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  1. 78 votesXian Street Food (South Anne Street)The runaway favourite, with queues out the door; there's a tofu version for vegetarians.on Best spice bag in Dublin
  2. 68 votesBunsenThe consistent go-to: thick, well-cooked patties (they'll do medium) and great sweet potato fries. A few find it overhyped, and the chips get mixed reviews.on Best burger in Dublin
  3. 56 votesAobaba (Capel Street)The top pick for pho and bun bo hue: a solid, no-frills spot with a good vegetarian pho. Seating is limited.on Best Vietnamese food in Dublin
  4. 45 votesLight House Cinema (Smithfield)Reasonably priced, clean, with friendly staff and classic films, and a great pint nearby afterwards.on Best cinema in Dublin
  5. 44 votesThe Ramen Bar (South William Street)Broth many say tastes closest to authentic, though a few report inconsistent noodles and service.on Best ramen in Dublin
  6. 41 votesFX BuckleyConsistently great; the bone-in sirloin is called the best steak in Dublin, and the Baggot Street branch is a favourite.on Best steak in Dublin
  7. 34 votesPassion 4 FoodThe most-recommended kebab, with friendly staff and a second branch on Camden Street.on Best kebab in Dublin
  8. 28 votesPho Kim (Parnell Street)Traditional, very good value and described by one commenter as the best Vietnamese they've had in Ireland.on Best Vietnamese food in Dublin
  9. 27 votesTapas de Lola (Camden Street)The runaway favourite.on Best tapas in Dublin
  10. 26 votesWowburgerMessy, In-N-Out-style smashed burgers with a great student deal, though they're on the small side.on Best burger in Dublin
  11. 25 votesThe Stella (Rathmines)Pricey, so it feels like a treat.on Best cinema in Dublin
  12. 24 votesPeople's Park Market (Dun Laoghaire)The runaway favourite; big, and easy to pair with a stroll on the pier.on Best weekend market in Dublin
  13. 24 votesElephant and Castle (Temple Bar)The most-loved wings, thanks to that cheesy vinegar sauce, and a strong all-round job.on Best chicken wings in Dublin
  14. 24 votesReyna (Dame Street)Turkish-owned, and its Adana and lamb shish are said to be closest to the original Turkish style.on Best kebab in Dublin
  15. 24 votesPho Viet (Parnell Street)A small, family-run classic that some students used to skip lectures for.on Best Vietnamese food in Dublin
  16. 23 votesBoojumThe consistent, generous-portion favourite, though some feel it lacks flavour.on Best burrito in Dublin
  17. 22 votesPhoenix ParkPlenty of paths for variety; avoid the area near the zoo on busy days.on Best place for running in Dublin
  18. 22 votesRamen Co. (Stoneybatter)Regularly named among the closest to ramen eaten in Japan.on Best ramen in Dublin
  19. 22 votesDash BurgerThe pick for a smash burger, with a good chimichurri burger. Often named as the best in the city.on Best burger in Dublin
  20. 21 votesThe CobblestoneThe top pick for an independent, authentic pub; recently in the news for challenging a development that threatened it.on Best traditional pub in Dublin

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