It's just an incredible place.))) Thank you so much for the tour and the opportunity to visit the walls where this delicious elixir, Guinness, is produced. I can't say that this was the kind of tour I expected, but they really surprised me. Everything was in the style of new technologies, and we got a lot of vivid and pleasant experiences from it. Indeed, Guinness spares no expense for the public, all excursions are a great pleasure. And yes, each ticket has a glass of fresh beer, don't forget to give it to the bartender and ask for it to be cashed in the form of a beautiful, fresh Guinness)) Thank you very much for this tour. I will be visiting Dublin again - I will definitely come again!)

Unforgettable Experience at Guinness Storehouse This weekend's visit to the Guinness Storehouse was truly amazing! We were captivated by the rich history of Guinness, expertly brought to life through interactive exhibits and engaging storytelling. The self-guided tour took us on a fascinating journey through the brewing process, from ingredients to iconic taste. Highlights: - Incredible History: Learned so much about Guinness's heritage and legacy - Interactive Exhibits: Engaging displays made the experience fun and memorable - Perfect Ending: Poured our own perfect pint at the Gravity Bar rooftop, with stunning Dublin views - Delicious Food Truck: Tried the tasty hotdog outside – a great snack! Guinness Storehouse is an absolute must-visit in Dublin! Allow at least 2 hours to soak it all in.

A must visit if you come to Dublin. This is a self guided tour that brings you on a journey of how Guinness came about and how it is made. Very informative. You start your journey at the ground floor and work your way up towards the 7th floor which is the gravity bar. With the ticket purchase you will have a free glass of Guinness beer with one of the best views around.

If tourists and Guinness beer aren’t your thing, you can skip this tour. Ha! This is a well-designed, modern, and thoughtfully curated museum dedicated to the history and craft of Guinness. Just note, it’s not a factory tour. I’d give the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin two thumbs up for a great way to spend a couple of hours in the city. The building itself is shaped like a giant pint glass, with seven stories in total. The main tour covers about three levels and walks you through the process of beer making. Floor 4 is all the fun advertising thought the years and media room to watch their iconic commercials. Don’t skip the tasting room, it’s a brilliant sensory experience where you can explore the aromas of Guinness and enjoy your first sample while learning how to properly drink the black stuff! You finish the tour in the Gravity Bar at the top (floor seven), which offers grand panoramic views of Dublin. All told, I give it five shamrocks outta five. Sláinte! 🍀🍺

Fantastic place and a must to visit! We learnt about the deep history of how Guinness was created / invented, the complex techniques they used, and also showcased the past and present equipment used to make the Guinness. Very interactive museum and a must to visit when you are in Dublin, the queue management was great, we didn't had to wait too long to get into the museum. Also highly recommend to sign up for the workshop where you can print your image on the Guinness stout! ♿️ wheelchair accessible entrance and lots of space to move around inside the Storehouse. There are lifts available to move to different floors too.

I had the opportunity to visit the Guinness Storehouse, which was the place I most wanted to see while in Ireland. There are interesting shops inside, and the history of the brewery, as well as the history of Ireland, is displayed and is fascinating to see. They demonstrate how to sample the stout, and there are delicious restaurants. Plus, the top floor offers panoramic views over the entire city of Dublin. The service staff are all great, and some were kind enough to offer me free beer samples (a pint :D). If I ever get the chance to return to Ireland, I will definitely visit this place again.

Guinness has a self-guided tour, which I was a little leery of, at first, but it turned out to be a great experience. We had just been at Jameson the day before and that tour is about 30-40 minutes. By us walking through the 5-7 floors at Guinness, I think we ended up spending 2-3 hours there. We enjoyed every bit of it from the intro speech on the building and history, to the various interactive brewing processes, to the historical bottles, mascots, and advertising, the tasting room, and finally, the bar on the top floor with the great 360 degree views of Dublin. Just was a really cool place with lots to see and experience. We also ate at one of their restaurants where I had a good Beef Guinness stew along with a Hop House 13 Lager. Really had a good time visiting here.

Lovely visit. Did the self guided State Apartments tour. Not bad for €8. Quick tour, 30-45 minutes. Lovely interior. Audio guide provided a nice level of history without being boring. The placards provided detailed information. Went early so wasn't too crowded.

With our English heritage membership, we were able to see this castle for free. The staterooms were gorgeous, you need to see the pictures to believe how beautiful. We visited during an NFL event, so it was a bit louder, and busier. Also, Google had the wrong entrance.

