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Nearby attractions
Molly Malone Statue
Suffolk St, Dublin 2, D02 KX03, Ireland
Irish Whiskey Museum
119 Grafton Street, Dublin, D02 E620, Ireland
Dublin Castle
Dame St, Dublin 2, Ireland
The Gaiety Theatre
King St S, Dublin 2, Ireland
Phil Lynott Statue
Harry St, Dublin, Ireland
The Book of Kells Experience
Trinity College, The University of Dublin Trinity College, College Green, South-East Inner City, Dublin, Ireland
3Olympia Theatre
3Olympia Theatre, 72 Dame St, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, D02 K135, Ireland
Ha'penny Bridge
Ha'penny Bridge, North City, Dublin, Ireland
The Irish Rock 'n' Roll Museum Experience
Curved St, Temple Bar, Dublin, D02 RD26, Ireland
The Gravedigger Bus Tour
24 College Green, Dublin, D02 E198, Ireland
Nearby restaurants
The Port House
64 William St S, Dublin, D02 XW99, Ireland
Nando's Dublin - St Andrew's Street
12 St Andrew's St, Dublin 2, D02 ER83, Ireland
Saba Restaurant
7 William St S, Dublin 2, D02 CV65, Ireland
Little Pyg
59 William St S, Dublin 2, D02 E521, Ireland
The Cedar Tree
11 St Andrew's St, Dublin 2, D02 Y367, Ireland
Salamanca
1 St Andrew's St, Dublin 2, D02 R856, Ireland
The Dining Room at Fallon & Byrne
11-17, Exchequer St, Dublin, D02 RY63, Ireland
Farrier & Draper - Bar & Restaurant
Unit 1, 24, 24a, Powerscourt Townhouse Centre, 59 William St S, Dublin 2, D02 DC83, Ireland
Trocadero Restaurant Dublin
No. 4, St Andrew's St, Dublin 2, D02 PD30, Ireland
Red Torch Ginger Dublin 2
14/15 St Andrew's St, Dublin, D02 HP58, Ireland
Nearby hotels
Wren Urban Nest
Andrew's Lane Theatre, St Andrew's Ln, Dublin 2, D02 P9K0, Ireland
The Westbury
Balfe St, Dublin 2, D02 CH66, Ireland
The Grafton Hotel
32 Stephen Street Lower, Dublin 2, D02 WV05, Ireland
Drury Court Hotel
28/29 Stephen Street Lower, Dublin, D02 XY61, Ireland
Grafton Street Studios
Entrance on, 70 Grafton Street, Harry St, Dublin, D02 AP68, Ireland
The College Green Hotel Dublin, Autograph Collection
At, College Green, Dublin, D02 HR67, Ireland
Grafton Guest House
26-27 South Great George's Street, Dublin 2, D02 A395, Ireland
The Fleet Hotel Temple Bar
19 - 20, Fleet St, Temple Bar, Dublin, D02 WP97, Ireland
Temple Bar Lane
19 Temple Ln S, Temple Bar, Dublin, D02 Y233, Ireland
The Fitzwilliam Hotel Dublin
The Fitzwilliam Hotel, 127/128 St Stephen's Green, Dublin 2, D02 HE18, Ireland
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Boeuf

63 William St S, Dublin 2, D02 KT26, Ireland
4.4(811)$$$$
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attractions: Molly Malone Statue, Irish Whiskey Museum, Dublin Castle, The Gaiety Theatre, Phil Lynott Statue, The Book of Kells Experience, 3Olympia Theatre, Ha'penny Bridge, The Irish Rock 'n' Roll Museum Experience, The Gravedigger Bus Tour, restaurants: The Port House, Nando's Dublin - St Andrew's Street, Saba Restaurant, Little Pyg, The Cedar Tree, Salamanca, The Dining Room at Fallon & Byrne, Farrier & Draper - Bar & Restaurant, Trocadero Restaurant Dublin, Red Torch Ginger Dublin 2
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Heff's Espresso Martini
Double espresso, vodka, kahlua, simple syrup.
Gin Bramble
Dry gin, blackberry liqueur, forest fruit puree.
Campari Spritz
Prosecco, campari, soda water & orange.
Whiskey Sour
Kilbeggan whiskey, egg whites angostura bitters, maraschino cherry.
City Cosmo
Vodka, cointreau, cranberry juice, fresh lime.

