Vegan Option Restaurants in Dublin
Visiting Dublin
If you are looking to visit a different city this year, then Dublin is a good one to visit. Okay, so it is in another country, but does that even count when it is so close to the UK? Dublin has so much to offer, making it the perfect place for a weekend trip. It is one of the friendliest places I think I have been to, and there is so much to explore. But one of the most important things on a weekend away, or a day trip to Dublin is the food. After all, it wouldn’t be much of a visit without finding somewhere to eat. Especially if you have to think about meal options, so we wanted to help by listing a few vegan option restaurants in Dublin.
Vegan Option Restaurants in Dublin
Planning where to go, before you get to your destination is my number one tip. There is nothing worse than arriving somewhere for the day and being starving hungry and not finding somewhere that suits your dietary requirements. Hopefully, this list of vegan restaurants in Dublin will help you to enjoy your visit. Although you can stay in your accommodation and cook the most awesome vegan meals, it is so much better to eat out.
Wilde
Location: Harry Street, Dublin, D02 CH66
If you are looking for somewhere that has some 1930’s glamour, then Wilde is the place for you. you can book for lunch or dinner (or both) for a delicious meal of Irish cuisine. As it is a restaurant that caters for so many different dietary requirements, then you can all choose a different meal but still eat together. It offers Gluten-free options, Vegan options and Vegetarian options.
It has a covered terrace that is bright and airy with plenty of natural light and greenery. Perfect for Instagram pictures.
Pearl Brasserie
Location: 20 Merrion St Upper, Dublin, D02 XH98
Pearl Brasserie is a French/Irish restaurant, that can be found in the Center of Dublin. It is perfect for exploring the city and has won several awards for food. The staff in the restaurant are ready to welcome you with open arms with a selection of meals from Ireland and France. It offers a warm and welcoming environment to eat, and it caters for Gluten-free options, Vegan options and Vegetarian options.
As this is one of the best Dublin restaurants, I really think a visit there is in order.
Chapter One
Location: 18-19 Parnell Square North, Rotunda, Dublin City, D01 T3V8
If you like to eat in eateries that are unique, then this is a good one for you to try. Even better if you are a whiskey lover because this restaurant is Set in the former home of whisky legend George Jameson. The restaurant is full of local hand crafted furnishings like bespoke wooden tables and hand woven baskets. The ingredients in the meals are locally sourced in Ireland. There are vegetarian options, there’s only a few. But try the globe artichoke with goat’s curd, followed by parmesan dumplings. As for drinks, you have a selection of Irish Whiskey, Guinness and a selection of Jameson whiskies. Imagine drinking Jameson whisky in Jameson’s home.
Afternoon Tea at The Merrion Hotel
Location: Merrion Square, D2 Dublin
If you are looking for a light bite instead of a full meal, then you need an afternoon tea. This is available at The Merrion Hotel in Dublin. The afternoon tea takes place in the Drawing Rooms, were miniature sandwiches and desserts are served on fine china. The surroundings of The Merrion’s Drawing Rooms are the perfect place to relax after a morning of sightseeing. The Vegan Afternoon Tea is our newest offering that is served in the Drawing Rooms. There is a range of delicious vegan delights from finger sandwiches, scones to scrumptious cakes and pastries.
Afternoon tea is served daily at 13:00, 13:30, 16:00 and 16:30 daily, and we recommend that you pre book too.
Places To Visit In Dublin
We wanted to share some suggestions of places to visit whilst you are in Dublin. We always start with a Hop-on Hop-off bus, that way you get to see the best parts of Dublin and you don’t need to worry about getting on local transport. If you like alcohol, then you must visit the Guinness factory Tickets for the Guinness factory start at 22 Euros. For the Irish whisky visitors, you can do the Bow Street experience where you visit the Jameson distillery. The entry price is 20 Euros.
For free things to do, you can visit the grounds of Trinity College for free but if you want to see the Book of Kells, there will be an entrance fee. But it is worth it to marvel at the Long Room, one of the world’s most beautiful libraries. Do you know the story of Molly Malone? It is a song that you may have sung as a child. You can find the Molly Malone statue in front of the tourist information office in Suffolk Street.
“In Dublin’s fair city, where the girls are so pretty. I first set my eyes on sweet Molly Malone. As she wheeled her wheel-barrow. Through streets broad and narrow. Crying cockles and mussels, alive, alive-O!“