The visit takes around 30 minutes, but I wouldn’t really recommend it unless you’re deeply interested in old paintings. Most of the rooms display traditional artwork, and after a while it all feels quite similar. The castle itself, however, is beautiful from the outside — it’s definitely worth walking around the grounds, enjoying the view, and taking some great photos of the building and its surroundings.

Beautiful rooms but a very short area to explore for the money for entrance. £8 to go in solo but was round in half an hour. Beautiful artworks. If you are expecting a castle with battlements cannon etc this is not for you, this castle is a Statley home like Windsor in the UK. Very opulent. Very glam.

Wasn't going to but did the guided tour and I'm so glad I did. Our guide (Burt? Belgian gentleman) was fantastic. Full of everything we wanted to know and heap more on top. Tour takes around an hour but you get to see loads. Time after the tour to back round and take pics apart from the Chapel. Well worth the visit

For the price, it’s a really nice activity tho I would compare it more to a palace than a castle. We didn’t book tickets and came at the opening in the morning, it was already a bit busy. You can listen or read the self guide which was nice, clear and informative. Staff was welcoming. Tour took us around ~40/45minutes

Astonishing place of Irish history that I wasn't aware of. The castle contains several rooms, mostly dedicated to the use they gave it during British rule and also a timeline of Ireland's heads of state You can tell what the state's position is about language and religious diversity in this place, but also how unfair was the situation during the great famine.

Fascinating guided tour of the Gaol. Lots of information about Ireland's history and independence movement, including the many political prisoners held here. The museum was organized well and displays were clearly explained. Well worth the price of admission. Tickets sell out well know advance but day of tickets can sometimes be purchased online.

This was a great tour, covering the history of the prison, some of the notable figures who were emprisoned/ executed here, and some notable Irish history (the famine, Easter rising, etc) Our guide John was knowledgeable and engaging. At the end there is a museum which was well organised and had some very interesting exhibits, including the final letters four men sent to their mothers before execution, from 1922. There’s also a cafe, and a gift shop with lots of books on Irish history as well as the average Ireland souvenirs

I highly recommend this tour when you're visiting Dublin but please note: YOU NEED TO BUY TICKETS 4 WEEKS IN ADVANCE. I bought our tickets online and 10 minutes later they were sold out. Please visit the website, they explain everything. Our tour guide, Rob, was amazing. He spoke clearly and loud enough for all to hear. Rob was a wealth of knowledge. To paraphrase Rob, there's not a lot of happy stories here, but a lot of important stories. We learned a lot of history and highly recommend visiting.

Honestly the best thing you can do in Dublin as a tourist. It's not incredibly busy and is a very important cornerstone of Irish history. It's a heavy subject but was told with elegance and pause. I very much appreciate the can driver pointing us in the direction of the Gaol. Do yourself a favor and take the time to visit this place. And make sure you book well in advance as tickets fill up quick.

Did this tour as a spur of the moment, and wow, we wasn’t disappointed! Our guide (Adam) was fantastic and great at describing the history of the prison, plenty of emotion in his presentation of it which really made you feel how grim it was to be held there, The prison holds so much history for Ireland and the rebellion, after the walking tour you get to see the small museum which has loads f info and items from the prison and prisoners, especially the letters!! Hard read but so worth taking the time to read them. Entrance fee is tiny and they could charge more easily I feel as it was so informative. Thank you for the education from the visit ☘️🇮🇪

Hats down one of my fave visits in Dublin and the best presentation from any tour guide I've ever had. If you are lucky to get Adam as a guide, you are in for a treat. He has an exceptional storytelling skill that kept both the children on the tour and adults engaged to the max, and conveyed both the story of the jail and the resistance fighters in a fantastic way.

I had a perfect tour at Kilmainham Gaol — it was incredibly interesting and well-organized. Our tour guide, Thomas, was excellent! You can really see that he enjoys his work and does it with great passion. His knowledge and enthusiasm made the experience even more memorable. I highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Dublin.

We visited Christ Church Friday, September 12. It was a wet and cool day so we did not walk around the gardens. The church is incredible on the outside and in. You pay an admission fee to enter and take the self-guided tour. They provide a pamphlet to read as you move from room to room with great information about the history and use of the space. The main level is stunning. Beneath, you venture into the medieval crypt. This was amazing. Christ Church is completely worth the time and small fee.

