BH: Fantastic sea food tapas, warm and friendly staff, cosy seating. Would recommend baby octopus,,monk fish casserole. Yummy. Never disappointed me. Second time- from Turkey. 😋🐬
Klaudia Cembor: A must when in the area! The place has its own little vibe going. Dark and cozy with exquisite seafood tapas! The chef is a master and the service is pleasant as can be.
Arif: The best seafood tapas I ate in Dublin. A must-go place never mind the prices. You can try all menu and all good.
2. The Winding Stair
9.0
40 Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin, Dublin City
Restaurant · North City · 152 tips and reviews
Esther Esteban: Amazing food and environment. Sadly, too much stressed waiters that rest charm to the experience. I recommend Marinated seafood delicious starter, 28 days beef as main course and pear-ginger dessert.
Alice May: What isn't great on this menu. Crab pot is a must, charcuterie for meat eaters, hake was delicious. Make reservations! Must go to spot for a nice dinner in Dublin.
Bobby Kennedy: Their pre-theatre prix fixe menu is incredible. Short rib, smoked trout, wine: all of it was amazing.
3. Matt The Thresher
7.7
31-32 Lwr Pembroke St, Dublin, Dublin City
Seafood Restaurant · South-East Inner City · 42 tips and reviews
Leonardo Rossetti 🤓 🇮🇹: Seafood is fantastic. Love their shellfish platter. Sometimes there is live piano.
Nick van Mierlo: Excellent oysters and smoked salmon starter. Generous portions and fresh ingredients. Friendly service and good wine as well: definitely recommended!
JingXun Hu: Galway and Carlingford oysters, fresh fish pan-fried or grilled, ale and stout on tap
Niall Fallon: Fish and chips is delicious. Great buzz. Lovely staff
Su TB: Best Daily Fish I ever ate!!! Monkfish, clams, baby potatoes, spinach and safron sauce!!! It was amazing !!!
April Littrell: Delicious seafood chowder right by the sea! Locals recommend it highly.
5. The Bank
8.6
20 College Green, Dublin, Dublin City
Restaurant · South-East Inner City · 113 tips and reviews
Sarah Conrad: Stunning and classy setting. Fish and chips with a bulmers is a must.
Valentina Ciolino: Worth waiting for a table, good cocktails and freh fish.
Julia Cooleva: The place and food are amazing! Despite the place looks like a palace it’s quite cosy inside. The food was delicious- oysters was fresh and a fish was cooked delightedly. The service is also great
6. Aqua
8.6
1 West Pier, Howth, Dublin City
Seafood Restaurant · 31 tips and reviews
oonat: It's all about the view! Good fish, naturally, and the service is excellent.
Yigit Yucel: Mussels and calamari are great for starters! Go for the pan-fried cod as main dish. Nice view but a little pricey. Friendly staff!
Tom Kennedy: Great food, seafood all the way here. The calamari and risotto is great, monkfish was marvellous. Fantastic chocolate fondant too.
8. Klaw
7.8
Crown Alley, Temple Bar, Dublin, Dublin City
Seafood Restaurant · Temple Bar · 31 tips and reviews
Tom Hughes: We had the chowder and a lobster roll and they were both delicious. Also the creme brulee was amazing! Very friendly staff and a great atmosphere!
Nicola Carr: Ate here twice on weekend. Fab oysters. Crab on toast great. Grilled prawns with bay seasoning were amazing - great atmosphere
Hei-Yu Tang: Great joint to fix your oyster & lobster cravings before hitting the bars. The Lobster Roll was deliciously creamy, savoury and buttery. Provides a nice contrast against the briny fresh oysters.
9. The Porterhouse
9.1
16-18 Parliament St, Dublin, Dublin City
Pub · Temple Bar · 285 tips and reviews
jace baker: The Oyster Stout might be the best stout I've had in a while (toasty, sweet, briny, still light), pairs nicely with the Irish lamb stew. Great spot.
Jit BP: A Dublin institution. Try some of their craft beers and don't ask for Guinness; they don't have any. Hop head and oyster stout are best!
Nicole Findeisen: Great beer selection and food, I recommend the seafood chowder and the smoky burger.
10. Beshoffs of Howth
8.3
17-18 West Pier, Howth, Dublin, Dublin City
Seafood Restaurant · Howth · 21 tips and reviews
Nathalie Clement: Amazing sea food but also fresh vegetables, all types of cheeses, charcuterie , etc.Coffee shop inside with the best chocolate triangles ever.Great service too!
ashley tevatia: sit at the bar, get the grilled oysters, calamari, and gambas. so good.
Paweł Rein: Of course fish was great but brownie was exceptionally awesome. Be sure to have brownie!
12. Anglers Rest
8.6
Strawberry Beds, Chapelizod, Dublin, Dublin City
Pub · 16 tips and reviews
Aidan Clarke: Delicious seafood, reasonably priced, nice beer garden for eating outdoors, reserve a table at weekends.
Carmine Petrone: Special of the day, monkfish wrapped in Parma ham on potatoes gratin!
Joan Burke: Fish and chips - excellent
13. Crabby Jo's
7.5
West Pier, Howth, Dublin City
Seafood Restaurant · 18 tips and reviews
Caro Schiefer: Great fish and chips. Nice staff. Unfortunately I don't like mussels even though they really seemed good!
D H: Great food and service. We had the pie and half lobster and were great!
Marina Penziy: You have to come here in spite of the weather. Fresh seafood, lobster, best chawder ever!
14. Yamamori Sushi
8.1
38-39 Lwr Ormond Quay, Dublin, Dublin City
Sushi Restaurant · North City · 113 tips and reviews
Dominic Winsor: The Seafood Tempura is the best I've ever had. Superbly friendly staff, helpful and really know their Japanese food!
Melanie Rabier: Great Sushi, Maki and Sashimi. The Bento Box is a best, like most dishes there. Best restaurant in Dublin.
Ricardo Sanchez-Saez: Delicious Japanese food. This is the real deal. Try the edamame (salty japanese beans, usually aten as appetizers), the seafood tempura and any of their excellent sushi platters. Not too expensive.