Fancy eating out in the city, but don't want to break the bank? We know the feeling all too well. From banging boozy brunch deals touting Moroccan-style plates to tantalising tapas, there's certainly no shortage of foodie spots here. Save all the pennies without sacrificing flavour thanks to our roundup of the best affordable restaurants in Dublin.
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You can always count on BrewDog to serve up cheap grub when the hunger pangs strike. Get down to the riverside Outpost venue on a Monday to snap up 2-4-1 on vegan and veggie mains, or enjoy bottomless buffalo hot wings on Wednesdays.
When on the hunt for the best affordable restaurants in Dublin, why not give Nancy Hands a go? As you walk through its doors, you'll be delighted to find a cosy, characterful boozer offering authentic Irish cuisine at a price that won't make your eyes water. Enjoy mac and cheese or a gooey toastie for under €13.
You can find cheap food in Dublin at Wigwam, a live music and entertainment venue as well as a scrumptious restaurant serving up Brazilian food and low-cost brunches. Think eggs Benedict and their famous 'rabanada' AKA golden French toast served with banana compote, berries and maple syrup.
Searching for a cheap Italian restaurant in Dublin? Look no further than Zizzi Suffolk Street. Whether you're in the mood for spaghetti chorizo carbonara or a vegan pizza topped with grilled aubergine, sunblush tomatoes and pine nuts, this haunt has plenty of low-cost dishes.
When it comes to the best affordable restaurants in Dublin city centre, Pacino's is worth a visit. Sink your teeth into a budget-friendly calzone, which is filled with a droolworthy tomato sauce, mozzarella, and ricotta cheese, all while quaffing a crisp glass of pinot grigio.
If you're after casual restaurants in Dublin, The Market Bar Group has got you covered. Try out the low-cost Spanish eats by partaking in the €12.95 lunch menu, fronting one tapas dish and a delicious side. Choose from the likes of arancini and prawns pil pil, then finish with a chocolate tart for under €10.
Known for its Aberdeen Angus beef, Bunsen is a perfect venue to fill up on hearty grub. Located on East Essex Street, this two-floor foodie paradise keeps things simple with its philosophy of perfectly cooked meat, sweet potato fries and signature milkshakes.
Treat yourself to a mouthwatering Middle Eastern-inspired brunch at Brother Hubbard North. This Capel Street venue has a delicious variety of savoury and sweet plates, such as Moroccan-style eggs or baklava, which can be enjoyed with a brekkie-style mimosa for €22, so you can see why it's up there with the best restaurants in Dublin.