We visited on a cloudy Sunday afternoon and wasn't too busy. It was €12 to get in but 50 cents cheaper if you booked online. There is an audio tour you can download to your phone for free. The building is beautiful and the grounds are pretty. The audio tour is very helpful to get the most out of your visit.

Christ Church Cathedral is one of Dublin’s most striking landmarks - the architecture is incredible even just from the outside. Dating back to around 1030, it’s the city’s oldest medieval cathedral and still commands attention with its Gothic stonework, towers, and arched bridge linking the buildings. Even if you don’t go inside, it’s worth the stop - the grounds are well kept, and the setting gives you a real sense of old Dublin’s history right in the middle of the modern city.

Stunning piece of Dublin’s history and architecture. The cathedral is beautifully preserved, with incredible stonework and a peaceful atmosphere inside. The crypt beneath is fascinating, filled with artifacts and stories from centuries past. The staff are welcoming and very knowledgeable. Definitely worth a visit whether you’re into history, architecture, or just want a quiet moment in the heart of the city.

A historic, magnificent church that is still in operation today. One of my biggest regrets from this trip was that I didn't give myself more time to spend here! The audio tour provides a variety of lenses that you can adjust to your interests or explore every possible branch. Each nook and cranny of the building has a story (at least!).

One of my favorite attractions in Dublin. This medieval cathedral is absolutely breathtaking and we neatly had the whole place to ourselves. The stained glass and stone work is absolutely gorgeous. You're also free to explore the crypt which houses countless precious-metal artifacts, the Christchurch copy of the Magna Carta, and the famous cat and rat, or "Tom and Jerry" as I heard some locals jokingly call them. According to radiocarbon dating, a mouse jumped into the church's pipe organ almost 200 years ago to escape a cat, who dived in after the mouse and got stuck. The lack of oxygen in the pipe organ led to the mummificaton of both animals over many decades.

We visited this beautiful cathedral in the morning on a Saturday. We used our gocity pass to visit. It is truly beautiful! We really enjoyed touring and learning the history of this beautiful place of worship. It is still an active place of worship. There is an audio guide and also a written guide that will educate you about the different aspects of the cathedral. There are beautiful stained glass windows! You should definitely take the time to tour.

Chester Beatty is a gem in Dublin. The Islamic collection is beautiful, with stunning Qur’anic manuscripts, calligraphy, and rare texts displayed with care and respect. The explanations are clear and interesting, making the art and history easy to understand. The museum also shows how Islamic culture connects with other world traditions, which makes the experience even richer. The space is calm and welcoming, perfect for wandering slowly and enjoying the details. Entry is free (donations welcome), and there’s a lovely rooftop garden and a nice café. Highly recommended for anyone curious about Islamic art and culture.

Just like any other museum you must have probably seen over many countries or just India alone. Tucked just behind Dublin Castle, the Chester Beatty Library is a quiet cultural gem that offers a glimpse into the artistic and literary treasures of the past—without costing a cent to enter (although they technically do entice you with a cafe just at the entrance to get your stomachs churning at the fancy menu). While the layout follows the traditional museum format, the collection itself is anything but ordinary. From ancient manuscripts and rare religious texts to exquisite Asian scrolls, Islamic calligraphy, and beautifully illuminated Christian gospels, there’s something here to captivate any curious mind. The exhibitions are thoughtfully curated, offering insight into the world’s great cultures and belief systems through the lens of art and storytelling. The staff, particularly at the entrance, are genuinely warm and welcoming, eager to offer guidance without being intrusive. A generous supply of brochures and tour options are available just as you walk in—many of them quite pricey, but understandably so for a once-in-a-lifetime visit. Whether you're a seasoned museum-goer or just looking to escape the bustle of the city for a while, Chester Beatty is ok for a one time visit.

A beautiful collection of book-focused artifacts from all over the world. I spent several hours here and enjoyed every moment of it. If you are interested in the development of the book over time in different cultures, this will be perfect for you. The facilities are well-kept and it was easy to get around. The museum is free to enter and next door to Dublin Castle.

All of the items in the museum are so beautiful, and I felt they were arranged nicely to allow them to properly tell their story. Very incredible artifacts here. It’s free, so it’s definitely worth a visit. The Dubh Linn park next door is so beautiful, and it’s right behind the Dublin Castle

What a fascinating museum unlike anything you will ever see. Beatty was an American industrialist who collected over 600,000 artifacts. He was interested in books and script from around the world and has some of the oldest cuneiform writing in existence. There are also artifacts and history of most religions of the world. Don't miss this museum. It is just behind the castle.

