For those seeking an unforgettable winter dining experience in the capital, Ireland’s Blue Book features a selection of exceptional restaurants that are perfect for celebrating the season.
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Best of all, you can give the gift of experiencing one of Ireland’s finest restaurants with an Ireland’s Blue Book gift voucher, which don’t expire and can be used in any of the 65 properties all over the country. Dax Restaurant, Pembroke Street Upper Nestled in Dublin city centre, Dax offers a warm and welcoming ambiance, ideal for a winter gathering. Known for its French-inspired cuisine with a contemporary Irish twist, this restaurant provides a cosy, intimate setting that is perfect for a meal with friends or colleagues.
Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud, Upper Merrion Street Renowned for being one of the most prestigious restaurants in Ireland, Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud holds two Michelin stars and offers a dining experience that is second to none. The menu showcases contemporary Irish cuisine with French classical roots, using the finest local ingredients, prepared with impeccable technique. The luxurious dining room and attentive service make it a perfect venue for an indulgent winter feast.
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