are almost 2000! But, first of all, I would like to voice the most inexpensive, but also high-quality restaurants, snack bars and cafes of the city and surroundings. Those times passed when Dublin was considered a very expensive city and to eat tasty, had to spend greatly. Here is a list of several cheap restaurants where you can order hamburgers or burrito, as well as more high-class restaurants, where they make big deals on the menu. In general, here are the "ideal price-quality" class restaurants. This, of course, is not all the budget restaurants of Dublin, but something from the list, I suppose may come in handy during your trip.
"Chez Max" (1 Palace Street, Dublin 2)
Located near the Dublin Castle, away from the noise and fuss of ladies Street, in this traditional French cafe serves breakfasts, lunches and dinners, and guests are sitting in a charming garden, which in a sunny day transfers you to Paris. Here you can order typical French snacks and dishes - tartins (boumerobics), salads, Moules-Frites (fries with mussels), meat cutting from Garcuterie and Burgundy beef. Breakfasts and late breakfasts here can be ordered in just 19 euros (for two). Also, you can order inexpensive wine and other drinks. Beautiful small place.
"The Port House Pintxos" (12 Eustace Street, Dublin 2)
Similar restaurants of this network are scattered around the city, but it is in this cafe that "Pintxos', the North-Spanish version of Tapas, as well as Patatas Bravas (large potatoes, which is traditionally served with sharp tomato sauce) and dishes with manchago Spanish solid cheese Sheep milk). Located in the heart of Temple Bar, the restaurant offers an extensive and inexpensive menu, and also, this is a very good place to meet a large company. Most of the dishes themselves stand between 3.50 and 7.50 euros, and three dishes are more than enough to fit. Wine can be ordered in glasses and bottles (which cost about 20 euros). If the funds allow, try the fua-gra-gra-grams of Pedro Ximenez. Real jam!
"PABLO PICANTE'S" (4 Clarendon Market)
This bar was somehow recognized as the best burrito-restaurants in Dublin. From a small burrito bar, a place quickly grown to one of the most visited restaurants in the city. The food is delicious here, and the range of Burrito is impressive. Prices here, however, quite adequate. Of course, this is not the only burrito bar in the city, but this is exactly worth visiting! If you are a student, be sure to tell about this waiter, you will be given a discount!
"CrackBird" (60 Dame ST)
Currently, this cafe takes an honorable place among all Chinese restaurants on ladies-street. The quality of the dish here really makes the restaurant on the head above the rest. You can choose here a whole (which can be used together or even threesome) or half chicken with any snack and side dish, for example, baked in the smelting chicken or chicken with soy, garlic and lemon mousse, stuffed with feta and spices (this dish, perhaps prepare only here!). Just be sure to try the homemade ginger lemonade here. All at a reasonable price.
KINARA KITCHEN (17 Ranelagh Village, Ranelagh, Dublin 6)
This is an inexpensive restaurant in the suburb of Ranelagh. Here you can find a fantastic cocktail bar and restaurant Pakistani cuisine. In a cocktail bar, you can choose something from the classics and original drinks (until lunch is as much cheaper). Delicate and tasty food offers to plunge into the world of Indian and Pakistani food. Before lunch, the menu of 3 dishes can be ordered for 19.95, and the dishes are large that they can easily be divided into two. There are many vegetarian dishes.
"Green Nineteen" (19 Camden Street, Dublin 2)
It is eaten with a relaxed atmosphere, where almost all major dishes are up to 10 euros. Decor Cafe is modern and so daring, the food is delicious, and the top quality cocktails is a classic negroxy to a fresh green Mexican. Book here stew pork breasts with Chorizo and white bean stew and Moroccan spicy tales of lamb. Almost all dishes in the menu are prepared with curry. This is the perfect place to eat when you are not sure what you want.
PAULIE'S PIZZA » (58 Upper Grand Canal Street, Dublin 2)
Hidden on the corner of South Lotts Road and Upper Grand Canal Street, this small restaurant offers, perhaps, the best pizza in Dublin. The pizza cooked in the wood-cooked furnace is always "filled" to the filling "to the edges", but they prepare pizza here on genuine non-political recipes. For example, it never replaces tomatoes tomato paste. Noisy atmosphere, excellent music and outdoor tables -Ideal atmosphere for a cool dinner, and in cool weather you can ask the blankets.
Jo'Burger Town (4/5 Castle Market, Dublin 2)
A fairly spacious restaurant, with cheerful music on the background and a large selection of drinks and dishes. And also, this is the perfect place to try unusual food, which does not fit into the format of the Burger Bar and put up on the fashionable noisy Dublin youth.
"Bunsen" (36 WEXFORD STREET, DUBLIN 2)
This restaurant serves real American hamburgers with a perfect combination of beef, cheese and vegetables. Of course, all this is complemented by dairy cocktails or cola. The decor is very minimalistic, but definitely, the main focus on food and service speed. Lunch from several dishes will cost about 15 euros or a little less if you are not used to there.
"Neon" (17 Camden Street, Dublin 2)
Located on the lively Camden Street, among numerous Asian restaurants, this restaurant is not so easy to see. But the quality of the dishes in this oriental restaurant is headed above the rest. With one-to-elegant decor and long tables, and lightning service, even at rush hour it is impossible to stay dissatisfied with this eatery. You can order a meal for removal (it will be packed in containers). Free soft ice cream, undoubtedly, can not but rejoice (though, this action is not always, so how lucky). In general, an excellent and inexpensive place!