2 editor picks in Dublin.
2 middle eastern places in Dublin we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Dublin | Middle Eastern across every city.
Middle Eastern flavours have found a comfortable home in Dublin's casual dining, built on mezze, spice and generous sharing plates. Brother Hubbard South in the south city centre is the established name, with Tang nearby bringing a similar eastern Mediterranean accent to its menus.
Brother Hubbard South on Harrington Street in Dublin 8, Garrett FitzGerald and James Boland's sit-down Middle Eastern room and the all-day brunch reference.
OrderThe shakshuka at brunch, the lamb shawarma at lunch, with a cardamom-bun cinnamon roll to take away.
TipWalk-in only Saturday morning; the queue starts at 09:30. Bookings open Sunday to Friday on the website.
Tang on Dawson Street in Dublin, an all-day Middle Eastern counter, the city's most reliable lunch-grab and weekend brunch in one room. Priced at €.
OrderHalloumi wrap with house slaw and a turmeric latte to go.
TipTwo-floor venue; the basement is the table service room. Walk-in only at lunch; book the basement for weekend brunch.
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