Entrecôte Dublin review: ‘The beef is not, in fact, entrecôte, but a cheaper cut – and while the pricing is fair, the food has little flavour’

Our critic joined the queue to sample the offering at this new Dublin 2 steak house, but the food disappointed

Entrecôte Dublin

Last Friday evening, I spent over an hour queueing for a table at the walk-ins only Entrecôte Dublin, which had opened a couple of days previously. If you missed the flurry of excitement around the restaurant, the schtick is that it offers a bread and butter, salad, steak (two servings) and chips (bottomless) meal for €29.95.

It’s a formula for which there is clearly an appetite. Boeuf & Frites, where the proposition is similar, is a busy spot – and, really, what’s not to like about a feed of steak and chips for a price that seems almost quaint?