Dublin

Liam O Hannrachain: You know a pizza is good when you cannot wait to eat the crust. This is some of the best pizza around. Casual service, amazing pizza, fair prices. I'll be back.

Liam O Hannrachain: Awesome wholesome food cafe. Breakfast, lunch and dinner (all equally as good as each other). My personal favourite is the Toasted Muffin served during breakfast. Good food, good coffee, good people.

Liam O Hannrachain: One of my favourite places in Dublin to escape from the shopping mayhem of Grafton Street. The venue is weather dependent and views are not outstanding but for some peace and quiet it is a "must see".

Liam O Hannrachain: A quintessential Irish restaurant. Amazing venue with warm service and food that really explores Ireland in the sense of a culinary journey. Lunch and dinner both equally delightful.

Liam O Hannrachain: The ultimate vegetarian/vegan Dublin restaurant. With a new menu daily you will never get bored of dining here. Breakfast, lunch and dinner, all an absolute "must do" in Dublin (meat eaters welcome).

Liam O Hannrachain: Munchie sandwiches give me life. Probably the best sandwiches I have ever had. Try the Veggie Santa's Delight (Christmas flavours served all year). Breakfast and lunch (why not both), awesome service.

Liam O Hannrachain: The Big Blue Bus is an ideal way to dine, self-service. Try your best to get a seat upstairs on the bus (first come, first served). Although I’m not a vegan, my favourite is the 'Volumptuous Vegan'.

Liam O Hannrachain: Stylish, friendly service, great drink options. Angelina’s is one of my all-time favourite places to socialize with friends over food and drink. Brunch on a lazy Sunday, ideal.

Liam O Hannrachain: Brunch on a Sunday, yes please. Delicious food, unlimited Mimosas or Bellini’s, DJ, what else would you be doing on a Sunday afternoon? (Montgomery Cheddar Polenta Cakes, mouth-watering).

Liam O Hannrachain: Quaint restaurant in a lovely developing neighbourhood. Solid service with an inspiring modern menu that doesn’t try and “out-do” itself. I love the Salted Caramel Hot Chocolate Fondant.

Liam O Hannrachain: Cloud Café is a true locals' spot. Amazing energy created by the lovely team. Delicious freshly made food. “Green Eggs” is definitely in my top 5 dishes on the extensive breakfast menu.

Liam O Hannrachain: My heart belongs to Cowtown Cafe. Solid local menu to suit local needs. Home style service for a nice decent breakfast (full Irish etc.). Very much a local's only place.

Liam O Hannrachain: A gem of a café/restaurant in Europe’s Silicon Valley. Great place for breakfast, lunch and a brunch. Suitable to all needs. Well worth the 15 minute walk from the city centre.

Liam O Hannrachain: A typical Dublin pub that has managed to retain its character and charm after many years of being a locals' favourite. Tip: You must try the beautiful carvery food that is served from 12 to 2.30pm.

Liam O Hannrachain: An Irish spin on Spanish tapas. One of the best ‘vibe’ restaurants in Dublin. Eat and drink the night away while being served promptly. Tip: The portions are large so order one after another.

Liam O Hannrachain: Sitting in Da Mimmos is like sitting in a side street restaurant in Venice. Every detail of the menu has been perfected (including the wine). Tip: You definitely need to book in advance.

Liam O Hannrachain: Burger heaven. Simple burgers made for people who like great burgers. Great location, great energy, great prices, great everything. Suitable for a casual lunch and dinner.

Liam O Hannrachain: A stunning little gem of a casual restaurant, simple good food made tastier by the awesome quick and easy style service. Tip: It’s all about chicken, literally. Ideal for a quick lunch.

Liam O Hannrachain: An entertaining restaurant if you like Teppanyaki. The food is prepared literally in front of you so could not be any fresher or tastier. Tip: You must sit upstairs for the full show.

Liam O Hannrachain: Wuff, a unique/random Dublin venue (a locals only spot). Ideal for anyone who enjoys good food. Breakfast, lunch, brunch (dinner only on Thurs to Sat). I really love Wuff.

Liam O Hannrachain: A great place to start your evening, I would classify 37 as a bar with music and not a disco bar. I’ve always had a good night in 37. Tip: Go early on the weekends to avoid queuing.

Liam O Hannrachain: A great pub, one of Dublin’s best. The food menu is decent, however it is all about the massive selection of drinks. Tip: Great for people looking for a good pint.

Liam O Hannrachain: An understated watering hole in the centre of the city. A favourite with locals and tourists alike. Brilliant selection of whiskeys which of course should all be tested, with responsibility.

