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The Port House Pintxo

★★★★★4.2(1,299 reviews on Google)Spanish · $$ · Mid-range · Dublin, Ireland
The Port House Pintxo

Spanish restaurant in Dublin, Ireland.

$$ · Mid-rangeAccepts reservations

About

Chain of Spanish restaurants with 4 locations in Dublin and one in London. Their menus are based in traditional Spanish tapas. They offer a variety of Basque Pintxos and Tapas along with an eclectic list of wines, ports and sherries.

Reviews (1,299 on Google)

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★★★★★via Google

“This is a good restaurant and nice ambience. Little slow service as always packed. The portion size are small i know it is tapas but still portions are small. Good to organise events they have arrangements at basement for meetups. Liked their rice dish and sauce. Must try to taste some nice tapas.”

★★★★★via Google

“It was one of the best food places I've tried! Everything was tasty, the sangria was good and the churros with chocolate were amazing!”

★★★★★via Google

“Very cute place with great wine, but the food and service just weren’t there. Some dishes were good, others were just okay (skip the paella). I’m not usually one to complain about service, but it was pretty inattentive. It took us a while to get served in the first place, and then when we asked for our check at the end, our server disappeared for another 30 minutes. We had to eventually flag down another server to pay our bill and ended up skipping our included dessert. I wouldn’t recommend.”

★★★★★via Google

“Lovely atmosphere Great little find, a,quiet street just off Temple Bar. It was very nice, great portion of calamari but other dishes did disappoint. I judge a great tapas by their patatas braves, unfortunately this was not very authentic and very disappointing. Croquettas were lovely though.”

★★★★★via Google

“The food was great! For a group of four, we got albóndigas, croquetas de jamón, empanada de pollo, patatas bravas, lemon garlic chicken skewer, and chickpeas with chorizo with a side of bread. For dessert we got the basque cheesecake and churros. All the food was wonderful, and we each had a different favorite dish. We also shared a pitcher of red wine sangria, which was priced well and strong! There were only two people working and they never caught our eye so we had to wait a long time to even be served initially, plus they didn’t explain how many servings we should get for our group size—luckily we guessed well! Our biggest issue was the lighting. We went in the evening while the sun was setting, and it was really dark and everything had a very yellow tinge. The food was unappetizing only because everything looked grey. When we shone a flashlight on the table, it looked great, but the grey lighting made everything taste the same.”

★★★★★via Google

“It was great experience, the food was delicious, we told 2 tapas each and shared one potato bravas and it was good quantity for lunch, they didn't have the gin to make clover club... We felt the cocktaila are expensive!! Overall very nice and would visit again. Recommend the chicken thighs and the mushroom on bread it was really good.”

★★★★★via Google

“I surprised my boyfriend for our date night here , we managed to get in early and got ourselves a table and it was our first time here . The staff were lovely and friendly and were very helpful if you were new comers . The food and service were great. We had a great tasting experience. The atmosphere was amazing, there was very few people but still very relaxing and we enjoyed ourselves and we would come back again.”

★★★★★via Google

“I love this place. Upstairs it has small tables and an outside terrace, which can be very cold. I wouldn't recommend going to the terrace. We went downstairs to the cellar space with a small space of intimate tables for a romantic night out. The menu is fabulous offering vegetarian, fish, meat and salad dishes. The tapas dishes cost around €8/9 each and they are so delicious. I had pan am tomat, meatballs, tempura aubergine and vegetable paella, with the most fabulous pina colada cocktail.”

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The Port House Pintxo — frequently asked questions

Does The Port House Pintxo take reservations?+

Yes — you can request a table at The Port House Pintxo directly on this page and the restaurant confirms your booking.

What are The Port House Pintxo's opening hours?+

The Port House Pintxo's full weekly opening hours are listed in the Hours panel on this page. It's open 7 days a week — always check the profile before you go, as hours can change.

Where is The Port House Pintxo?+

The Port House Pintxo is in Dublin, Ireland. The full address is 12 Eustace St, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, D02 VY27, Irlanda. Tap "Get directions" for the map.

Is The Port House Pintxo expensive?+

The Port House Pintxo sits in the mid-range range ($$) among Spanish restaurants in Dublin, Ireland.

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