The Market Bar can be found nestled in the Creative Quarter, housing an abundance of bars, a club and a restaurant. Hunker down in the former sausage factory for freshly cooked tapas-style bites, with a range of meat, seafood and vegetarian options that are ideal for sharing.

This romantic restaurant in Dublin city centre is the perfect place for an Italian-style date night. The simple menu is jam-packed with delicious pasta and pizza dishes made from local ingredients, freshly cooked to order. Pacino's also offers an affordable early bird special, perfect for a pre-show dinner.

If you're after Dublin city centre restaurants, Café en Seine is a more than suitable choice. The beautiful Parisian restaurant offers up the likes of sirloin and steamed mussels and if you fancy some entertainment, they've got live jazz until the early hours.

Italian restaurants in Dublin city centre? Zizzi Suffolk Street has you covered, boasting a vibrant open kitchen and contemporary styling. As for food, you can expect seared salmon, garlic bread with mozzarella and classic pizza or pasta. 

Farrier & Draper is the place for the best casual dining in Dublin and late-night tipples. Visit La Cucina for the chance to see chefs hand-making mouthwatering pizza and pasta using the traditional al-forno cooking technique. 

Gastro and Irish restaurants in Dublin city centre don't get much better than The Odeon, a stunning spot dwelling inside a Grade A-listed building and fronting stunning interiors. Plus, this multi-level destination has plenty of drinks to accompany, events like wine tastings and even live entertainment too.

For fine dining in Dublin, check out The Blind Pig. The gorgeous and intimate haunt fronts quite the dinner options, from mushroom tortellini to New York-style Italian meatballs and roasted fillets of salmon. Pair your meal with an Irish old fashioned.

Known for their famous oyster happy hour, the team at Klaw are on the mission to bring one of the best affordable restaurants in Dublin. Their chalkboard menu changes daily depending on what produce can be sourced, but expect plenty of fresh crab, lobster, crayfish and more. You may want to pack a bib...

This restaurant is tucked away on one of Temple Bar's hidden cobbled streets, but if you're lucky enough to stumble across it, you won't be disappointed. The menu is focused on northern Italian cuisine, with a wine list to please even the pickiest of sommeliers. 

This traditional pub boasts deep leather armchairs, proper pints and luxe toasties served alongside warming bowls of soup. Housed in a historical building, Lucky Duck has been frequented by locals for over 150 years, so you can trust that you'll be in good company. 

La Cave Wine Bar is undoubtedly one of Dublin's quirkiest places to eat and drink in the city centre. Housing a wide range of bottles from across the globe, it perfectly pairs its signature sips with French-inspired cuisine befitting its vintage pink and red interiors.

This Michelin-starrred city centre restaurant is offering dining experiences like no other. Their chef's table is the ideal way to celebrate a special occasion, with impeccable service, a view straight into the kitchen and a seven-course tasting menu made up of Ireland's finest ingredients.

Boasting some of the best views of the city, the Marker Hotel's rooftop terrace transforms into an elegant bar in the evening. With its laid-back dining menu of sharing boards, gourmet hotdogs and ample cocktail selection, this city centre rooftop is an essential date night destination.

This bright and airy brasserie boasts a chic aesthetic to please even the pickiest of Instagrammers. With lofty ceilings, marble tables, and a sunny outdoor terrace, Balfe's is great for any occasion, offering everything from weekend brunches through to date night dinners. 

On the hunt for the best seafood restaurants in Dublin city centre? We've got the goods with SOLE. Situated on William Street, the venue knocks up the freshest fish in a stunning aesthetic. The creme-de-la-creme? A two-tier tower of lush lobster, prawns and oysters.

This South Anne Street spot offers a touch of class right in the centre of the city, with a long sweeping bar, contemporary art and an open kitchen for peeping at your food in anticipation. Topping it off, Isabelle's vast à la carte menu makes it the perfect place for a family gathering.

This waterside restaurant boasts a beautiful terrace that's perfect for soaking up the city's buzzing atmosphere in the summer. The ideal setting for group dining, Angelina's interiors are made up of a long bar and luxurious leather booths, with Irish fare making up the menu. 

One of the most beautiful restaurants, The Ivy is well-loved and constantly frequented by locals and visitors to the city alike. The perfect place for a special occasion, this London export brings its classic all-day gastro menu and iconic botanical interiors to Dawson Street. 

Known as one of the best Indian restaurants in Dublin city centre, Kathmandu Kitchen is promising authentic cuisine, alongside zesty cocktails and fine wines. From seafood sizzlers to spiced BBQ chicken and Himalayan curry, it's a winner in our books.

A supreme spot for steak, Brookwood is a haven for meat-lovers seeking out dinner in the city centre. It's here that you'll find a menu of gastro and grilled goodies, made using the finest in Irish produce and paired with an expertly curated selection of wines. 

777 is a mini slice of Mexico in the heart of central Dublin; leave your inhibitions at the door and dive into their insane (and somewhat scary) selection of tequilas whilst chowing down on tacos, quesadillas and fiery sides. Mexican wrestling masks are, of course, encouraged.

This ultra-chic Temple Bar bistro has been recognised by the Michelin Guide for their innovative fusion of Irish and French cuisines. Acclaimed chef Stephen Gibson spent a decade working all over the world, culminating in Pichet's exciting à la carte menu that simply must be tasted. 

Fade Street Social is a trendy city centre bar and restaurant with one of the best beer gardens. Whether you're heading here for a few after work drinks and light bites or sticking around to tuck into their elevated plates of gastro grub, this place is sure to satisfy you hunger pangs.