The 2017 Salon Owners Summit is less than a week away from kickoff! Are you as excited as we are? Up until now, we had released all the information about the speakers, announced the agenda and listed 15 things you can do while you’re in Dublin. One thing we hadn’t yet covered and were asked for, was some good foodie spots to indulge a delicious meal while in Ireland’s capital city. Consider that a thing of the past! This is literally a 2017 Salon Owners Summit Food Travel Guide. Enjoy!
2017 Salon Owners Summit Food Travel Guide
Brunch In Dublin
San Lorenzo’s
If an Italian food menu with an added NYC twist rings deliciousness to your ears, San Lorenzo’s is the place to go for brunch in Dublin. “High-quality ingredients and a laid-back style offer a smart treat for discerning visitors seeking the finest Italian restaurant in the Irish capital.” Very central, the eatery welcomes walk-in diners, but we would still suggest making a reservation.
Website | Address: 9, Castle House, 73-83 South Great George’s Street, Dublin 2
Whitefriar Grill
Two years ago, this place was awarded the “Best Brunch In Dublin” Award – that says a lot. Still a favorite of many, Whitefriar Grill is known for mouth-watering brunches and waffles to die for. Your belly won’t rumble for long; this stellar food spot is kind of a big deal.
Website | Address: 16 Aungier St, Dublin 2
Cleaver East
Located in the popular Temple Bar area, Cleaver East offers a friendly service, classic cocktails and a high-quality cuisine based on locally sourced ingredients. Worry not, prices remains very affordable.
Website | Address:Â 6-8 East Essex Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
Meet Me In The Morning
Less than a year old, Meet Me In The Morning is a simple, serene, tempting and engaging café with a tasty menu. Based on reviews, people seem to think they even have “hands down the best Granola in Dublin” and “fab coffee.” If you’re all about the simple things in life, this fantastic little spot will serve you just right.
Website | Address: 50 Pleasants Street, Dublin 8
Cornucopia
The perfect vegetarian brunch option. Also centrally located, Cornucopia produces delicious home-cooked vegetarian and vegan-friendly meals. A long-time loved and established restaurant you should definitely try out.
Website | Address: 19/20 Wicklow Street, Dublin 2
Great Lunches In The City Center
Jo’Burger
Craving a juicy burger joint? You can’t go wrong with Jo’Burger. There are a few locations, but if you want something central, once again, this place is your go-to. Expect fresh, quality, organic low-in-fat meat. Oh, and try their lemonade… it’s out-of-this-world good! Veggie options available here too.
Website | Address:Â 4/5 Castle Market, Dublin 2
Brother Hubbard
If you’d keep your New Year’s resolutions and eat healthy, you need to try Brother Hubbard. Without ever compromising on enjoyment, the food is healthy and full of freshness. They also cater for vegetarians – you can’t go wrong!
Website | Address: 153 Capel St, North City, Dublin 1
Yamamori Noodles
To describe Yamamori’s food as delicious would be an understatement. This place is hands down one of the best authentic Japanese cuisine restaurants in town. You’ll also love the space, it’s very casual and filled with Asian art!
Address:Â 71-72 South Great George’s Street, Dublin 2
Elephant &Â Castle
This place has been opened for 24 years, a statement to its reputation. The New York style menu is extensive & irresistible, and the decor is both enjoyable & quirky. If you want to experience dining in one of Dublin’s landmarks regarding dining culture, Elephant & Castle is the place to go. — They are also famous for their chicken wings! So wing-lovers… This is the spot for you! —
Website | Address:Â 18 Temple Bar, Dublin 2
Boojum
On a budget and craving a delicious burrito? Look no further than Boojum. Expect a “compact Mexican-style burrito bar with wall murals, freshly prepared Tex-Mex food and a buzzy vibe.”
Website | Address:Â 6-10 Kevin Street Lower, Dublin 8
Mouth Watering Dinner Venues
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Your sitdown Dublin Mexican food stop without a doubt. Described as “designed in a desert on the hot bonnet of a Cadillac with a bottle of tequila in one hand and a dog-eared Hemingway in the other,” this place is a hidden gem highly recommended by several locals. It won’t take you more than a bite to understand why.
Website | Address:Â 7 South Great George’s Street, Dublin 2
Beef & Lobster
The new one in town! Beef & Lobster is all about two things. Guessed what yet? They might have a small menu, but their dishes are constantly perfected and delivered with an affordable price tag. What’s not to like?!
Website | Address:Â 14 Parliament Street, Dublin 2
Chapter One
Feeling fancy? Chapter One is your Dublin Michelin Star Awarded stop. Here, you’ll find understated and elegant dining rooms accompanied by colorfully crafted dishes. A must-try if you’re into treating yourself.
Website | Address:Â 14 Parliament Street, Dublin 2
Fade Street Social
They couldn’t have described it better: “The very best of homegrown produce, food assembled in an uncomplicated way, freshness is the real hero.” A dinner that will leave you wanting for more.
Website | Address:Â 6 Fade Street, Dublin 2
Super Miss Sue
Our last but not least food recommendation: Super Miss Sue. It’s a minute’s walk from Grafton Street and a short walk from Trinity College or Temple Bar (very central) and will amaze any seafood lover guaranteed. But don’t take our word for it, try it, and you’ll see!
Website | Address:Â 2-3 Drury Street, Dublin 2
Like the French say, “bon appétit” & have an amazing 2017 Salon Owners Summit!
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You’re from Dublin and we missed one of your favorite spots? Let us know in the comments!
And don’t forget to check out the 2017 Salon Owners Summit Agenda right here!
**Please note the 2017 Salon Owners Summit is sold out**