Nice, quiet library, well organised and worth visiting. The shop on the ground floor is impossible to visit if you are autistic because of the overwhelming smell joss sticks which are used. Cafe is very noisy too. That's the reason I'm my rating is poor because for autistic people it's not bearable. Nevertheless the exponats are worth visiting.

Very interesting museum, we got it kinda by accident after visiting the castle of dublin. I really liked the room about religions, they made a mega job in explaining Islam Buddhism & Christianism in a very easy and unbiased way.

Incredible restaurant. Food tastes and looks amazing. Everybody working there was very friendly and made it a relaxed experience. Still the best restaurant in Ireland after all these years. Top marks.

Just spectacular. Each person working there did their job incredibly well both from the welcome front of house and from the exquisite courses coming out from the kitchen. The atmosphere is so comfortable and relaxed and everything we ate was cooked to absolute perfection. It was the perfect balance in every way. Seriously good food and lovely, lovely people....oh and the cocktails are out of this world. Will 100% be back, would 100% recommend and a massive thanks to all for an amazing evening.

Went for a remarkable experience and that’s what we got. Went for the tasting menu and everything was great with so many different flavours. The highlights were the bluefin tuna canape, lobster (with rice) and lamb. Had cocktails that were also delicious.

I thought the first two dishes were really bang average. The cold prawns and the foie grais weren’t enjoyable at all. Post that I thought everything was fine. Maybe it’s a taste thing. Lobster, mushroom and bread were great. But for a crazy expensive price everything else was disappointing. The service was 5 stars.

This is, of course, the best dinning experience of my life, reserved for the best of occasions. What helped make my night even better is they allowed me to exchange one item of the tasting menu from the dining menu, the hare a la royale, a dish I always wanted to try. Of course you need to reserve months in advance, but for the most special occasions, I wish this experience to everyone!

The ultimate dinning experience and friendly staff, fantastic food, great wine and whiskey. Relaxing atmosphere.

My wife and I have been blessed with lots of travel and experiencing amazing places to eat. Chapter One may be the best dining experience we have ever had. From the ambience to the service to the food to the wine pairing, the word gobsmacked comes to mind. We were with a bunch of friends and the entire experience was amazing for all. I cannot say enough except, GO! Congrats to the entire team there, absolutely superb!!

Small restaurant focusing primarily on upmarket fish and chips, nice selection of starters and the other main option on the evening we visited was lobster. Nice atmosphere, wines by the glass were a bit limited and overall a pleasant experience. Fish and chips were incredible to be fair. Booking recommended given how small it is.

This is one of my favorite spots in town for a quick lunch. The space is small, with an open layout and a clean design that gives you a good idea of what the menu is all about. There are no tables—just high stools at the counter and around the room—so I wouldn’t recommend it for large groups. It’s perfect for two people, or four at most. The best word to describe the menu is simplicity: dishes are mainly dressed with butters and oils, achieving perfection in every bite. The wine list is beautiful, with plenty of white options (as you’d expect from a place that specializes in fish) but also something for every taste. And without a doubt, they serve the best fish and chips in town.

This is very nice seafood spot in Dublin that offers great quality at a reasonable price. if it is your first time here and you are looking for good fish dishes, I strongly recommend visiting this place. Even if there are other good seafood places around, the most of them are a bit more expensive than this one. I went for grilled john dory, and it was excellent. The flesh was tender and juicy, and the olive oil and herbs beautifully enhanced the flavor. FYI, if you are planning to come with a group, you should make a reservation in advance. Even if you are dining solo, booking ahead is recommended.

