Discover Portobello’s 8 best spots for your trip in Dublin

Alma

★ 4.7 · 2,045 reviews

Settle into Alma in Portobello for a brunch that goes beyond the usual. Order the dulce de leche pancakes or the choripan Argento and share a table of generous, boldly seasoned plates.

Bunsen

★ 4.6 · 4,061 reviews

Discover Bunsen, the Portobello burger joint with a cult following. Grab a table in the retro-style room and tuck into a juicy, simply made burger with crispy fries.

Bastible

★ 4.6 · 692 reviews

Discover Bastible, a cosy Portobello restaurant known for polished modern Irish cooking. Work through a set menu with wine pairings in a warm, softly lit dining room.

Richmond

★ 4.8 · 923 reviews

Discover Richmond, the Portobello dining room where every plate shows careful thought. Work through dishes like fried monkfish and scallop ceviche, with attentive service for couples and larger groups alike.

Lena

★ 4.7 · 167 reviews

Celebrate with an Italian dinner at a neighbourhood favourite in Portobello. Book a table and order the pasta.

Brindle Coffee & Wine

★ 4.7 · 377 reviews

Drop into Brindle Coffee & Wine, a friendly local hangout in Portobello. Order a flat white with a wrap or granola yogurt pot, then take it to the quiet back room.

Portobello

Stroll through Portobello, a canal-side neighbourhood on Dublin's south side. Walk the towpath past painted terraces, then duck into an independent café or pub for a laid-back break.

Irish Jewish Museum

★ 4.5 · 143 reviews

Seek out the Irish Jewish Museum in Portobello, a small and characterful collection tucked off Harrington Street. See artefacts and family histories and step inside a period synagogue that tells the story of Ireland's Jewish community.