You'll find this restaurant as quintessentially Irish as they come. An airy yellow-painted room is decorated with the portraits of famous writers; James Joyce, Brendan Behan, Seamus Heaney and company line the walls. Technically a French restaurant, but with sufficient attention given to Irish ingredients and influences, L'Ecrivain is often overlooked as one of Dublin's truly special eateries. There's an ever-changing menu, with possibilities such as cured, marinated lamb with prune stuffing, while the table d'hote menu is perfect for those who want to try a variety of dishes.
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So, you are hungry and you have far too much money in your pocket and you want to address both erm.. 'problems' ...then boy do I have the answer for...
L'Ecrivain is one of the premier restaurants in Dublin---for sure in the top 10. Excellent service and very well prepared and presented French cuisine. The...
“so wonderful”
everything so good about this restaurant but it was difficult to find if not familiar with area. wonderful presentation of food, so intense in ...
“Way overrated”
We ate here on Friday night just gone. Not noramlly superstitious but we should have known better with Friday 13th. We had the taster menu and ...
“The best”
I have eaten here many times and have never had a bad course yet alone a bad meal. Friendly, attentive, non intrusive service. Lovely bright mo...
“This is a great restaurant”
This restaurant is great. The food and service are exceptional and the only downside is the cost. more
“very snobby”
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“This is a MUST visit...”
This is a MUST visit when in Dublin - had the 9 course tasting menu and it was excellent. Delicious fish dishes inovative meat dishes and to di...
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