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Nearby attractions of Boeuf

Molly Malone Statue

Irish Whiskey Museum

Dublin Castle

The Gaiety Theatre

Phil Lynott Statue

The Book of Kells Experience

3Olympia Theatre

Ha'penny Bridge

The Irish Rock 'n' Roll Museum Experience

The Gravedigger Bus Tour

Molly Malone Statue

Molly Malone Statue

4.4

(5.6K)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Irish Whiskey Museum

Irish Whiskey Museum

4.7

(3.1K)

Open 24 hours
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Dublin Castle

Dublin Castle

4.3

(13K)

Open 24 hours
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The Gaiety Theatre

The Gaiety Theatre

4.6

(2.5K)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Discover Dublin in French with a professional guide
Discover Dublin in French with a professional guide
Sat, Dec 6 • 10:00 AM
Dublin 1, County Dublin, D01 F5P2, Ireland
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Dark Dublin Walking Tour w/ Ghosts, Ghouls, & Gore
Dark Dublin Walking Tour w/ Ghosts, Ghouls, & Gore
Sat, Dec 6 • 6:00 PM
Dublin, County Dublin, D02 CX67, Ireland
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Real Dublin Traditional Music Pub Tour
Real Dublin Traditional Music Pub Tour
Sat, Dec 6 • 7:30 PM
Dublin, County Dublin, d7, Ireland
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Nearby restaurants of Boeuf

The Port House

Nando's Dublin - St Andrew's Street

Saba Restaurant

Little Pyg

The Cedar Tree

Salamanca

The Dining Room at Fallon & Byrne

Farrier & Draper - Bar & Restaurant

Trocadero Restaurant Dublin

Red Torch Ginger Dublin 2

The Port House

The Port House

4.4

(866)

$$

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Nando's Dublin - St Andrew's Street

Nando's Dublin - St Andrew's Street

4.2

(1.3K)

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Saba Restaurant

Saba Restaurant

4.3

(679)

$$

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Little Pyg

Little Pyg

4.4

(992)

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Reviews of Boeuf

4.4
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1.0
2y

I was super excited to dine at Boeuf. It is in a bit of a touristy area of Dublin, but on the edge too, and generally it seemed that there were a lot of locals dining there. To be clear, this is not a fancy restaurant in terms of its setting or tables etc - and in part that is what I wanted and why I was interested, in addition to the menu. I made a reservation - for one person at 7:00 PM. I highly recommend that because they seem to generally be busy. Getting into the restaurant and then finding where you are supposed to be greeted etc is a bit odd - but that is the nature of the setting and their space - so no worries. I was quickly sat after reservation confirmation and then after about 10 minutes my waiter finally arrived and asked for my order. To be clear, they were not that busy - about 60% of the tables were occupied and the kitchen staff (it is mostly an open kitchen) were chatting and seemingly relaxed. I thought 10 minutes was a bit long - but ok - no worries as I was not in a hurry. The menu is pretty fun - the selections are nice and layout is fine. One minus is that they only have on red by the glass and it is some generic Merlot... Would love to see a Cab by the glass too - although they did have several bottles available but as a one person diner that is a bit unrealistic. They also have an ok cocktail list - to be clear, cocktail bars are hopping in Dublin - time to up the game a bit perhaps, but no real complaints there. I ordered a few things - started with a Whisky Sour. For Mains and Sides, I ordered a NY Strip, Medium Rare, with blue cheese and a red wine reduction sauce, and a sauteed cauliflower and fried onion rings. I also asked for the only glass of red wine offered, the Merlot. The waiter, and this is the only time I ever saw him, asked if I wanted it with my mains and I said yes. My food arrived - and how they serve that is nice - the steak is on a heating iron plate and the sides in their own iron heated plates too. The sides were great - well done, although the cauliflower lacked seasoning. I had both a salt grinder (clear, and was obviously salt) and a pepper grinder - or so I though - the pepper grinder was typical wood etc - but turned out to be salt too. Bummer. So I grabbed one from an adjacent table that was actually pepper. The red wine sauce was excellent. The NY Strip was just ok- it had a farily substantial fat side to it (more or less expected) but was cooked one step into Medium Well.. It was certainly not any where near medium rare. I was mostly ok with that though but would have preferred it to be cooked how I asked. But here were the huge misses - and what makes me so frustrated.

