Located in a beautiful townhouse on St Stephen's Green, Cliff Townhouse is a confident expression of the very best of Irish cuisine. The emphasis is on native seafood – think Kilkeel monkfish and Irish lobster – with a sleek oyster and champagne bar at the back. The dining room is supremely elegant – lots of white linen, striking artwork and deep-blue leather booths.
Cliff Townhouse
Grafton Street & St Stephen's Green
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