All Brasseries

Vero means Real in Italian and In Truth in Latin. At Vero we want to provide our customers with a warm and relaxing café atmosphere. Providing old time Irish favourites that are truly comforting and take us back to our childhood. From early morning you’ll find a selection of the freshest produce in Vero, cooked by our expert chefs in Read more…

McGettigans Cookhouse & Bar are committed to using the finest quality ingredients. They believe that Cork City and county has some of the best farming land and producers in this country. They always try to source the majority of our fruit and vegetables locally. They also believe in sourcing our meat and fish from Ireland. The Cookhouse & Bar provides Read more…

Writer’s Bar Dublin is spacious and typically classic in décor – a most relaxing place to come for traditional afternoon tea (served from 2pm to 6pm*, €21 per person) or simply take in the atmosphere of the most historic 4 star hotel in Dublin. Tinted mirrors, fine art, cautious lighting, luxuriously deep sofas, and a grand crescent-shaped marble bar adorn Read more…

Fusing the casual elegance of a Parisian brasserie with the dynamism of a New York eatery, Balfes is Dublin’s newest all-day dining destination. Located on Balfe Street, where Grafton Street and the Creative Quarter meet, Balfes features a 20 seater outdoor terrace, zinc covered bar and open kitchen serving steak, prawns and whole fish roasted on a charcoal grill, while Read more…

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Summer’s here yet again, what with its attendant beer gardens, wasps and lashings & lashings of whatever cold, crisp liquid that’s your weapon of choice. Long lazy days in the beer garden are in order and with tons going on; the Empire is the best place to be. Of course it’s a world cup year this year and we’ll be Read more…