Top Halal restaurants in Ireland

Zaytoon ★ 4.3

Zaytoon on Parliament Street in Dublin 2, a halal Persian kebab and rice room running until late, the city's reference for halal Persian shish and kubideh.

The Spice Route ★ 4.2

Halal-certified Indian restaurant on MacCurtain Street with vegetarian and non-veg dishes: biryani, dosa and tandoor mains. No alcohol; open until 1am.

Shalimar ★ 4.2

Shalimar on South Great George's Street in Dublin 2, a halal Pakistani and Indian dining room, a working halal Lahori grill in central Dublin centre.

The Cedar Tree ★ 4.2

The Cedar Tree on St Andrews Street in Dublin 2, a halal Lebanese basement restaurant of mezze and grilled meats, the south side's reference for halal.

Istanbul Kebab ★ 4.1

Cork's premier halal late-night venue, open until 3am daily. The halal sign is prominently displayed. Located in City Centre. At 75 Oliver Plunkett Street.

Eastern Tandoori ★ 4.1

Eastern Tandoori on Spanish Parade Galway serves halal Indian curries; the chicken tikka masala and lamb karahi are the most popular dishes in Galway.

OrderLamb biryani: basmati cooked with saffron, caramelised onion and halal-sourced Connacht lamb

Roosters Piri Piri ★ 4.0

Halal-certified Portuguese piri piri chicken in Douglas. Listed on Zabihah as fully halal-certified. The piri piri range is the core offering all day.

The Charcoal Grill ★ 4.0

Charcoal Grill on Eyre Square Galway is the city centre halal grill serving chicken shawarma and lamb kofte, with halal certification displayed in the window.

OrderMixed halal grill plate with lamb and chicken kebabs, rice and house-made garlic sauce

Capital Turkish Kebab House ★ 3.9

Capital Turkish Kebab on Eglinton Street Galway is the halal doner stop open to 4am; freshly baked flatbread and halal-certified lamb served every night.

OrderAdana kebab wrapped in flatbread with red onion, parsley and house-made chilli sauce