L’Gueuleton is a French renowned bistro that is celebrated for combining quality Irish produce with French culinary flair, offering a menu that reflects modern French cuisine.

Friends, family, food and feasting take centre stage here, inside a rustic red brick dining room with dark wood furniture and a constantly-changing blackboard menu of French specialties.

L'Gueuleton offers an extensive breakfast menu with something for everyone, including truffle baked eggs, French toast and a L'Gueuleton breakfast basket. Enjoy true French cuisine with dishes such as croque monsieur and a classic French omelette, with shiitake mushrooms, Comte cheese and spinach.

If you're heading into Dublin's Temple Bar over the weekend, make sure to check out their brunch options. Indulge in a range of starters including short rib croquettes and L'Gueuleton classic French onion soup. Mains include Steak Frites, a Marrow Burger and a Porcini Gnocci in a truffle sauce with parmesan and roasted hazelnuts.

You can find L'Gueuleton along Fade Street in Dublin’s Creative Quarter.

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Breakfast

Served from 8am - 12pm

Brunch
Saturday & Sunday from 12:30pm - 4pm

  • Gluten Free
  • Outdoor Seating
  • Breakfast
  • Brunch
  • Groups
  • Vegetarian Options
  • Accepts Credit Cards
  • Disabled Access
  • Children Allowed
  • Online Booking
1 Fade Street, Dublin 2, Dublin, D02 RT92
Overall rating
4.3
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    3 months ago
    We stopped here for brunch after it was recommended by one of the Teeling Whiskey tour guides. We were not disappointed and the French toast with bacon was delicious, as was the full Irish breakfast my husband ordered. We planned to come back for dinner but did not make before having to fly home but if their breakfast was anything to go by, I would definitely recommend it!
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    5 months ago
    Great spot to have brunch. Food in general was amazing. But I wished the portion size of the avocado toast was bigger. The ambience inside the restaurant was 10/10. The staff were very polite and professional. Will go there again.
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    in the last week
    Disappointing experience at the bar. Ordered two margaritas and an espresso martini – was shocked to be charged €66.50 for the three drinks. I’d had a margarita here just a few weeks ago for around €14, so I questioned the price. The barman explained it was because we requested Don Julio tequila – but that was never mentioned when we ordered, nor was it stated on the menu. He said it’s their policy to charge for a standard tequila shot plus two extra premium shots when Don Julio is requested, which came to €26 per margarita. That pricing structure makes no sense, and when I said it felt extortionate, he just shrugged and said, “This is Dublin.” It took speaking to two different managers before we got even a partial refund of €21. Meanwhile, two friends sitting beside us ordered the same margaritas, got Don Julio without even requesting it, and were charged only €14.50 each. How can one customer be charged nearly double for the same drink? Honestly felt scammed – zero transparency, wildly inconsistent pricing, and an attitude that made it clear they didn’t care. Won’t be back.