位於Tyrrelstown​的優質素食者​餐廳

This was our third visit to Glas. It has never disappointed. Let me start with something most people don’t consider. Accessibility. My wife uses a wheelchair and I noted this in my booking. When we arrived we were welcomed and taken to our table. The restaurant is fully accessible with a ramp to the lower section and there is an accessible toilet. The waitress had already removed the table chair for my wife (even though we requested it back as my wife prefers a comfy chair) and it was nice to know they had thought about our arrival in advance. As always the food was spectacular. Every dish is special and not something you get anywhere else. Each serving provides a multitude of tastes. The wine (rioja) was delicious as was the espresso martini. We also had a wonderful chat with the staff at the end of our meal and we found their attentiveness during our meal to be spot on. Excellent all round. We make the effort to get to everytime we visit Dublin and are excited already for our next visit.

Just needed some small plates and drinks, this place was perfect! Food was great and service was super fast! The entire staff was very friendly and great spot overall.

We enjoyed our fabulous dinner in the Winding Stair on a busy and bustling Friday night in Dublin. The location is perfect. The food was faultless and I'm looking forward to returning very soon. It's been a while since we last are here and it has kept up to its high standards. Good food cooked perfectly. The staff are very professional and friendly. The Winding Stair is very high on my list of favourite restaurants, I think it could be my number one very easily! I can highly recommend it but remember to book a table as it's very popular.

Cannot fault a thing.. the staff were friendly, helpful and efficient. The food was excellent, abundant and as a table of 7 our meals arrived all correct and at the same time. We’ll be back again and again ..

Lovely food as always and a lovely relaxed ambience..I would suggest a little help for us oldies with carrying of trays up a couple of flights of stairs, Thank Pauric