  1. I never saw the waiter - ever. When my food was delivered, I asked again for my glass of Merlot.
  2. I started eating - and of course noted that the steak was well over cooked - but still tolerable. After about 10 minutes, I was tired of waiting for my twice-asked for merlot. So I got up and went to the folks at the kitchen and asked for a glass of merlot. It arrived at my table with a quick drop off in a glass that was fresh from the dishwasher - it was quite warm. Ok - I'd prefer it to be at least room temp but ...
  3. I continued to eat - and not a single time did anyone EVER visit me and check in. I guess they were too busy chatting away in the back - which is what I observed.
  4. When I was done - I waited for a while - but no one ever came.

I finally just got up and went to the hostess and said I wanted to pay. I noticed a sign next to the register noting how tips would be shared - in terms of how much the kitchen staff gets adn the waiter gets. I was not too worried about that at this point.

I am not totally sure, but I believe it was my waiter that walked up and ran my bill for me: I had only ever seen him once.

I normally tip very well - 20-25%. Typical American... not this time. NO service == no tip.

Dublin is amazing - so many places. Choose another one...

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1.0
1y

I've never had such a disrespectful and frustrating experience at any place before. The way we were treated was really upsetting and something we'll always remember.

Last Sunday, my partner and I went to Boeuf restaurant on William Street, a place we had enjoyed before. We ordered 2 “steaks and chips” and 2 soft drinks at around 2:25 PM. But just about 5 minutes later, at 2:30 PM, I got an unexpected message that I needed to leave earlier than planned. So, since the restaurant was busy and our food hadn’t started being made yet, we asked to cancel our order and we offered to pay for the drinks we had already had.

The waitress returned with a full bill, saying our food was being prepared and would be packed for takeaway. We didn't mind paying for the takeaway if the food was actually ready, because we needed to leave as quickly as possible, but that wasn't the case. We then spoke with the manager, who insisted we pay the full amount, including a 10% tip, without showing any proof that the food was ready or being prepared. He also mentioned he might call the Garda, treating us as if we were cr1min4ls. Despite our attempts to explain the situation and resolve it amicably, the manager didn’t seem to listen to us and acted as if we were trying to cheat him. We felt confused and intimidated, as he was being very rude in front of everyone.

After this, we asked one of the chefs about our food, and he informed us that it wasn’t ready at all and that the restaurant does not offer takeaway boxes. So the manager even suggested wrapping our food in a piece of aluminum foil, but he didn’t show us the food at all. We tried several times to pay just for the drinks, as we wanted to fairly compensate for what we actually consumed, but the manager refused and insisted on full payment.

After many attempts to pay for the drinks, we saw no other option but to leave the restaurant, as I had an urgent and unexpected situation. However, the manager was in front of us, physically blocking our way by push1ng us and not letting us leave, standing in the doorway. At this point, we were very confused and didn't know what to do, we felt humili4ted, misunderstood, and pressured by his behavior. We had thought it was an easy situation to be solved.

After a tense 10 minutes, when he was blocking the door with his body, he finally agreed to let us pay only for the drinks, which was what we had originally suggested.

This review is about the unacceptable treatment we received from the manager, not about the financial aspect. He did not provide us with his name when we asked, but he was a middle-aged man with a bald head. We hope that no one else has to go through such a frustrating experience. It is important to note that no other staff member...