I had a very disappointing experience at this restaurant. I booked a table and my calendar clearly showed the reservation at 5:15. I arrived a little early, at 5:00, but the staff told me my booking was at 4:00 and that 5:15 was actually the leaving time. That made no sense and stupid because no one should put leaving time in the boo king to make guest confused. To make matters worse, they told me they had tried to call me, but when I explained I hadn’t received any call, the staff changed the story and said my number was too complicated to dial. During this whole time, the restaurant had around nine empty seats, yet they still refused to let me stay and insisted that I leave. This is not the first time — just two days ago, I also came spontaneously when the restaurant was nearly empty, and they still refused to serve me. At first, I thought it might have been a misunderstanding of reservations , but after this second incident, it feels much more like discrimination, especially since I am Asian. There is no reason why a paying customer with a confirmed booking should be treated this way. It was disrespectful, unprofessional, and left me feeling unwelcome. Update : After being turned away, I went to a nearby tapas restaurant. Even though they were busy, they welcomed me warmly without a booking with Irish hospitality, treated me like family, and even introduced me to great food. Most importantly, they respected me. I am more than willing to pay a lot for good food and good service and this fish shop lost more than 100 euro for the weird system but I guess the staff there did not care much and the owner also. In conclusion, if you are looking for something authentic with a comfortable, welcoming atmosphere, this place is ABSOLUTELY NOT the right option.

The "Fish n Chips" gem of Ireland. Tried multiple different places while in Ireland and this by far had the best fish n chips. Lovely hole in the wall type of restaurant. Beautifully decorated, the staff is excellent(and quite funny), with a multitude of wines to pair with your dinner. You'll need a reservation (unless you get super lucky and they have an opening!) Loved the place, truly marvelous!

Amazing cozy restaurant serving the best seafood in the city in my opinion. Best oysters in Dublin by far and their fish and chips is also the best I’ve had in either Ireland or the UK. Very helpful and friendly staff as well. Make sure you book a table in advance because you more than likely won’t be able to just get a walk-in, that’s how you know it’s good :)

Delicious! Went there for dinner, and my husband got the fish and chips (which he loved). We shared the calamari and grilled fish and ended with lemon posset for dessert. Everything was tasty. The service was also fantastic, so friendly and kind. Would 100% recommend! We recommend making a reservation as it was quite busy when we arrived.

An unforgettable evening at Pickle Restaurant, Dublin! 🌶️ From the first bite to the last, every dish was bursting with authentic Indian flavors and perfectly balanced spices. When the food is this good, you know you’ve found a gem…Highly recommend! 🙌✨

Pickle was an absolute delight! The service was phenomenal, truly above and beyond. The food was incredible, bursting with flavor. Just a heads up for anyone who isn't used to Indian cuisine – the spice level is definitely intense! But don't let that scare you off, I'd still highly recommend it.

Our experience at Pickle Restaurant was outstanding from start to finish. The food was exceptional, highlights included the lamb chop, tandoori prawns, crab meat, pork chop, tandoori chicken, and biryani. Every dish was beautifully prepared with great attention to detail. Roshan and his team provided warm, attentive service that made the meal even more enjoyable. The tooti-frooti and gulab jamun were a perfect end to a wonderful evening. Highly recommended!

The food was absolutely amazing, we got two starters, two mains a bottle of wine and two rice all for 144 which is very reasonable for the quality of food. I got the prawns for the starter and my partner got the lamb chops, both were Exceptional. The mains were ridiculously good, I had the fish curry and my partner had the goat both were amazing. The service was good at the beginning as our starters were explained well and everything on the plate was told to us. But the rest of the meal they were kinda dry but it was fine. Would 100% go back again. We’re excited for more food

Excellent food and service. All staff were so attentive from when we walked in the door to when we walked out. The food was the nicest Indian food we have had. We had 2 starters, 2 mains, 1 dessert, 3 soft drinks, 2 beers, and one coffee and the bill came to €140. Worth every penny! Will definitely be coming back.

pickle is absolutely outstanding in all aspects – from the food (obviously) to the service and the ambience. we thoroughly enjoyed the fauzi chicken wings and the crab & mango starters. the mains were incredible, the zafrani chicken korma was super fragrant, and the laal maas (lamb shank) simple fell off the bone… it just melts in your mouth! i would devour anything that the chef cooks! it’s worth every cent

Amazing restaurant, the food was unbelievable and the staff are really helpful and welcoming!! We had a birthday meal here and they were completely obliging to make it a nice time!!

Amazing! It’s always great to start off a trip with a wonderful dinner and Bastible was exactly that. The food was beautifully plated and every dish was good, and a few in particular I would say were spectacular (mushroom custard and Halibut come to mind). The staff were super attentive (accommodated no spicy components for our daughter) and friendly and it was such a great experience overall. It’s not a huge space, so seats are limited, but if you see an available reservation do not hesitate. This place is truly wonderful!

