I am always very weary of finding a good Tapas bar, but this place is top notch!! Going to find it very hard to beat this little gem!! The atmosphere is fantastic, the staff are so friendly and helpful. The menu, well what a choice!...More

I had an amazing time at The Port House last Saturday. The food is wonderful (the best Calamaris I have ever eaten). I loved the dark and old atmosphere. The staff is really kindly and thorough. We will surely be back. If you haven’t been...More

We visited here last Saturday with a couple of friends who are locals. We sat in the small but cosy outdoor area. The waiter a Brazilian guy was friendly and attentive, nothing was done without a smile. The food was out pretty fast and absolutely...More

Myself and my friend enjoyed a lovely meal here this evening. After waiting a short while for a table we enjoyed a drink at the bar and were promptly shown to our seats. We thoroughly enjoyed our tapas and drinks and the service we experienced...More

The staff at The Port House saved our Christmas party on Friday by accommodating a booking for a large group after our original arrangements were cancelled by the other restaurant at the last minute. The food was amazing and the attention to detail from the...More

Went there early and queued to be given a table. Ordered a wine while we waited and waited along seats at the side which is the norm. No problem waiting as l understand it is a busy time. But girl at front desk with blonde...More

Here for early evening birthday drinks with my husband during our weekend in Dublin. Odile the maitre de was awesome, always checking how we were and working really hard to seat and look after anyone who entered the bar. We asked her if she owned...More

If your around and about and hungry drop by here for a bite to eat and a great atmosphere, the decor and lighting are excellent the staff are very friendly and there are no reservations so you can drop in put your name down and...More

Our first time in Dublin and it was busy and buzzing everywhere we went, after a long day of travelling and being tourists we realised we should have booked ahead somewhere as it was fast approaching peak times. Luckily we were turned away from a...More

We were in the Grafton Street area too late for lunch and too early for dinner. A guy at The Powerscourt suggested we go here. He was so right! Dark, cozy and intimate, the restaurant is basically underground, with stone walls and the only light...More