Corfu Greek Restaurant is a family-run restaurant located on Parliament Street in the heart of Temple Bar, bringing traditional Greek cooking and Mediterranean flavours to one of Dublin’s busiest central neighbourhoods. The restaurant describes its approach as rooted in authentic Greek recipes and warm hospitality, while the intimate setting makes it a more relaxed alternative to the area’s larger, more tourist-focused restaurants.
The Corfu menu covers a good selection of Greek classics, with plenty of dishes suited to sharing. Starters include spanakopita, halloumi, hummus, Greek olives and dips, while the main courses include moussaka, beef stifado and chicken souvlaki. Grilled dishes are a particular feature, with mixed souvlaki and meat kebabs among the options, alongside vegetarian choices such as falafel and vegetarian moussaka. Seafood dishes also feature on the menu, including prawn saganaki and, depending on availability, a fish of the day.
The restaurant has a compact, cosy feel, with table service and an informal atmosphere that works for both casual meals and occasions. Its location makes it particularly convenient for visitors exploring Temple Bar, while the relatively intimate dining room suits couples, families and smaller groups.
There’s a drinks list to accompany the food, with Greek options alongside beer, wine and spirits. The restaurant also welcomes groups, with larger parties subject to a service charge and a two-hour table allocation. Reservations are recommended, particularly for larger groups and busy evenings.
Corfu caters for a range of dietary requirements, with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options available. Takeaway is also offered, giving diners the option to enjoy the menu away from the restaurant. For a straightforward taste of Greek cooking in central Dublin, Corfu combines a traditional menu with a warm, intimate setting and the convenience of a Temple Bar location.