Visiting Dublin?

Find a few suggestions below.

Our Recommended Eats

BigFAN Bao. Asian-Fusion with delicious funky dumplings. Book ahead.

Pi. Dependable pizza with various locations. Okay to walk-in.

Seabank Bistro. An intimate upscale seafood restaurant near Aidan’s childhood home. Book ahead.

D’Olier Street Restaurant. Set menu with a Michelin star. Sit back and enjoy delicious courses. Book ahead.

Xi’An Street Foods.The couple’s favourite “Chinese” spot in Dublin. Great place to try a spice bag or curry chips. Okay to walk-in.

Asador. Aidan’s preferred steak. Book ahead.

Bunsen Burgers. Various locations throughout central Dublin. Okay to walk in.

The Long Hall. Centrally-located, just remember the clock is broken!

Brogan’s. Good atmosphere and a fantastic pint.

Toners. A great beer garden, good for a summer’s day.

Kehoes Pub. A great pint is guaranteed; find a spot in the snug for cozy conversations.

Neary’s. Aidan guarantees a fantastic pint of Guinness.

Peter’s Pub. Another cozy spot.

Gibney’s Malahide. If you make it to Malahide, this one can’t be missed.

St. Patrick’s Cathedral. A beautiful Gothic church, you can do a self-guided tour.

Guinness Storehouse. Even if you don’t care about beer, the Gravity Bar up top is pretty cool!

Phoenix Park. A beautiful park, good for long walks.

Trinity College Dublin. The city’s most famous university, with lovely grounds.

George’s Street Arcade. Perfect for window shopping.

Ha’penny Bridge. A pedestrian bridge dating back to 1816!

St. Stephen’s Green. A central park with good historical placards - perfect for a self-guided walk.

National Gallery of Ireland. Great for history and culture. Free entry!

The Grand Canal. Get a coffee and take a long walk along the canal.

We famously never leave Dublin when we’re here. However, we recommend…

Malahide. Aidan’s village near the seaside.

Howth. Beautiful fishing wharf and a cliffside walk.

Dalkey. A nice area south of Dublin.