Excellent culinary experience. The menu is creative, brilliantly executed and beautifully presented. I loved the diverse mix of flavors and textures. The courses were uniformly excellent, so it’s hard to single out winners but…I absolutely loved the cabbage tower, Coolatin cheddar custard, haddock tartlet and chocolate cremeux/blackberry sorbet dessert. I also appreciated a more measured pacing to the courses which affords a bit more breathing and conversation time between plates compared to some restaurants that seem obsessed with delivering the next course seconds after the previous course is complete. The waitstaff is approachable, personable and always in motion. I can’t recall a time when I’ve seen a higher performing front-of-the-house crew operating at their level of effectivenss or demonstrating such a cooperative, team-oriented attitude. They’re very familiar with the menu and are able to make excellent beverage pairing suggestions. They contribute to the energy in the dining room, which only has about 10 tables for 2-4pp plus a larger 8-person table for larger groups, along with about 8 seats at a shared high top and counter extension (so definitely make a reservation). A casual atmosphere and varied background music complement this Modern Michelin experience. I look forward to returning when I’m next in Dublin. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Recently visited with my friends as we wanted to beat the Xmas rush dining. This was our second time in Bastible, and once again an unforgettable experience! The good was delectable! All the dishes carefully designed to really awaken your taste buds! Couldn't tell u which one was my favorite as they were all superb! If u go I recommend to go for the wine pairing which complements the dishes beautifully!

My husband and me just had an amazing culinary dinner experience here. We absolutely loved the food but also the wine pairing that came with it. The staff was very experienced and friendly and we loved the cozy atmosphere. Hope to visit soon again!

My friends and I had the absolute pleasure of dining at Bastible this past Saturday, and it was everything you'd expect from a Michelin-starred establishment. While every dish was delicious, a few stood out. The blue cheese and corn tartlet was so good. It was an unexpected combination that worked beautifully. Next up, the beef tartare was simply outstanding. And the mushroom custard *chef’s kiss* Beyond these highlights, the service was impeccable.

It is what you expect out of a Michelin star restaurant - innovative and clever flavours that make you think. Each dish comes with a commentary that elevates your appreciation of the dish. Simple and relaxed atmosphere is great, however it seems downright casual for the intricate food served.

Bastible feels like a neighbourhood gem with a Michelin star polish – relaxed, welcoming, and serving some truly gorgeous food. The flavours are spot-on, with dishes that are creative but never fussy, and the wine list has plenty of gems to match. The only downside was the pacing: there were long gaps between courses, which took a bit of the energy out of the evening. Still, when the plates did arrive, they were worth the wait – thoughtful, seasonal cooking in a cosy Dublin setting.

If you’re in Dublin and looking for an unforgettable dining experience, this restaurant is an absolute must. From starters to dessert, every dish was perfectly executed — beautifully plated, full of flavor, and thoughtfully paired. This place is not just a restaurant — it’s also a wine bar, so expect a superb wine list that complements the menu beautifully. Whether you’re a casual drinker or a wine enthusiast, you’ll find something to love. I’ll definitely be coming back, and I highly recommend making a reservation in advance — it’s a popular spot, and for good reason.

The service here is fantastic!! Honestly have never had a nicer waiter than the one we had last Thursday. The food is also amazing. The menu is small but still has great variety. I really recommend getting the grilled hispi cabbage as a side! Portion sizes were very good, the perfect amount of food per plate. Can’t wait to come back again and try some more of the menu.

One of the best meals I've had In quite some time. The food was fantastic, high-quality, nice sized portions, and beautifully presented. The service was super. All servers were fantastic, really friendly, genuine, professional and good fun! Would highly recommend it, and I will definitely be back! A big thanks to all the staff that made it such an enjoyable lunch.

Wow, have not had flavors this good in many years. The sauce/foam person deserves a Michelin star. Everyone loved everything. Spendy but to be expected with food this good.

Very good for indeed .. oysters were good... As oysters are... The mussels from the west coast were spicy and delicious... However the gnocchi was sooo amazing... 9.5 out of ten! I would go back for this!

Food was excellent. Staff were lovely and helpful with the wine list. Do not skip out on the prunes for dessert, it’s an absolute gem. Only downside was we were a little squished in with our tables next to a loud party but the restaurant could not help that. Overall would definitely go back.

4 of us ate here a couple of weeks ago. Superb experience. Everything was delicious, starters, mains and desserts. (Dont miss the hashed potatos as a side... unreal!). 80 quid per head including tip. Money well spent. Casual fine dining at its best.