L'Ecrivain Restaurant / Cafe National

L'Ecrivain

 
Description: 109 Baggot Street Lower, Dublin 2.Tel:+353-(0)1-661-1919

Newest Review: ... that this is one of the best restaurants in the country. The food is absolutely divine and the presentation is as good as you will see anywhere in the world. I visited there recently and was so impressed that I will be having my family reunion there in 2008 d.v. The Chef/Patron Derry Clarke is one of the most accomplished chefs I have ever met and I have no doubt that he would accomodate ... more

 ... any requests you would desire. One piece of advice is that you book at least 3 weeks in advance as it is extremely popular with the Dublin business and showbiz clientelle. Reviewed by Guy Romeo DaSilva...more

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L'Ecrivain: Extraordinary Dining Experience (122 words)
by Guy Romeo DaSilva - written on 29/03/07
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I think that this is one of the best restaurants in the country. The food is absolutely divine and the presentation is as good as you will see anywhere in the world. I visited there recently and was so impressed that I will be having my family reunion there in 2008 d.v. The Chef/Patron Derry Clarke is one of the most accomplished chefs I have ever met and I have no doubt that he would accomodate any requests you would desire. One piece of advice is that you book at least 3 weeks in advance as it is extremely popular with the Dublin business and showbiz clientelle. Reviewed by Guy Romeo ...  Read the complete review

 

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