We’ve all been there, on vacation in Dublin, roaming around Temple Bar or Camden Street and looking for a casual dining restaurant without the fuss of reservations. Dublin city is packed with great options from Indian restaurants to traditional fayre.
Top Casual Dining Spots
If you’re in the city center, you are not far from a brunch spot offering seasonal dishes inspired by the coastal waters of Dublin, and the local produce of North County Dublin. Head Chef Dimitrios Tsionas has created a number of incredible menus ranging from quick bites to special occasions.
Tips for Last-Minute Casual Dining
We never know our plans, and that’s especially true when you’re travelling.
When you’re in Dublin and hankering for a meal that’s not take away Asian food, you need to think ahead just a little.
Making Online Reservations: Convenience at Your Fingertips
Booking ahead is a great idea when you’re coming to Broyage. The lunch menu at Broyage attracts a lot of visitors from Kilmainham Gaol and IMMA. Being the closest casual restaurant to these popular attractions means that it fills up quickly. You can reserve a table on the website, or by calling their reservations team.
Group Dining Options: Enjoying Meals with Friends
Broyage Bar, Bistro & Terrace offers a wide range of options for groups. There are also corporate packages for Christmas celebrations, with a minimum number of 15 people required for the private dining area.
Broyage can cater for your group bookings with a special Christmas Lunch, Dinner or Finger Food menus, carefully created by talented Head Chef, Dimitrios Tsionas.
Seasonal Menus: A Fresh Take on Casual Dining
Casual dining can often be mistaken for Pizza Slices on a street corner or Mexican Food from a food truck but there is much more than street food in the casual scene in Dublin.
At Broyage, you experience the true taste of seasonality with some of the best dishes in the city centre on offer. Paired with a glass of wine, our Cod Fritters wow even the most elegant palates.
Within Dublin City, the vegetarian options are highly commendable, with a Chickpea Burger, Gnocchi and Arancini all making Broyage a standout restaurant for vegetarians.
Conclusion: Exploring Dublin’s Flavourful Landscape
Casual Dining in Dublin has never been more enticing, with great spots from Drury Street to College Green and in Kilmainham, your choice has never been harder.
Broyage is a local restaurant with a simple menu, cooked well in a buzzing menu. The Outdoor Terrace caters to all, with a dog friendly menu. There are plenty of options for Brunch, Lunch and Evening Meals.
Reservations are not required, but you can book a table online. If you’re visiting one of the cultural spots of IMMA or Kilmainham Gaol, the concise menu here makes for a perfect lunch if you’re short for time!