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3.0
27w

Atmosphere & Cleanliness: The restaurant captures a classic steakhouse vibe with a calm, low-noise environment—ideal for chatting and enjoying a relaxed meal. However, there’s only one bathroom, which can be a bit inconvenient.

Menu & Food Quality: We tried the ribeye, sirloin, and their tasting plate-shared platter for 2. While the tasting plate offered variety, it didn’t deliver the full steakhouse experience—I'd recommend skipping it in favour of a full cut. Among the steaks, the ribeye stood out as the best, though the seasoning was a bit mild for my taste. We also ordered crispy calamari and duck pâté—calamari was crispy and enjoyable, but the pâté wasn’t to my personal taste. For sides, we had potato gratin, thick steak fries, and skinny fries—all satisfying. For steak topping mushroom and as enhancement nduja chilli sausage. Liked the nduja chilli sausage very much since added more salty taste to my steak.

Service: Service was smooth, and everything came in good time. Do note: steak sauces must be ordered separately—steaks are served plain by default, which is fair given the price point.

Pricing & Value: It’s a budget-friendly option for steak lovers. The quality and portion sizes are solid for the price, though it may not satisfy those looking for a premium steak experience.

Accessibility: Centrally located, easy to access from various parts of the city.

Overall Experience: Decent value and friendly atmosphere. Great for a casual steak night, especially if you’re watching...

