Restaurant in Dublin, Ireland
Bloom Brasserie
100Pearl PointsPractical Dublin pick

About Bloom Brasserie
Bloom Brasserie is a sensible Dublin choice for a date, client dinner, or small celebration when ease matters as much as the food. It is better framed as a polished brasserie-style fallback than a destination for a narrow cuisine craving, so cross-shop sushi, izakaya, grill, Thai, or Chinese peers if the group wants something more specific.
Bloom Brasserie is a Dublin restaurant with verified weekly opening hours and a smart-casual dress code. The confirmed schedule covers evening service on Monday through Saturday, weekday lunch from Tuesday to Friday, Sunday service from 1–8 PM. Beyond those basics, specific claims about cuisine, menu format, pricing, ownership, awards, seating, or special services are not verified here, so plan around the practical facts rather than an assumed concept.
Use it when the timing fits your plan. Monday is evening-only, Tuesday to Friday include lunch and dinner, Saturday starts at 4 PM, Sunday runs earlier than the rest of the week. For a first visit, choose the slot that matches your schedule rather than relying on unverified assumptions about what the restaurant is renowned for.
Use it for the occasion, not for novelty
The clearest reason to choose Bloom Brasserie is practical: it is in Dublin, has a published weekly schedule, lists smart casual as the dress code. For readers mapping a wider Dublin trip, pair this with Our full Dublin restaurants guide, then use Our full Dublin hotels guide, Our full Dublin bars guide, Our full Dublin wineries guide, Our full Dublin experiences guide to build the rest of the evening.
If you are comparing options, keep the decision simple: Bloom Brasserie is the pick to evaluate on its Dublin location, verified hours, smart-casual expectation. Other possible dining comparisons include No.9 By J2Sushi, Oxhorn Grill, Rongcheng, Saba, Yoi Izakaya, depending on what kind of meal your group wants.
Because the verified record here is limited, avoid over-planning around unconfirmed details. Check Bloom Brasserie's current official information before booking if you need menu specifics, dietary guidance, accessibility details, private dining information, takeaway or delivery options, or other service details.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are alternatives to compare with Bloom Brasserie?
Other dining options to compare include No.9 By J2Sushi, Oxhorn Grill, Saba, Rongcheng, Yoi Izakaya. Bloom Brasserie is the simpler pick to evaluate when you want a Dublin restaurant with verified weekly hours and a smart-casual dress code.
Does Bloom Brasserie handle dietary restrictions?
Plan to ask directly before you go, because dietary and allergy details are not verified here. If your group has strict requirements, contact the restaurant ahead of a visit. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details.
What should a first-timer know about Bloom Brasserie?
Know the hours first: Monday is 5–10:30 PM; Tuesday to Friday are 12–2:30 PM and 5–10:30 PM; Saturday is 4–10:30 PM; and Sunday is 1–8 PM. The dress code is smart casual. Treat other specifics, including menu, pricing, services, as details to confirm directly.
Is lunch or dinner better at Bloom Brasserie?
Choose based on schedule. Lunch is verified Tuesday to Friday from 12–2:30 PM. Dinner is verified Monday to Friday from 5–10:30 PM and Saturday from 4–10:30 PM, while Sunday runs 1–8 PM.
What should I wear to Bloom Brasserie?
The verified dress code is smart casual. Aim for neat, polished clothing rather than very casual wear. Check the venue's official channels for any updated guidance before you go.
Is Bloom Brasserie good for a special occasion?
It can be considered for an occasion if the Dublin location, verified hours, smart-casual dress code fit your plans. Specific details such as private dining, group policies, menus, pricing, or special-occasion services are not verified here, so confirm directly before booking.
Location
11 Baggot Street Upper, Dublin, D04 HN92, Ireland
Dublin, Ireland
Compare Bloom Brasserie
| Venue | Location |
|---|---|
| Bloom Brasserie | Dublin |
| No.9 By J2Sushi | Dublin |
| Yoi Izakaya | Dublin |
| Oxhorn Grill | Dublin |
| Saba | Dublin |
| Rongcheng | Dublin |
How Bloom Brasserie Dublin compares with similar nearby venues.
Also Consider
- No.9 By J2Sushi, Notable alternative
- Yoi Izakaya, Notable alternative
- Oxhorn Grill, Notable alternative
- Saba, Notable alternative
- Rongcheng, Notable alternative
How it compares in Dublin
Choose Bloom Brasserie when the group wants a composed, general-purpose restaurant setting and an easier planning process. No.9 By J2Sushi is the sharper pick for sushi-focused diners, while Yoi Izakaya makes more sense when the night should feel casual and snack-led rather than occasion-led.
For a heartier brief, Oxhorn Grill is the more direct choice if the table is prioritising a grill format. Saba is better for a livelier group meal built around stronger cuisine identity, while Bloom Brasserie is safer for a business dinner or date where nobody wants to debate the format.
If value means matching the venue tightly to the craving, Rongcheng may be the better cross-shop for diners looking specifically toward Chinese cooking. If value means a low-friction, grown-up Dublin meal with broader appeal, Bloom Brasserie is the cleaner bet.
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