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The Sunday Times has unveiled its definitive Top Ten Hottest Dining Rooms list as part of its annual 100 Best Restaurants list, with the Cashel Palace restaurant The Bishop's Buttery, chosen as the best restaurant in Tipperary.
Library Street in Dublin has taken the number one spot in the Top Ten, followed by Goldie in Cork and Big Mike’s in Blackrock, Dublin.
This year’s list focuses on the most exciting and vital rooms to eat modern and creative Irish cooking. The Top Ten Hottest Dining Rooms capture the spirit of modern Irish cooking and hospitality using local Irish ingredients found close to their location.
Compiled by renowned food critics John and Sally McKenna, this is their fourth decade covering the Hundred Best Restaurants in Ireland and their seventh edition with The Sunday Times. The full list of the 100 Best Restaurants is available in The Sunday Times on Sunday, 26th March.
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