About Zizzi
Nestled on Suffolk Street, mere steps from Grafton Street's designer frenzy, Zizzi brings a slice of Italy to Dublin's heart. This family-friendly Italian chain shines in the Grafton Street restaurants scene with its rustic charm , exposed brick, cosy lighting, and the irresistible waft of garlic dough balls greeting you at the door. Perfect after raiding the Grafton Street boutiques or a jaunt to Dublin Castle.
What to Expect
Expect handmade pasta twirling in rich ragu, wood-fired pizzas bubbling with mozzarella and pepperoni, and risottos creamy with Arborio rice. Standouts include the Piccante pizza with 'nduja sausage spice kick and the truffle tagliatelle for luxe vibes. Kids' menu keeps little ones happy, and gluten-free bases are standard. Mains €14-€22, with bottomless fizz brunch on weekends drawing crowds.
Insider Tips
Reserve for peak times; the terrace is gold for summer people-watching towards Trinity College. Share the dough balls with balsamic , addictive starter. Wine list favours Italians, but try the house Aperol Spritz. Walk-ins welcome early evenings. As a top pick for family restaurants Grafton Street, Zizzi nails reliable, tasty Italo-Irish fusion in a lively spot where laughter and clinking glasses fill the air. End with tiramisu , coffee-soaked bliss.
Zizzi's location makes it effortless to slot into your 10 days in Dublin itinerary, blending shopping therapy with carb heaven.