Cornucopia ★ 4.6
Cornucopia on Wicklow Street in Dublin 2, the city's longest-running vegetarian and fully vegan restaurant since 1986, three-floor canteen of plant-based plates.
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 Levantine dining.
Address: 11 St Andrews Street, Dublin 2, D02 EE36
Cornucopia on Wicklow Street in Dublin 2, the city's longest-running vegetarian and fully vegan restaurant since 1986, three-floor canteen of plant-based plates.
Umi Falafel on Dame Street in Dublin 2, the vegan Lebanese counter doing the city's most credible falafel on freshly fried chickpeas in a saj-pressed wrap.
Cornucopia on Wicklow Street in Dublin 2, the city's longest-running vegetarian since 1986, three-floor canteen of plant-based and ovo-lacto plates over Wicklow Street.
The Bretzel on Lennox Street in Portobello, Dublin's only Jewish-tradition kosher-style bakery since 1870, bagels, ryes and challah, the historic Jewish quarter anchor.
Deli 613 in Rathmines, Dublin's only certified kosher deli since 2023, NY-style salt beef sandwiches and salads, the first kosher eatery in Ireland in decades.
Cornucopia on Wicklow Street in Dublin 2, the city's longest-running vegetarian and fully vegan restaurant since 1986, three-floor canteen of plant-based plates.
V-Face on Brunswick Street North in Stoneybatter, a fully vegan diner doing plant-based burgers, hot dogs and milkshakes, the Northside's reference for fast-food vegan classics.
Umi Falafel on Dame Street in Dublin 2, the vegan Lebanese counter doing the city's most credible falafel on freshly fried chickpeas in a saj-pressed wrap.
Cornucopia on Wicklow Street in Dublin 2, the city's longest-running vegetarian since 1986, three-floor canteen of plant-based and ovo-lacto plates over Wicklow Street.