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Tante Zoe's Review
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Tante Zoe's
- Address: 1 Crow St., Temple Bar, Dublin, Co. Dublin
- Phone: 01/679-4407
- www.tantezoes.com
- Price range: $-$$$
- Cuisine: Southern
- Location: Temple Bar
Fodor's Review:
The Deep South comes to Dublin with this dark, bustling restaurant, a firm favorite with vacationers and large parties. Images from the heyday of the antebellum South, bamboo, and dark-wood set a broody, atmospheric scene for colorful creole cooking. Seafood fans shouldn't miss the Cajun popcorn -- a mountain of spicy baby shrimp coated in bread crumbs and served with a creamy tomato mayonnaise. Spicy blackened chicken with savory rice is another favorite. Desserts are reliably good, particularly the Mississippi mud pie.
- Keep in mind: Reservations essential.
- Credit Cards: AE, DC, MC, V
Member Reviews & Ratings:
Great Meal, Mediocre Service
Posted by Fuzzbert from San Francisco on 3/9/07
Had a great meal here, but when we arrived for our 8pm reservations, we were seated at about 8:45. Given, the place was very busy, but when you have a reservation??? Food was great(get the jambalaya), but the service was rather slow and I felt like we had to push our server along. Overall, I would go back.... and drink more.
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