Best Restaurants Near 3Arena In Dublin

Looking to fuel up with fast food near 3 Arena before the big live music concert? BrewDog Outpost Dublin, housed in a 10,000ft red shipping container, is a beer lover's paradise spread over two floors with two bars and two outdoor terraces, including a cosy heated balcony. With 32 taps and a microbrewery on-site, this place has it all. Their extensive menu features everything from burgers and pizzas to salads and desserts, with plenty of vegan options. Head down to indulge in delights like buffalo chicken burgers, smoky pork pizzas, and truffle cheese fries while soaking in the vibrant atmosphere.

High above the five-star Anantara The Marker Dublin, you'll discover Rooftop Bar and Terrace at The Marker Hotel — a contemporary, stylish haven boasting breathtaking 360˚ views of the Dublin Mountains, Grand Canal, Irish Sea, and the city skyline. But it's not just the scenery that's stunning here; the food is just as good. Executive Chef Gareth Mullins crafts sophisticated bites using seasonal ingredients, serving an array of delicacies like tempura of cod with curried mayonnaise and saffron arancini. You'll also get to sip on exquisite drinks like Vanilla Espresso Martinis and Cinnamon Old Fashioneds while enjoying the city's finest views and flavours.

On the hunt for best places to eat near 3Arena in Dublin? Mackenzie's in Hanover Quay is your go-to spot to revel in American-inspired eats with a stunning view. This relaxed, elegantly laid-out restaurant boasts floor-to-ceiling windows with panoramic sights of the Dublin Docklands, Grand Canal, and River Liffey. Head down to savour no-frills favourites like hand-cut steaks, wood-fired pizza, and fresh market fish. Their menu delivers a tasty twist on classic European treats ranging from maple glazed pork to baked chicken liver pâté, baked beetroot pesto gnocchi and more.

Perched on the sixth floor of The Mayson Hotel, Ryleigh's Rooftop Restaurant offers stunning panoramic views of the Dublin Mountains, the River Liffey, and even Dun Laoghaire on a clear day. With its stylish mix of wooden furniture, leather booths, and chic banquettes, this chic haunt sets the stage for a refined dining experience. Specialising in classic grilled eats, their standout dishes include chicken with rustic bean stew, tender lamb chump, and fresh pasta. For steak lovers, the menu features impressive cuts like the Delmonico, T-bone, and a tomahawk ribeye perfect for sharing, with indulgent toppings such as Dublin Bay prawns, foie gras, and grilled bone marrow.