About Etto
On lively Merrion Row steps from Merrion Square, Etto crafts exceptional weekend brunch in a compact, buzzing room that feels like an Italian-Irish love affair. Exposed stone walls and candlelit tables set a romantic yet relaxed tone, with aromas of roasting garlic and herbs pulling you towards plates of pure joy. Ideal for foodies wandering from the square's literary plaques to this hidden gem.
What to Expect
Brunch stars ricotta pancakes with honey and pistachios, or potato rosti with pancetta and fried eggs. Pasta dishes like cacio e pepe sneak in for brunch twists. Wines by glass complement; coffee rich and smooth. Intimate 40-seater fills fast, service passionate and knowledgeable.
Insider Tips
Saturday 11am slot avoids crush; request corner table. Seasonal specials use Dublin market finds. Elite for best brunch Merrion Square Dublin, its Michelin-quality casualness wins. Stroll to Government Buildings after. Reservations essential.