
Mackenzie’s, located at 6 Hanover Quay, is all about great food with no fuss. Our menu is packed with flavour and made with love, featuring hand-cut steaks, fresh ground hamburgers, and locally sourced market fish. We use the freshest seasonal produce and daily-delivered bread in every dish, so you can count on a delicious meal every time. Whether you’re looking for a new favorite or a comforting classic, we have something for everyone. Join us for lunch, dinner, a pre-theatre meal, or our famous weekend brunch.
Stylish restaurant offering seasonal, American-inspired brunch & dinner options, plus cocktails.
Hours
| Wednesday | 12–8 PM |
| Thursday | 12–9 PM |
| Friday | 12–9 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–5:30 PM |
| Monday | 12–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–8 PM |
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Reviews
Perfectly located between the Grand Canal and The Liffey, Mackenzie’s is ideal for a pre or post theatre meal when visiting Bord Gáis Theatre.
The menu had plenty of choice, from fresh hand-cut steaks and woodfired pizzas, to locally sourced fish and vegetarian options, so there was something for everyone in our party.
Our server Arina was just delightful; attentive, informative and friendly, and she guided us knowledgeably through the menu, wine and cocktail choices.
We started with some Clay Oven Flatbread with Hummus, Harissa-Spiced Chickpeas, and Roasted Red Peppers, some cheesy Cacio e Pepe Arancini on a Spiced Arrabbiata Sauce with Parmesan & Basil Oil, spicy Salt & Chilli Calamari Salad, sprinkled with Hot Sauce, topped with discs of Pickled Daikon, and a warming Leek & Onion Soup.
The side dish of Crispy Shoestring Courgette Fries with a Salt & Lemon Pepper Seasoning also made a delicious nibble to accompany our aperitifs.
To follow, Beer Battered Cod & Chips with Pesto Peas, a bowl of Prawn & Basil Casarecce Pasta topped with Grilled Jumbo Prawns in a lemony Mascarpone Bisque Sauce, crispy-skinned Fillet of Seabass with a Red Pepper Romesco Sauce smothered in Capers & buttery Toasted Almonds, and a 6oz Steak Tagliata Salad with Rocket, Red Onion, Tomato Salad & Salsa Verde.
And we had just enough room to enjoy some cinnamony Sourdough Churros with a Warm Hazelnut Chocolate Dipping Sauce, and a Chocolate Ice Cream Dome with Honeycomb, Cherry, & Vanilla Gelato and Seasonal Fruits.
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Because to the short notice time about 2 hours before the show at 6:30, we were not expecting a lot going by the photos but the menu had a lot to it. It looked like an American dinner but it was so much more.
The service first of all is outstanding, I have not found another restaurant in Dublin with staff so friendly and attentive. The front of house staff are fantastic, the front to an open kitchen and an very relaxed place to talk, enjoy and indulge in some of the best food we have had in Dublin anywhere.
From America’s trad to Asian spice, from starters to desert, the food was unbelievable.
Calamari and Arancini for starters where just the start of a return planning visit already in the making, followed by moak fish and pork loin with apple and bacon crumb.
To say this is a spot, if you are heading for a show or just heading in town, this is a fantastic place to start a night and or start a night.
We will be back very soon.
First of all, the French toast platter is no longer available, so we ordered the individual French toast and pancakes instead. Unfortunately, both dishes were really poorly made.
French Toast:
• Very dry and tough;
• Topped with an odd mix of cheap-tasting peanut butter and a white cream that didn’t blend well at all;
• The flavors felt random and mismatched, nothing like proper French toast.
Pancakes:
• Drenched in syrup to the point of being overwhelmingly sweet;
• The pancakes themselves were sticky and dense, not fluffy at all;
• The texture felt almost undercooked.
Overall, the quality has gone downhill compared to my visit two years ago. With the current taste and presentation, it’s definitely not worth the price. Sadly, I won’t be coming back.
A colleague of mine ordered a different cut of beef and had similar complaints.
Overall, the food is very average, nothing special, and it definitely doesn’t justify the price. The best thing we had were the sweet potato fries, which says a lot about the overall food quality.
We were there with our friends and families for my niece’s birthday brunch. The atmosphere was great, although my niece didn’t really like their pizza and chips. I had a burger with chips (though the chips were really salty, so I asked for a plain one instead).
I loved their cocktails—really amazing. The service wasn’t bad either, except that one of the staff members had a rather rigid facial expression after I called her to place my order. I didn’t feel comfortable asking her for anything else, so I asked someone else instead.
But overall, I’d still recommend it—it’s a nice place.
Very disappointing menu and pricing!
The staff were very friendly, service was very slow but we had plenty of time so it was enjoyable to sit and relax. Unfortunately I didn’t think of taking a photo of my lettuce dish, it will be my last visit there.
Quantity of food is too much. So make sure your appetite is really great
Overall a good experience . Definitely worth a visit when in dublin
Had plenty of seating arrangements when we visited. Good drink options