Liam O Hannrachain: A fine pub in the city, one tip would be to have no expectations, this a no frill type of pub which is what gives it its charm.

Liam O Hannrachain: I consider Oscars as a great place to enjoy a drink (although they do have quite an extensive menu). The décor has a charm of randomness, Oscars is a great place for a Friday “after work” debrief.

Liam O Hannrachain: Bar with a cool vibe and a dancefloor in the attic, although I haven't seen it used much. Nice crowd, millennial type, always good fun. Tip: Go upstairs to the attic, you won’t regret it.

Liam O Hannrachain: Sinnotts is a place for all. All of the action takes place in the basement, great place to watch any and all sporting events (Tip: Call ahead to confirm what is being shown).

Liam O Hannrachain: A legendary pub on the south side of Dublin. Extremely popular with locals, decent menu, however much like all Dublin pubs, Searson's is all about its beverage selection.

Liam O Hannrachain: Stunning gem of a bar on Dublin's north side. Pop downstairs and have a look (or a seat if open) at the vaults. A really nice place for casual drinks with a loved one.

Liam O Hannrachain: An incredibly unique pub on the River Liffey. Extremely popular with locals (including myself). Tip: All of the tables are slightly askew, hold on to your drink.

Liam O Hannrachain: An old converted church with the organ still intact. Incredible looking venue with great food and drinks to enjoy all night. Tip: Start your evening here rather than ending it here.

Liam O Hannrachain: Who doesn't love a good pub? Lovely, homely pub in one of Dublin's suburbs, easy access via public transport. Very few tourists. Tip: Be sure to check out Malahide village also.

Liam O Hannrachain: A Dubliner's favourite carvery and place to be on a Sunday afternoon with family. One of the best carvery's I have ever had. Tip: Be early as it can get incredibly busy.

Liam O Hannrachain: Lively bar with a great selection of beer. Late 20s crowd with nothing too hectic or wild happening. Casual atmosphere with no official dress code. Tip: Don't over or under dress.

Liam O Hannrachain: A cosy fun pub for locals in a lovely area just on the outskirts of the city. Tip: Ask the bartender what they drink and have that.

Liam O Hannrachain: Extremely good value food and drinks. Biggest plus about this place is the views and its amazing location. Take a day trip from the city on a train, you will not regret it.

Liam O Hannrachain: Best everything related to coffee I’ve ever had! Clement & Pekoe is for serious coffee lovers with a great ambiance of people enjoying their day.

Liam O Hannrachain: Lovely Irish independent coffee chain (Tip: Amazing sweet selection). Great staff working in all outlets, especially this location which is my favourite of theirs.

Liam O Hannrachain: Sit here facing the opposite direction of the shopping centre and you could be anywhere in the world. Quaint, relaxed tea, coffee and sweet shop.

Liam O Hannrachain: Nice little coffee shop, like an oasis on a busy street. Tip: I love their lemon muffins, give one a try.

Liam O Hannrachain: Cool funky venue in the heart of the city. Really popular with early to mid twenty year olds. Tip: Savoury crepes are a must.

Liam O Hannrachain: Regardless of the queue or not, Butlers is a "must-do" for everyone who visits or lives in Dublin. My favourite sweet is sold here, white chocolate and raspberry chocolate.

Liam O Hannrachain: A great way to spend an afternoon learning about the history of Ireland's national sports, hurling and Gaelic football. Tip: Take the unbelievable sky tour, it's fantastic.

Liam O Hannrachain: One of my all-time favourite things to do during my free time with friends or family. Go for a walk up Bray Head and return to one of Bray's lovely pubs for a well-deserved drink.

Liam O Hannrachain: A small, boutique feeling cinema with an abundance of charm and intimacy, an "art cinema". Tip: Pop into Oscars for a pre-cinema drink.

Liam O Hannrachain: An amazing, unique Dublin venue for live music. Tip: don't hesitate about booking a show, regardless of preferences. You will not regret spending an evening here, extremely well-priced also.

Liam O Hannrachain: I LOVE this arcade. I have been a regular for years. Small, cute with everything you will ever need. Get an ear pierced followed by eating some amazing Irish fudge. Tip: chat to the vendors.

Liam O Hannrachain: A lovely, very unique spot right in the heart of the city. A hidden place, few know about. Independent shops and cafes. Tip: Call ahead to see when the pianist will be performing.

