Bastible, Best Michelin star weekend lunch in Dublin – Updated 2024
Today we want to introduce you to an amazing restaurant that we visited in Dublin during our weekend trip. This restaurant is a perfect place for dinner or weekend lunch in Dublin and we wanted to share it with you this amazing place.
If you are thinking about Irish cuisine, obviously it is not as famous as Italian or Japanese cuisine. When you are visiting Ireland, you might be thinking about what to eat there.
Of course, the most common answer is fish and chips and classic Irish breakfast with eggs, beans and more.
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On the other hand, Ireland also offers high-quality products such as beef, butter, dairy products and seafood (like scallops and crayfish).
Keeping this in mind, you won’t have problems to find great places to eat in Dublin with good quality food.
Lunch/Dinner in Bastible Dublin
During our trip to Dublin, we found a perfect place for lunch or dinner with high-quality products and delicious meals.
Bastible Bistro is located in the heart of Dublin 8 and in our opinion it has nothing to envy to other restaurants of the same categories located in popular gastronomic cities.
On their website, they present Bastible as a restaurant which follows the seasons and works with small producers nearby to always have the best product available.
This is shown in their menu which is very well balanced and tasty. The dishes have a modern touch but the product is always the most important part of the meal.
Keep in mind that Bastible received a Michelin star in 2022, making it one of the best meal in Dublin.
Currently, you can only have the best lunch in Dublin at this restaurant on Saturdays. However, it is open for dinner from Wednesday to Saturday, and I recommend making a reservation.
Menu in Bastible Dublin
Bastible offers a single menu which is changed daily and it gives a lot of space and creativity to the Chefs.
The price of the menu is around 100 euros (excluding drinks), which is unbeatable for the restaurant’s category. Imagine that the first time we visited, when the restaurant had recently opened and didn’t have a Michelin star, the menu cost 55 euros.
We also would like to highlight the service when we were making a reservation, as they noted our requests and they made sure that all is according to our wishes.
Lunch/Dinner in Bastible Dublin
At the beginning we wanted to go for lunch, however, it was fully booked so we went for dinner.
We started our dinner with some starters accompanied by delicious homemade sourdough bread with butter. The bread was made with mother dough and left to stand for 48h, just amazing.
*****
Starters
Poached oyster, kelp granita & dill
Smoked beetroot & pumpkin seed mole
Mini churros with cheese and grated truffle (it was courtesy of the restaurant as one of us don’t eat beetroot)
Hot chicken & Morita chill
First Course
Broth of tomato, lemon verbena, cockles and beans
Second Course
Knockalara cheese dumplings, Roscoff onion and chamomile. The best dish of the night, delicious gnocchi made from an Irish farm cheese, the sauce was super creamy.
Main Course
Cod, brown shrimp, baby leaf sabayon
Lamb neck & saddle with baked kohlrabi & smoked yoghurt
Dessert
Woodruff cream, blackcurrants and shortbread (Woodruff is a very fragrant plant that you can use differently when it is dry).
We ended up with a petit four of Honeycomb with chocolate (it is the reproduction of a honeycomb made with honey, glucose water and sodium bicarbonate in most cases).
*****
We finished our dinner with cocktails and a bottle of wine to celebrate Michaela’s birthday. As an extra, they gave us an ice cream ball with a candle which was a nice touch.
Conclusion
As we mentioned before, the value for money is unbeatable and we can assure you that it is difficult to find such high quality and tasty dishes for a good price in other European cities.
Are you visiting or living in Dublin?
We totally recommend Bastible as one of the best places for lunch or dinner in Dublin.
If you know other great places to eat in Dublin, feel free to comment below or send us an email, we are happy to try new restaurants in our next visit to Dublin.
Where to stay in Dublin
During our weekend trip, we stayed in amazing Guesthouse: Leeson Bridge.
We booked a double room with a sauna and even though we did not have time to use the sauna, it was a big room with a comfortable bed and a great location.
We went to Dublin during the Pride 2019 so it wasn’t easy to find nice accommodation in Dublin, however, Leeson Bridge had it all and it was in a quiet place but not far away from the city centre.
Totally recommended!
Recommended Tours in Dublin
There are many things to do and see in Dublin, however, we would like to highlight 2 tours, which we totally loved it!
One is Guinness Storehouse and another one is Teeling Whisky Distillery.
Both of the tours include free tasting and it is something you should definitely visit when you are coming to Dublin.
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