I found the lunch very expensive at €37and had the cheek to add on €18 supplements. It worked out at 110€ for 2 lunches including 3 beers. Welcome to rip off Dublin. John Kennedy Dublin.More

There was a mix of family and we had the perfect round table so we could see chat . The staff were very attentive and friendly. The food was superb- we had a mixture of mains - lamb, fish and chicken and each one looked...and tasted amazing. There were a lot of families celebrating graduations which shows what a special place this is.More

This was a very poor experience given the long-standing reputation of this restaurant. Arrived at about 12.10 pm looking for a early lunch in the cafe/terrace and as a consequence the place was fairly empty. The three of us (and two others behind us) stood...like idiots for about five minutes in front of the Please Wait to be Seated sign before my daughter lost patience and went over to the MD who had been happily typing at a screen for this period without once looking up . Menus provided, we waited a further 15 minutes or so before I lost patience this time and went and got a waiter. We ordered three 12-13 euro sandwiches and a portion of fries. To be fair these arrived promptly . That's where the positive ended . The sandwiches' uninspired presentation involved a miserable amount of frisee salad and a few broken crisps. The bread, which advertised itself as sourdough, was supermarket bland and quite stale. The fries were tasteless and appeared to have been made from frozen. A trip downstairs to the bathroom meant I passed an open door revealing a pretty grimy looking prep kitchen . I know kitchens are not clinics but please don't make me look at the underbelly. Three hurried coffees later and 60 euro down (including a reluctant tip) we left, feeling a bit annoyed and confused. All the things wrong with this Trade on Old Glory arise from carelessness, slapdash and short cut and could be remedied with the merest of effort . No sense of this necessary minimum was apparent from our visit.More

I cannot fault this iconic restaurant . We were there as a group of 6 to celebrate our sons graduation . The food was 5 star as was the service . Excellent . They made us feel very special . Lovely atmosphere there and the...restaurant was buzzing .More

I went here for my post wedding lunch with Korean in law family. It was the most amazing experience with surprises from the staff and memories to last forever. Would recommend to anyone going here for an event or family meal. The manager is a...real hostMore

Went to this cute little restaurant before a football game at the Aviva stadium.... which was very close. I booked online and was told I got the last time and table??! When we arrived 6 hours before the game, the place was empty but again...was told I couldn't change our table to a nicer one downstairs??? The waiter, waitresses and other waiting staff wanted to take our order the minute we sat down and kept coming back to hurry us out the door. It was almost comical how we were treated If the food wasn't so good I would have given this place a very poor reviewMore

This visit was kind of a mixed bag. The establishment is very elegant. My wife and I enjoyed our drinks and the food we ordered. The prices were a bit high but not exorbitant. The service wasn't that great. I'm not sure if the server...was slammed but they seemed to be more interested in engaging other tables than ours. It took multiple attempts to get her attention for anything.More

Having been a reasonably regular visitor since the very beginning I am sorry to say that Roly’s has really gone downhill in terms of food quality. The staff were pleasant and the service attentive but the fish cakes were almost all potato, the hake was...over cooked and tasteless. It’s not good enough, guys. Please get your fingers out!More

Absolutely amazing food, some of the best I have had. Highly recommend the monkfish but go large if you are hungry. Great selection of wines and you can choose some fabulous wines by the glass that would normally only be available by the bottle. I...had a lovely Mersault to accompany my monkfish. Cannot recommend enough. Thank you Roly’s.More

Bitterly disappointed after upsteen booking confirmations (2 phone calls and 5 emails ) .Older gentleman ignored our presence when we entered the restaurant. Management staff having a full blown discussion where to move tables and bookings while standing near our table. Staff not interested in...customers bar one lovely girl who did her best. Food well below average fatty tasteless steak when eventually asked we told two staff we weren't happy with our food and their response was to completely ignored us. Having had completely different experiences previously we won't be backMore

Back in Rolys for a family celebration, and these visits are always the icing on the cake! From the moment you step in the door, you feel valued and welcomed, by every member of staff. We wre quickly ushered to our table, and offered the...usual selection of pre meal breads. Ellen was the manager on duty, and did a superb job of marshelling her staff. There were a lot of new faces, but what they lacked in experience, they more than compensated for with their friendly and enthusiastic service. As usual, the food was all superb, with a great selection of inexpensive house wines, available either by the bottle or the glass. Another memorable night, and thanks again to all the Roly's staffMore

Really enjoyed our trip to Roly’s last night with family. From the time we arrived and greeted by Neil at the front door. There was a fantastic buzz in the Resturant. We had a lovely booth, which was so nice and private. The service was...10/10 and the manager Ellen was so attentive. Such a great service. The food was delicious. We all enjoyed our meals and could not fault any of the dishes, all the steaks cooked perfectly! The food was too notch. Could not rate highly enough. We finished off with gorgeous cocktails! Super night. Thanks to all the wonderful staff at Roly’s! Definitely our favourite Resturant in Dublin.More