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Click map to enlarge Where to Stay1 The Clarence: Said to be the best hotel in town. What really sets it apart are its owners, Bono and The Edge (yes, the singer and guitarist from U2). 2 The Morgan : Located in the Temple Bar neighborhood, just footsteps away from the pubs and pints. 10 Fleet Street 3 The Gresham : This 200-year-old classic establishment is near the sites of some of the country’s most significant historical events. 23 Upper O’Conell Street 4 The Westbury : An ultra-elegant hotel on the city’s premiere street for shopping and tourism. Grafton Street 5 Pembroke Townhouse : A simple Georgian house, offering excellent service at a moderate price. 90 Pembroke Road Dónde comer / Where to Eat 6 Chapter One Restaurant : Considered one of the best eateries in the city, serving fine Irish cuisine in the basement of the Dublin Writers Museum. 18-19 Parnell Square 7 Bleu, Bistro Moderne : This award-winning establishment is a sister to another top-notch Dublin eatery, One Pico Restaurant. Joshua House, Dawson Street 8 Dobbins Wine Bistro : This traditional favorite among the Irish intelligentsia boasts two Michelin stars. 15 Stephens Lane 9 Avoca : The coffee shop of this clothing and décor shop (which sells wares made in Ireland) is excellent, and the store itself is worth a visit. 11-13 Suffolk Street 10 Bewley´s Oriental Café : With a coffee shop, restaurant and bar, this 100-year-old chain is a national institution. 78 Grafton Street 11 Insomnia : Quality coffee and hot chocolate, as well as delicious sandwiches and cakes, this chain has locations all over the city. The IFSC branch is fun and modern. Unit 2 Lower Mayor Street |