Liam O Hannrachain: A great semi-interactive experience and an ideal way to spend some time in Dublin if and when it rains. Tip: Check online for what exhibit is on.

Liam O Hannrachain: Great compact new distillery experience. It's great to see Dublin's whiskey industry expanding. Tip: Explore the area of the distillery and its surroundings.

Liam O Hannrachain: A stunning park in the city. Best thing to do is rent a Dublin Bike (stations all over the city) and explore the park. Tip: Please don't feed the deer, they are wild animals.

Liam O Hannrachain: Picnic and good vibe heaven. I love floating around the Botanical gardens. Tip: Turn your phone off and enjoy the beautiful surroundings, take it all in.

Liam O Hannrachain: A stunning bridge to look at, iconic to the skyline of Dublin. Great place (albeit windy) for a stroll late afternoon. Tip: It gets WINDY. Wrap up.

Liam O Hannrachain: Dublin's secret park. An amazing almost secret passageway from one street to the next. Really comes alive in the summer. Tip: the trees surrounding the park act as a wind break, take advantage.

Liam O Hannrachain: I love this supermarket. From the outside it looks like a tiny shop, once inside you could be there for hours reading everything and taking it all in.

Liam O Hannrachain: Take a peek inside a rare book shop, how often do you come across such a place. Lovely shop with a lot of historical gravitas.

Liam O Hannrachain: This is my favourite building in the Trinity College complex. During the year it hosts the Dublin Theatre Festival, the Dublin Fringe Festival and the Dublin Dance Festival. An amazing unique theatre.

Liam O Hannrachain: A great shopping spot for Irish produce that you know is top of the range. Tip: while shopping why not take a break and enjoy a quick breakfast, lunch or dinner.

Liam O Hannrachain: A warm and cosy shop with a great selection of whiskeys and everything Irish related to alcohol. Tip: speak with the shopkeepers to find out if they have any special offers.

Liam O Hannrachain: A gem and an icon of a department store to all Dubliners. Whether you need a haircut, nail appointment or a coffee, Arnotts has everything. Tip: Enter the store through the Henry Street entrance.

Liam O Hannrachain: One of Dublin's finest coffee establishments. No frills or terms and conditions attached, simply good coffee and great service. Tip: Grab a coffee and stroll along the River Liffey.

Liam O Hannrachain: Step into Paris while being in Dublin. Ladurée has some of the best macaroons I have ever had. Tip: Don't just shop, take a seat in the stylish surroundings.

Liam O Hannrachain: I absolutely love Fallon & Byrne, the best and most unique Irish shopping experience related to food. Tip: Make sure you have dinner in the restaurant, you will not regret it.

Liam O Hannrachain: I am always so happy to pop into Avoca and have a look around, not only look around but wine and dine. Tip: The peanut butter and salted caramel cheesecake is an absolute must.

Liam O Hannrachain: Who wouldn't want to jump around for an hour and have absolute extreme fun with your friends and/or family? Tip: loose clothing is key.

Liam O Hannrachain: One of Dublin's best preserved and maintained round towers. A great thing to see and do for a few hours in one of Dublin's best suburbs. Tip: Be sure to pop into one of the village’s many great pubs.

Liam O Hannrachain: My favourite and cosiest place to spend an evening drinking all sorts of wonderfully created and made cocktails. Tip: Try and sit at the bar and let the conversation flow.

Liam O Hannrachain: One of my favourite no frill pubs in Dublin, in a great location yet not many people know about it. Tip: Sit beside the open fire, such nice warm energy.

Liam O Hannrachain: Stroll through Dame Lane during the evening for an authentic Dublin pub experience. This small lane has everything you need for a great night. Tip: Choose Dame Lane over Temple Bar.

Liam O Hannrachain: A fantastic place to start your night in Dublin city. Great location and great selection of beers. Tip: Venture downstairs and check out the nightclub.

Liam O Hannrachain: Great venue for every different type of taste. The weekends are my favourite time at The Liquor Rooms, dancing optional. Tip: Let the bar team do their work and make you whatever cocktail you wish.

Liam O Hannrachain: A great pub on Capel Street, simple good drinks and good pub food, a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon with friends. Tip: This pub is a locals only type pub, blend in.

Liam O Hannrachain: Many great nights have been had by many people at The Back Page. An institution in Phibsboro that serves delicious pizzas. Tip: Try the Steffi Graf pizza, it is heavenly.

Liam O Hannrachain: My official favourite snug bar in Dublin. Candlelight, great selection of craft beers, complimentary snacks, fantastic service. Tip: Try your best to get a snug.