Oxhorn Grill

Yes, Oxhorn Grill is a popular choice for date night. Guests frequently praise the cosy, elegant dark decor, attentive service and standout steaks, plus handcrafted cocktails and a curated wine list that make evenings feel special. Expect a warm, lively atmosphere that can be buzzy at peak times; request a window or tucked-away table if you want a quieter corner. Dress smart casual and consider booking ahead for weekend dinners to secure the best table.

Portions at Oxhorn Grill are generous and filling. Guests often mention large sharing steaks (Côte de Boeuf, Tomahawk, Chateaubriand) and good main-course portions, the Chateaubriand and single steaks are described as substantial, and Sunday roast is noted for good value. Sides and desserts are also well sized, so many parties happily share dishes and finish meals satisfied.

Yes, Oxhorn Grill serves alcohol. Guests praise excellent cocktails (some call them among the best they’ve had) and there’s a curated wine selection with reasonably priced options by the glass. The menu also lists dessert drinks and classic cocktails, so it’s a good spot for a pre-dinner drink or a full cocktail pairing experience.

The steak is the clear standout, guests consistently hail the rib-eye, fillet and sharing cuts (Chateaubriand, Cote de Boeuf, Tomahawk) as highlights. Many reviews call Oxhorn Dublin’s best steakhouse, praising perfect cooking, smoky char and tender meat. Other favourites mentioned include lobster ravioli, French onion soup and sticky toffee pudding for dessert.

Oxhorn Grill runs a mix of lunch and dinner services. Current hours: Mon, Tue, Sat 17:00–22:00; Sun 12:00–22:00. Lunch is served Thu–Fri 12:00–14:30, with dinner Thu–Fri 17:00–22:00. As always, check the restaurant’s booking page or call ahead for holiday hours or special events.

Family-friendly, yes. Guests regularly bring families for Sunday lunches and birthdays, and staff are described as welcoming and accommodating. The dining room is cosy and can feel intimate, though tables may sit close together. There’s no clear public information about wheelchair accessibility, so if accessibility is essential, call ahead to confirm layout and any special seating needs.

For a lively night out, book weekend evenings when the atmosphere is buzzy and the restaurant is busy. For a quieter experience, aim for weekday lunch (Thu–Fri) or an earlier dinner; window seating is noted as a calm option. If you want the famous Sunday roast, Sunday lunch is ideal but popular, reserve ahead.

Oxhorn Grill is a small, cosy restaurant with an intimate dining room and closely set tables, some guests mention being offered larger or tucked-away tables when available. The restaurant accepts private party bookings and larger groups, so private or dedicated group seating can be arranged by contacting the team.

Warm, cosy and lively, Oxhorn Grill combines elegant dark décor and a buzzing atmosphere that many guests love. Service is frequently praised as friendly and attentive, and the open kitchen adds theatre. Some guests find it noisy at full capacity and a few disliked the music choices, but overall the vibe is relaxed-elegant and perfect for a special night out.

Smart casual. The owner lists a strictly smart casual dress code, guests generally dress neatly but the atmosphere remains relaxed rather than formal.

Yes, the team is accommodating and happy to help with requests. Guests report staff arranging special tables, turning heaters on for outdoor seating and accommodating menu requests. For large groups or set menus, email info@oxhorngrill.ie; for table preferences, dietary needs or celebrations, call or note it on your booking.

Family-friendly, yes. Guests frequently bring families and celebrate birthdays, and the Sunday roast is especially popular with families for value and portion sizes. There isn’t an explicit kids’ menu listed, so for younger children consider an early seating or contact the restaurant about menu flexibility.

Busiest: weekend evenings and Sunday lunch are popular, guests often mention sold-out sharing steaks and a lively crowd. Quietest: weekday lunches (Thu–Fri) and early dinners or window seating tend to be calmer. If you prefer a quieter meal, book a weekday lunch or ask for a tucked-away table.

For Sunday roast lovers, Sunday is the best day, guests call it the best Sunday lunch in Dublin and the menu offers great value. For a quieter visit, choose a weekday lunch (Thu–Fri) or an early weekday dinner. Weekend evenings are excellent for a lively date-night vibe but are busier.

Yes, Oxhorn Grill accepts private parties and large bookings. The owner notes private-party options and the restaurant can provide set/group menus; contact the team via info@oxhorngrill.ie to discuss private dining needs, menus and group arrangements.

Yes, Oxhorn Grill runs special menus and experiences. Guests mention the 'Embers & Elixirs' cocktail-pairing experience as well as a Christmas Eve menu, group menus and a popular Sunday roast offering (good value). Specials can vary by season, so check their site or ask when booking.

Yes, the restaurant offers special and seasonal menus alongside the regular lunch and dinner choices. The menu set includes a Christmas Eve menu, Group Menu and Sunday Menu, which suggests they rotate offerings for holidays and events. For current specials check their website or ask when booking.

Oxhorn Grill is rated 4.6 stars by 264 OpenTable diners.

Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable.