Posted 1 year ago by jhon in response to simonetty's question:
Where can i eat French dishes in Dublin? These Irish specialties are killing me...(give a different answer) .
Come on! You can't be in Dublin and ignore Irish classics...I'll tell you what: we go down to a compromise -on Upper Merrion St, there's Patrick Guilbaud's restaurant. It's owned and run by this sophisticated French, the atmosphere exudes the elegance you desire, but they also serve salmon from local rivers, Bantry Bay scallops, Connemara lobster. Dinner takes 65$ out of your wallet.
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