If you're looking for a boozy brunch in Dublin city centre, you'll love The Ivy's offering. When it's not decorating your Instagram feed with its floral interiors, The Ivy is cooking up homely and hearty plates, including a giant weekend menu. Served on Saturdays and Sundays from 11am 'til 4pm, it features eggs Benedict or royale with chips, hot buttermilk pancakes topped with bacon, and backend cod fillet (if you're feeling a little fancy and are keen to stray away from the norm).

Nestled in between Camden Street and Pleasants Place, The Cake Caf� is one of Dublin's hidden gems. Every aspect of this building has been thought through from the solar paneling that powers the caf� to their ethical coffee and, most importantly, their food and cakes. If you're looking to sample baked goods of the highest order, order a cake or small treats for any occasion, or simply enjoy lunch using fresh, local ingredients then this is the perfect place to slip into.

The world-famous Ivy franchise opened its first Irish restaurant in 2018 and since then has remained as one of Dublin’s most popular eateries. Located on Dawson Street, The Ivy serve up the best modern dishes and brasserie classics, ensuring there is something delectable for all diners to choose from. The unique, extravagant surroundings are perfect if you’re looking for a romantic valentines day spot to impress your date.

The Ivy on Dawson Street is one of the most seen places on Instagram lately and is the place to be for a mid-week lunch get together or weekend brunch. The space itself is filled with flowers and colour and it is unique, trendy and one of a kind in Dublin City for sure. Their menus are extensive with plenty of choice and they even have a separate vegan & vegetarian menu on offer also.

If lavish locations and high-end drinks are your thing, The Ivy Dublin won’t disappoint. This bright and lively venue offers craft cocktails made with the finest spirits and ingredients. The venue itself is just as impressive, packing in plenty of colour and gaudy, ornate finishes that are as much a feast for the eyes as the drinks are for the palette.

The Front Lounge didn’t start life as a gay bar, the community just decided to set up shop there and make it their own, with the likes of The Ivy on Parliment Street and The Front Door on Dame Street turning into up-and-coming hot-spots for hang-outs, but in reality, there should be another venue set-up to specifically cater to the crowd.

Stepping into The Ivy Dublin is like entering a realm where elegance and culinary artistry blend seamlessly. Located on Dawson Street, this restaurant is a dazzling jewel in Dublin’s dining scene. Its interiors, adorned with golden frames, electric blue velvet chairs, and an Art Deco bar, create an ambiance of sophisticated charm.

They’re not trying to break any barriers here, and the Ivy's smoked salmon doesn’t come on Guinness bread (just regular delicious soda bread). But the tasty food menu is mouth-watering nonetheless, with a truffled chicken brioche roll, and…wait for it, a crème brûlée doughnut as the shining star of the sweets menu.

Cosmopolitan Brasserie located on the ever popular Dawson Street. If there is ever an argument on the most glamorous and colourful venues in Dublin, with serious attention to detail, then this place in my book wins hands down. Fabulous Fine dining venue offering the very best of Irish cuisine.

This gorgeous, airy restaurant gives off irresistible tropical vibes, with vibrant artwork and wallpaper drawing the eye to every part of the restaurant. Comfortable booths and chairs bring a certain cosiness that means we could stay at The Ivy for hours and hours.

The Ivy Dublin – a true dining gem in the heart of Dawson Street. From the moment I stepped through the doors, I knew I was in for something special. The atmosphere was alive with chatter and laughter, blending seamlessly with the vibrant music that filled the air.

They offer food all day, but I opted to brunch here which was the best decision. Location:Centrally located in Dublin 2 near Grafton Street, Trinity College and St. Stephens Green at 13-17 Dawson St. Vibe: Happening, fun, jazzy and eccentric hub

One of the world’s most famous restaurants, The Ivy in West Street, London, has been welcoming guests to enjoy its contemporary cuisine and unparalleled service for over a century.

There was a great atmosphere (at lunch time) and the set menu was tasty and very reasonable. Shepherds pie, duck, that kind of thing. Around 40 Euros a head (without alcohol).