Restaurant in Dublin, Ireland
Hellfire
100Pearl PointsTemple Bar Practicality
About Hellfire
Hellfire is a practical central Dublin pick for a date, celebration, or pre-night-out dinner near Temple Bar. Book it for convenience and occasion fit rather than a documented chef-led tasting menu; for a more formal Modern Cuisine splurge, compare it with D'Olier Street.
Should you book Hellfire in Dublin? It can be a sensible pick when you want a Dublin dinner plan with verified evening hours and a smart-casual dress code. The tradeoff is that the available confirmed detail is thin: there is no verified chef, cuisine label, price band, awards history, menu format, or named signature dish here, so choose it for timing and occasion fit rather than for a documented destination-menu experience.
Dublin dining plans often come down to how much structure you want. Hellfire is easiest to assess on practical terms: it opens in the evening Monday through Friday, from 1 PM on Saturday and Sunday. That schedule gives it useful flexibility for weekend afternoon-to-evening plans, but the confirmed information does not establish a lunch menu, cuisine, service style, or price point.
Use it for a smart-casual Dublin dinner
This is not the page to oversell a format that is not documented. If the decision is between Hellfire and another Dublin meal, D'Olier Street is worth comparing. Hellfire is the more practical decision when the group wants a Dublin table, evening availability, a smart-casual setting without relying on unverified claims about format or accolades.
For first-timers, the key move is to match the visit to the night. Earlier dinners may suit conversation; later slots may work better if the meal is part of a wider Dublin evening. Groups that need a specific menu, dietary certainty, or a chef-name-driven meal should verify details before committing, because the confirmed essentials here are limited.
Where it fits in a Dublin plan
Choose Hellfire if Dublin location, evening hours, a smart-casual dress code carry more weight than awards or a published culinary identity. For comparison, cross-shop D'Olier Street or The Mongolian BBQ. If the priority is simply keeping plans flexible in Dublin, Hellfire makes sense.
For wider planning, use our full Dublin restaurants guide, plus our full Dublin hotels guide and our full Dublin bars guide. Restaurant research can also include other Dublin dining options.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should a first-timer know about Hellfire?
Go for Hellfire if you want a Dublin dinner spot with verified evening hours and a smart-casual dress code, not a confirmed chef-led format. It runs Mon–Fri 5–9:30 PM, Saturday 1–10 PM, Sunday 1–9:30 PM. If you want to compare it with another Dublin option, D'Olier Street is a useful reference point.
What should I order at Hellfire?
There is no verified signature dish, cuisine label, or menu format in the available facts, so choose based on the current menu and your group's timing. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details before visiting.
Does Hellfire handle dietary restrictions?
No verified dietary or allergy information is available here. If restrictions are strict or the group is large, contact Hellfire directly before committing to a visit.
What is Hellfire known for?
Based on the verified information available here, Hellfire is a Dublin venue with evening service through the week, weekend hours from 1 PM, a smart-casual dress code.
Location
7 Westmoreland St, Temple Bar, Dublin, D02 XF76, Ireland
Dublin, Ireland
Compare Hellfire
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hellfire | Dublin | , | , |
| Café 1920 | Dublin | , | , |
| Achara | Dublin | , | , |
| Morelands | Dublin | , | , |
| D'Olier Street | Dublin | Modern Cuisine | €€€€ |
| The Mongolian BBQ | Dublin | , | , |
How Hellfire Dublin compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to book if Hellfire is not right
Choose D'Olier Street if the brief is a special-occasion splurge with clearer Modern Cuisine positioning. Choose The Mongolian BBQ if the group wants a more casual meal and lower-pressure pacing.
How Hellfire compares in Dublin
Hellfire is the easier, more central choice when the night is built around Temple Bar or a wider city-centre plan. D'Olier Street is the clearer splurge, with Modern Cuisine and €€€€ pricing, so choose that when the meal itself is the main event. Hellfire is better when location and flexibility matter more than a formal tasting-menu commitment.
Café 1920, Achara, Morelands are the right cross-shops if the goal is a Dublin dinner with a different room feel or pace, though their price and format details are not defined here. The Mongolian BBQ reads as the lower-pressure alternative for groups who want something casual rather than celebration-coded.
For value, Hellfire's case depends on the occasion: it is useful if a central address saves travel friction, weaker if the group wants a heavily documented culinary point of view. For a special occasion where certainty matters, D'Olier Street is the safer premium comparison; for an easier group meal, The Mongolian BBQ is the more relaxed fallback.
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