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Elham HesarakiElham Hesaraki
Atmosphere & Cleanliness: The restaurant captures a classic steakhouse vibe with a calm, low-noise environment—ideal for chatting and enjoying a relaxed meal. However, there’s only one bathroom, which can be a bit inconvenient. Menu & Food Quality: We tried the ribeye, sirloin, and their tasting plate-shared platter for 2. While the tasting plate offered variety, it didn’t deliver the full steakhouse experience—I'd recommend skipping it in favour of a full cut. Among the steaks, the ribeye stood out as the best, though the seasoning was a bit mild for my taste. We also ordered crispy calamari and duck pâté—calamari was crispy and enjoyable, but the pâté wasn’t to my personal taste. For sides, we had potato gratin, thick steak fries, and skinny fries—all satisfying. For steak topping mushroom and as enhancement nduja chilli sausage. Liked the nduja chilli sausage very much since added more salty taste to my steak. Service: Service was smooth, and everything came in good time. Do note: steak sauces must be ordered separately—steaks are served plain by default, which is fair given the price point. Pricing & Value: It’s a budget-friendly option for steak lovers. The quality and portion sizes are solid for the price, though it may not satisfy those looking for a premium steak experience. Accessibility: Centrally located, easy to access from various parts of the city. Overall Experience: Decent value and friendly atmosphere. Great for a casual steak night, especially if you’re watching your budget.
Robert BurkettRobert Burkett
I just had a decent dining experience at Boeuf Steakhouse in Dublin! This casual spot has truly won my heart with its warm and welcoming atmosphere. From the moment I walked in, I felt right at home. The fact that they're open all day, every day, is a major plus - whether you're a local or just visiting, you can pop in whenever you like. Boeuf prides themselves on using only the finest prime cut Irish beef and free-range Irish chicken, and you can really taste the difference. And let's not forget the signature seasoning - it adds a certain je ne sais quoi to each dish. I opted for the steak and fries, which was love at first bite. The fries were crispy and hot, but be sure to devour them quickly, as they can get a bit cold and limp if you don't! The service was friendly and efficient, and the staff really made an effort to make me feel at ease. The location on South William Street is buzzing, but the cozy atmosphere inside Boeuf makes it feel like a hidden gem. Yes, the seating can be a bit cramped, but trust me, it's worth it. With its unique blend of traditional Irish flavors and French flair, Boeuf Steakhouse is a must-visit in Dublin. So, if you're looking for a delicious meal in a warm and welcoming setting, look no further - Boeuf has got you covered!
Daynagh BehanDaynagh Behan
Have dined here many times, unfortunately this time was incredibly disappointing. The starters were lovely and enjoyable, however when it came to the mains, 3 medium steaks and 1 medium well were all served rare and cold, when we called the server to inform him he very rudely told us there’s nothing wrong with the steak, it’s what we ordered. The chef saw us talking to him and came over we tried to explain the issue and asked to speak to a manager he pointed to the guy who was already at the table. This guy made zero effort to speak to us, apologise or rectify the issue, he just walked away and left us sitting there with inedible food. He didn’t even offer to cook the food more and made a massive point that the steak was ok? The chef came and said he would redo the meal for the table, we felt at this point it wasn’t an option as everyone was staring at us and we felt very uncomfortable. I had to call to ask for the bill again this very unpleasant man returned and threw the bill on the table. Won’t be back after this.
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Atmosphere & Cleanliness: The restaurant captures a classic steakhouse vibe with a calm, low-noise environment—ideal for chatting and enjoying a relaxed meal. However, there’s only one bathroom, which can be a bit inconvenient. Menu & Food Quality: We tried the ribeye, sirloin, and their tasting plate-shared platter for 2. While the tasting plate offered variety, it didn’t deliver the full steakhouse experience—I'd recommend skipping it in favour of a full cut. Among the steaks, the ribeye stood out as the best, though the seasoning was a bit mild for my taste. We also ordered crispy calamari and duck pâté—calamari was crispy and enjoyable, but the pâté wasn’t to my personal taste. For sides, we had potato gratin, thick steak fries, and skinny fries—all satisfying. For steak topping mushroom and as enhancement nduja chilli sausage. Liked the nduja chilli sausage very much since added more salty taste to my steak. Service: Service was smooth, and everything came in good time. Do note: steak sauces must be ordered separately—steaks are served plain by default, which is fair given the price point. Pricing & Value: It’s a budget-friendly option for steak lovers. The quality and portion sizes are solid for the price, though it may not satisfy those looking for a premium steak experience. Accessibility: Centrally located, easy to access from various parts of the city. Overall Experience: Decent value and friendly atmosphere. Great for a casual steak night, especially if you’re watching your budget.
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I just had a decent dining experience at Boeuf Steakhouse in Dublin! This casual spot has truly won my heart with its warm and welcoming atmosphere. From the moment I walked in, I felt right at home. The fact that they're open all day, every day, is a major plus - whether you're a local or just visiting, you can pop in whenever you like. Boeuf prides themselves on using only the finest prime cut Irish beef and free-range Irish chicken, and you can really taste the difference. And let's not forget the signature seasoning - it adds a certain je ne sais quoi to each dish. I opted for the steak and fries, which was love at first bite. The fries were crispy and hot, but be sure to devour them quickly, as they can get a bit cold and limp if you don't! The service was friendly and efficient, and the staff really made an effort to make me feel at ease. The location on South William Street is buzzing, but the cozy atmosphere inside Boeuf makes it feel like a hidden gem. Yes, the seating can be a bit cramped, but trust me, it's worth it. With its unique blend of traditional Irish flavors and French flair, Boeuf Steakhouse is a must-visit in Dublin. So, if you're looking for a delicious meal in a warm and welcoming setting, look no further - Boeuf has got you covered!
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Have dined here many times, unfortunately this time was incredibly disappointing. The starters were lovely and enjoyable, however when it came to the mains, 3 medium steaks and 1 medium well were all served rare and cold, when we called the server to inform him he very rudely told us there’s nothing wrong with the steak, it’s what we ordered. The chef saw us talking to him and came over we tried to explain the issue and asked to speak to a manager he pointed to the guy who was already at the table. This guy made zero effort to speak to us, apologise or rectify the issue, he just walked away and left us sitting there with inedible food. He didn’t even offer to cook the food more and made a massive point that the steak was ok? The chef came and said he would redo the meal for the table, we felt at this point it wasn’t an option as everyone was staring at us and we felt very uncomfortable. I had to call to ask for the bill again this very unpleasant man returned and threw the bill on the table. Won’t be back after this.
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