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The Church Café Bar occupies a restored church building in Dublin's north city centre, with dining spread across two levels and a glasshouse extension. The original architecture, stained glass windows, high ceilings, organ, is preserved alongside a modern bar setup. Reviewers consistently mention live Irish music and dancing as a major draw, along with a lively, memorable atmosphere. The restaurant serves Irish cuisine; dishes mentioned include lamb stew, salmon, mussels, and filet. Food quality is generally solid, though opinions vary on individual dishes. Drinks are available and reasonably priced for the venue, though one reviewer noted they lean toward the expensive side.
The space can get busy but remains relatively quiet despite crowds. Reviewers recommend making a reservation to avoid long waits. No details about Wi-Fi, outlets, or working arrangements are available in the reviews.
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