

Featherblade Steakhouse is one of Dublin City’s best loved casual restaurants. Since opening in 2014, we have become known for serving the best Irish grass-fed steaks & Dublin’s best burger. Our signature cut – Featherblade – is a fillet steak experience at a fraction of the price. We also serve a variety of other premium cuts to satisfy whatever your preference might be. Our signature sides & sauces, including the best chips in the city, make Featherblade unmissable for steak lovers. We are located in Dublin city centre, only a short walk from Trinity College, St Stephen’s Green, Temple Bar, Baggot Street & Grafton Street.
Hours
| Wednesday | 12–3 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 12–3 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 12–3 PM, 4:30–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 12–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 1–9 PM |
| Monday | 12–3 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–3 PM, 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 51B Dawson St, Dublin, D02 DH63, Ireland
Phone: +353 1 679 8814
Website: http://www.featherblade.ie/
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Reviews
I stumbled upon while googling, and rarely convinced by the photos and reviews.
We were warmly welcomed when we arrived, and after my first visit, it became the only restaurant in the world I went to for three consecutive days.
How can everything be this good at a steakhouse?
I tried the Featherblade steak, Striploin, and Ribeye, all cooked by chefs who know their cooking techniques well. Medium well was my preferred doneness the first day, but I opted for medium the next day and the following days. It was fantastic. The truffle oil and garlic in the mac & cheese really took the flavor to the next level. The garlic broccoli was also delicious. Hope’s Hand Some Jack, a local craft beer, was also very good. I especially liked the place for lunch. Make a reservation. This is a great steakhouse I highly recommend while in Dublin.
€38 for big far slivery focaccia, steak WITH truffle Mac and cheese and a sticky toffee pudding is not too bad. Although expensive, for the quality of the food, it was good.
Whilst I was pretty full from the meal, the sticky toffee pudding brought me right back to Sunday lunch times in a pub, right after a big long walk. Any sticky toffee pudding that brings back that feeling, is a 9.5/10 (would be a 10 if not for my absolute fullness) in my books.
I do want to go back and try their lunch special!!
That said, the shrimp Pil Pil appetizer was amazing. The sauce was so flavorful! The featherblade steaks were cooked to perfection, and my creamed spinach side was fantastic. The beef dripping chips were tasty, though they didn’t really taste any different from regular fries, but still hit the spot. Unfortunately, the brandy peppercorn sauce didn’t have much flavor.
I was really tempted to try the sticky toffee pudding, but we skipped the pre-fixe menu since we weren’t super hungry. After the appetizer and entrée were so good, I definitely regretted that decision.
We waited an hour for the steaks which were so salty that I had to scrape the topping off.
There was dirt in my side salad.
We sat there and waited for so long with the heating on max and then were so disappointed.
We seriously do not understand the hype.
The service was only okay – the compensation we got was just a free coke.
The atmosphere was quite depressing.
They had only one option for us – the complete set menu for 45€ each and it was not worth it.
We’re super disappointed.