Fish Shop Benburb is a seafood restaurant in Stoneybatter, Dublin.
Editorially verified July 5, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Why locals love it: Sit-down chipper in a converted Stoneybatter shop, walk-in only, the city's most refined fish and chips off any tourist radar.
Tip: Walk-in only; arrive 17:30 Thursday to Saturday to get a counter seat before the line forms after work.
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Address: 76 Benburb Street, Dublin 7, D07 N5WX
Note is a wine bar room in South City Centre. Small room; arrive early. Friday and Saturday fill quickly. Walk from Pearse Street Station in four minutes.
Why locals goSmall natural wine bar a short walk from Pearse Street Station, low profile and a tight grower-led list, the southside's most precise pour by the glass.
TipSmall room; arrive early. Friday and Saturday fill quickly. Walk from Pearse Street Station in four minutes.
The Cake Cafe (Cafe) in Dublin: Walk through the Daintree shop to reach the courtyard cafe. Twenty seats only; book Saturday brunch a week ahead online.
Why locals goTucked through the Daintree building courtyard at Pleasants Place; you walk through a paper shop to reach it, almost invisible from the street.
TipWalk through the Daintree shop to reach the courtyard cafe. Twenty seats only; book Saturday brunch a week ahead online.
Featherblade is a small-plates steakhouse built around an underused cut of beef, dawson street basement with no menu beyond the featherblade.
Why locals goA small-plates steakhouse built around an underused cut of beef, Dawson Street basement with no menu beyond the featherblade.
TipWalk-in seats at the counter run fastest; the back banquette books out Friday and Saturday a week ahead online.
Lucky Tortoise Temple Bar on Asdills Row off Fleet Street is an Asian sharing-plate counter for handmade dumplings and bao under one Temple Bar roof.
Why locals goTucked on Asdill's Row off Fleet Street, an Asian sharing-plate counter the tourist drag walks past, handmade dumplings and bao under one Temple Bar roof.
TipSaturday hands-on dumpling classes book a month ahead; the walk-in dinner runs Tuesday to Sunday from 17:00. Friday and Saturday open lunch from 12:30.
Lolly and Cooks at the Drury Street end of Georges Street Arcade is a two-sister bakery booth, scones and a savage roll the locals grab before any tourist.
Why locals goA two-sister bakery booth tucked at the Drury Street end of George's Street Arcade, scones and a flaky savage roll the locals pick up before any tourist finds the stall.
TipCounter only inside the Arcade; the savage roll and a tower scone are the daily picks. Closes 18:30 most days, 20:00 Thursday.
The Fumbally (The Liberties): Hidden down a Liberties lane behind The Coombe, no Google Maps queue tells you it's the Liberties' weekend ritual.
Why locals goHidden down a Liberties lane behind The Coombe, no Google Maps queue tells you it's the Liberties' weekend ritual.
TipFriday Dinner is the secret-handshake booking; the daily cafe is walk-in only. Closed Sunday afternoon.
