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What to order at Liath
- Must order
- The tasting menu only; Grey serves no choice and the kitchen runs a fixed twelve courses.
- Editor tip
- Reservations open three months ahead and disappear in minutes. Take the DART to Blackrock and walk five minutes to the market.
CuisineTasting menu
Price€€€€
Tasting menu€190
NeighborhoodBlackrock Suburb
HoursWed-Fri 19:30-00:00, Sat 13:00-16:00
Phone01 212 3676
ChefDamien Grey
Book ahead8-12 weeks
Last verified
Taste The tasting menu only; Grey serves no choice and the kitchen runs a fixed twelve courses. with a local in Dublin
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Location
Address: Blackrock Market, 19a Main Street, Blackrock, Co Dublin, A94 V0D8
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