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Caviston's Food EmporiumNewest Review: ... premier fish restaurants in the whole of Ireland. When I describe the restaurant as small I really mean small, as Cavistons only have seating for 26 diners, with additional space sometimes available at pavement tables when the weather is fine. If fish is your thing then you can't better this restaurant. The menu is created on a daily basis and is dependant on what catch the Irish fishing ... more |
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by - written on 16/04/09 (Very useful, 115 readings)
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Caviston's Food Emporium is in the village of Glastule, a southern suburb of Dublin situated between Dun Loghaire (where the Holyhead Ferry from Wales docks) and Dalkey. It's a family run business which opened its doors over 50 years ago and over the years has built up its reputation as probably the finest fishmongers in the whole of Dublin. Nowadays it not only sells the finest seafood, but has expanded its retail shop into a superb deli. Back in the mid-1990's it opened a small seafood restaurant next door to the shop, which is now considered one of the premier fish restaurants in the whole of Ireland. When I describe the restaurant as small I ... Read the complete review
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