Best Michelin-Starred Restaurants in Dublin
This list is every Michelin-starred restaurant in our Dublin guide: 7 restaurants citywide, holding 9 Michelin stars citywide. Chapter One by Mickael Viljanen in Rotunda B and Patrick Guilbaud in Mansion House B hold two Michelin stars in the latest awards and cook modern French fine dining with exceptional, sommelier-led lists. Variety Jones in Merchants Quay B, Bastible in Wood Quay B, Forest Avenue in Pembroke West C, D'Olier Street in Mansion House A and Glovers Alley in Royal Exchange B each hold a Michelin star in those latest awards. Forest Avenue's earlier Michelin awards were Plates. Bastible in Wood Quay B cooks modern Irish food as a set menu from an open kitchen. Variety Jones cooks over an open fire with natural and organic wine. D'Olier Street serves a seasonal surprise tasting menu with a chef's counter. Glovers Alley cooks modern French-Irish food with an exceptional, sommelier-led list.
How this list is chosen: Restaurants holding Michelin stars, listed alphabetically. Updated October 8, 2026.
Bastible
1 Michelin star
A Michelin-starred modern Irish restaurant on Dublin's South Circular Road, Bastible has spent a decade refining an ingredient-led, set-menu format that draws comparison with Cork's Paradiso and Ballymaloe House. The open kitchen runs Wednesday through Saturday, with cooking built tightly around seasonal Irish produce and a wine list with genuine character. Ranked 373rd in Europe by Opinionated About Dining in 2024.
Chapter One by Mickael Viljanen
2 Michelin stars · Deep wine list
Chapter One by Mickael Viljanen holds two Michelin stars and a La Liste score of 89 points, placing it at the summit of Dublin's fine dining tier. Located on Parnell Square North, the restaurant builds its menu around prime Irish and European ingredients treated through classical French technique. Booking well in advance is standard practice for tables here.
D'Olier Street
1 Michelin star
Among Dublin's Michelin-starred restaurants, D'Olier Street operates at the intersection of architectural heritage and technically driven modern cuisine. A surprise menu format, counter seating overlooking the kitchen, and a wine program recognized five times by Star Wine List, including the number-one ranking in 2023 and 2024, place it firmly in the city's upper tier of contemporary dining.
Forest Avenue
1 Michelin star
Husband-and-wife team John and Sandy Wyer run a tasting menu operation recognised by Michelin in both 2024 and 2025, with a focused wine list and a kitchen that pushes contemporary Irish cooking into genuinely experimental territory.
Glovers Alley
1 Michelin star · Deep wine list
On the second floor of The Fitzwilliam Hotel, overlooking St Stephen's Green, Glovers Alley holds a Michelin star for cooking that pairs classical discipline with deliberate creative tension. Chef Andy McFadden's menu works through bold flavour combinations and precise technique, set against a room of 1930s-inflected softness. It occupies the upper tier of Dublin's fine-dining bracket at €€€€ pricing.
Patrick Guilbaud
2 Michelin stars · Deep wine list
Dublin's longest-standing two-Michelin-star restaurant has occupied its Georgian townhouse on Merrion Street since 1981, anchoring Ireland's fine dining conversation across four decades. The cooking is French at its core, shaped by premium Irish produce and a restrained modernity that the La Liste rankings, 93 points in 2026, consistently validate. Opinionated About Dining placed it 21st among Classical European restaurants in 2025.
Variety Jones
1 Michelin star
Variety Jones occupies a narrow room on Thomas Street in the Liberties, serving a six-course chef's choice menu cooked largely over open fire. The kitchen holds a Michelin star (2024) and a Star Wine List White Star, backed by a monthly-changing organic wine list. Booking windows are short and tables scarce, so planning ahead is non-negotiable.
Planning Michelin-starred restaurants in Dublin
- Which restaurants on this list hold two Michelin stars?
- Chapter One by Mickael Viljanen in Rotunda B and Patrick Guilbaud in Mansion House B hold two Michelin stars in the latest dated awards. Both cook modern French fine dining with exceptional, sommelier-led wine programmes. Chapter One by Mickael Viljanen offers a tasting menu, a prix fixe menu and a la carte, and La Liste scores it 89 points for 2026. Patrick Guilbaud offers a tasting menu, a la carte and a prix fixe menu.
- Which starred restaurants on this list have an exceptional wine programme?
- Chapter One by Mickael Viljanen in Rotunda B, Patrick Guilbaud in Mansion House B and Glovers Alley in Royal Exchange B have exceptional wine programmes. All three lists are extensive and sommelier-led. Chapter One by Mickael Viljanen and Patrick Guilbaud cook modern French fine dining. Glovers Alley cooks modern French-Irish fine dining, with a tasting menu, a prix fixe menu and a la carte.
- Which neighbourhood is each starred restaurant in?
- Each starred restaurant is in a different neighbourhood. Chapter One by Mickael Viljanen is in Rotunda B. Patrick Guilbaud is in Mansion House B. Variety Jones is in Merchants Quay B. Bastible is in Wood Quay B. Forest Avenue is in Pembroke West C. D'Olier Street is in Mansion House A. Glovers Alley is in Royal Exchange B.