Restaurant in dublin a lively night

[suzie duff]

any ideas for a lively restaurant in dublin city centre for a group of people??

thanks!!

 

[z105]

Re: restaurant in dublin a lively night!!

Did you try the search engine for restaurants in Dublin ? I think there is a lot of discussion in previous posts.

 

[pavlov]

Romanza on Leeson St is usually a good bet Thurs/Fri/Sat night. They have someone playing the piano and a singer also.

 

[ClubMan]

In spite of the thread title some people have recommended this place as "lively".

Cafe Boulevard - very unpleasant experience

 

[gnubbit]

I love Mongolian Barbeque in Temple Bar for big groups. It's fun going up to get your food cooked and it means you can swap around seats.

 

[KalEl]

I was in a karaoke restaurant on Leeson Street recently enough...Saki or Sake it was called. Wouldn't have thought it'd be my thing at all but was a great laugh. Food was nice too...Japanese/oriental

 

[Panzraam]

Romanza is lively but very bad value. Food is terrible and if you are in a big group you will be ripped off.

 

[ClubMan]

They have someone playing the piano and a singer also.

Do they play the two at the same time?

 

[Z100]

any ideas for a lively restaurant in dublin city centre for a group of people??

You can never go wrong with Elephant and Castle or Cafe Bar Deli.

 

[Cantona]

You cannot go wrong with Chai Yo on Baggot Street for great food and a lively dining experience - the teppan-yaki - allows the group to be seated around the cooking area watching the master chef cook up culinary delights - the chefs are great craic to. We organise a lot of Corporate nights out there.

 

[CCOVICH]

Second Chai Yo for the food and the service. Teppan Yaki should be fun as well.