Dublin Restaurants

Enoteca delle Langhe

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Officially called Quartier Bloom in tribute to Joyce's most famous character, a charming little (very little) Italian quarter has sprung up just off Ormond Quay, bringing a chorus of approval from Dubliners long starved of quality, down-to-earth Italian food. It consists of a communal plaza area, a fabulous mural that's a modern take on Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper, and a couple of places to eat, including Enoteca delle Langhe. Italian-owned and -operated, Langhe serves up the full enoteca experience: quality, affordable Italian wines (more than 75% are sourced from the Langhe district); a limited but enticing selection of appetizers—try the perfect bruschetta with scrumptious toppings like sundried-tomato pesto and sautéed zucchini—warm, friendly, family-style service; and a constant buzz in the air. In summer, tango dancers perform outside.

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  • Credit cards accepted.
  • Closed Sun.

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    Wonderful Wine bar great at the weekends

    This small walkway have 4 places to eat the Enotecca being one. Its a small wine bar that serves excellent Antipasti plates, cheese board with honey (My Favourite!) and bruschetta with a few other snack dishes. Wine changes ofter and you can get a bottle from their shelves or glasses of some excellent wine. Oh and it's all Italian! Weekends come alive outisde as there often is salsa dancing and its a nice international atmosphere. This is where I would send people visiting Dublin

    by SiobhanP, 4/25/08

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