Ciara McQuillan opens our eyes to these five new(ish) and different restaurants in Dublin that we cannot wait to try.
Ciara McQuillan opens our eyes to these five new restaurants in Dublin you have to tryWith Champagne on tap, caviar with crisps, Gubeen croquettes and Monday night jazz; there’s a lot to love about the recent openings in Dublin. Whether your preference is Spanish bodega food, classic French bistro cooking or a top quality burger, the latest Dublin openings have something for everyone.
From the people that brought us the enduringly popular Sprezzatura, Flâneur is modelled on a classic French Bistrot, albeit with the best of Irish produce. There is Champagne on tap, duck rillettes, steak tartare, moules frites, steak frites and lobster frites. With a daily special priced at €14.95, this is going to be a sought after spot. There will also be live jazz on Monday nights.
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