‘This is my first foray into business in Ireland’: Multicultural cuisines of Talbot Street
Brazilian, Caucasian, Korean, Somali and Irish are just some of the cuisines that come together on this city centre thoroughfare
Brazilian, Caucasian, Korean, Somali and Irish are just some of the cuisines that come together on this city centre thoroughfare
Chef Gul Azam applies great intuition and knowledge to his dishes, with biryani the main event
The well-known Copenhagen restaurant was about to embark on a four-month pop-up in LA when allegations emerged about its head chef
Former Noma staff claim René Redzepi ‘punched employees’ and ‘slammed them against walls’
John Wyer’s restrained, delicious cooking has been worthy of Michelin recognition for years
René Redzepi and those who now work with him say the abuse is in the past, but former employees contend he has never been held truly accountable
Beef prices are high and there are too many wild deer in Ireland – greater consumption of venison could be about to make a lot of sense
The Hot Dinners Murphia list is released annually in the run-up to St Patrick’s Day
The signature dish here is Peking duck, and it’s more than worth the trouble of ordering ahead
Buyer in line for 6.4% net initial yield following deal for Upper Baggot Street property
The Dublin college’s urban farm now supplies crops to storied local restaurant Chapter One, also sharing its knowledge with other schools
We asked you to tell us about your favourite foodie experiences around the country and you did not disappoint
Siblings behind food blog Hot Dinners and Murphia List discuss rise of Irish talent in London hospitality scene
This isn’t cooking, this is precision engineering in miniature
The restaurant guide has named 26 restaurants across Ireland in its Bib Gourmand section for 2026
The answer is not entirely straightforward, but there are a few important points to bear in mind when you’re eating out
Social media, vegan menus and always being in the shop are helping the latest generation of chip shops to thrive
Soup Dragon on Capel Street has been run by friends Fiona Fairbrother and Niamh Healion since 2000
This is confident Peruvian cooking, produced with skill and intent in a smart room
The are plenty of options for last-minute love birds in Dublin on one the busiest dining days of the year
Angelo Vagiotis claimed a first Michelin star for The Pullman restaurant in Galway
These Irish restaurants have been recognised with the highest honours by what many consider the ultimate culinary bible
Two latest one-star wins reflect growing consistency, even as the three-star question remains unanswered
The fine dining world arrived into the capital to hand down its latest judgments to the delight of some home talent
Galway restaurant in Orient Express carriages and D4 small plates favourite join elite company
Michelin Guide’s annual ceremony is being held in Dublin for the first time – but what is it and why is it such a big deal for Irish food?
As some great chefs arrive into Dublin to celebrate another year of star-chasing, I don’t expect food poverty to be on the menu
It’s like The Traitors – trying to guess who has got the tap on the shoulder for a Michelin star
Planned closure announced as owners Paul and Máire Flynn seek to scale back ‘on their own terms’
A veil of secrecy surrounds this near-mythical group but we’ve done our best to get behind
This was a long way up for a safe dinner from a menu rooted in brasserie territory
Guinness, let the record show, cannot organise a piss-up in a brewery, writes Grace Dent
Three Dublin spots, one in Belfast and one in Waterford are added to Bib listings
The Michelin Guide ceremony will soon be held in Ireland for the first time – a sign that three stars could be coming?
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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