Spice up the deep midwinter with healthy Irish and European cuisine

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IT’S February, and while all those well-intentioned goals that were set at the start of the year may have long since fallen off the wagon this second month in the calendar can be the start of something good.

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While every resolution is a great way to begin, it takes real commitment to make even a few lasting changes. In an effort to ease the wealth of choices out there, the good people at OpenTable have come up with the best (so far) in restaurants offering healthy cuisine, and the first few are dedicated to the wealth of Irish and European flavours that surround us.

The five-star-rated 3fe Grand Canal Street in South City Centre Dublin has made the list before for excellent cuisine as rated by diners; who knew that the contemporary café with coffee tasting and brewing classes turning out cakes sandwiches and soups has received the same recognition for its healthy restaurant cuisine? The café is open Monday to Sunday for inspirational breakfasts, lunches and brunch.

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Rounding out the favourites for Irish and European cuisine with 4.3 stars as rated by OpenTable diners is Cornucopia in Wicklow Street, a family-run counter and self-service establishment of handcrafted, European-inspired vegan dishes that includes an impressive array of allergy-sensitive options.

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There you have it, the best in Irish and European that are currently available in Dublin Ireland. Well intentioned goals can become a healthy habit, and diners at https://www.opentable.ie/ have spoken.

 

Tags: Food & Drink

Image credits: OpenTable

Kim Mullahey

Kim Mullahey is Pynck.com’s Ireland Correspondent. She holds an honours undergraduate degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from the University of Chicago and has taught Adult Education Creative Writing Studies. Through a media career spanning nearly 25 years Kim has written and photographed regional news, national and international horse sports, fashion and lifestyle. Kim lives with her husband and son in Kildare Ireland, and a stray marmalade cat who has adopted the family.

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