For the past few years it feels as if brunch culture has taken over Dublin, which we are super happy with of course, but one meal that shouldn't get overlooked is the Sunday lunch.
While you'll get an amazing version of the carvery in most local pubs, we wanted to shine light on some of the very best high-end Sunday roasts Dublin has to offer.
Skip breakfast today and head nice and hungry because with roasties, all the sides, big portions of meat drowned in gravy — this is what life is all about...
You can go for either the beef or the chicken for two people and, if you ask nicely, they'll even do it for one person.
3. Brookwood — Baggot Street
Known as one of the best steak houses in Dublin, they really start to shine on a Sunday when they focus on roast Sunday beef.
Great value and a wonderful experience.
4. Fire — Dawson Street
A gorgeous room that has been majorly revamped, the portions here are absolutely amazing and when the food begins to arrive at the table it feels like you're about to tuck into a huge Roman style feast.
5. The Butcher Grill — Ranelagh
We all know that they serve world class steaks here and a recent addition to the weekend offering is a roast Sunday lunch that is as good as it gets.
Everything is amazing, but its all about the sides here. Try them all.
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