Shelbourne Hotel

From childhood memories to historical classics, this menu celebrates the essence of timeless flavours and cherished traditions. Inspired by the rich heritage of The Shelbourne, each dish features finest locally sourced ingredients, served with the elegance and theatre of old-school Irish service.

A Sumptuous 3 course Table d'Hote Dinner for two in The Saddle Room. (excluding beverages).

The Saddle Room encompasses the cherished traditions of dining at The Shelbourne, developed over generations. This is a reassuringly timeless and elegant dining room with a relaxed atmosphere, old-school Irish service and a menu full of classic favourites. Dining in The Saddle Room is what The Shelbourne has always been designed with the guest's enjoyment first and foremost in mind

A supplement may apply if redeemed during the festive season.

Enjoy a Three Course Lunch menu in The Saddle Room Restaurant. Named after The Shelbourne’s historic dining room, The Saddle Room is an old favourite reinvented as a modern steak and seafood restaurant, with a lavish oyster bar. Created to inspire the senses - the sights and sounds of the open kitchen, the soft touch of leather banquettes, dark oak walls and rich splashes of gold combine to offer a unique dining experience. It is all complemented by a classic, tempting menu, attentive service and our culinary team’s confident way with fine Irish ingredients, which echo the sophisticated surroundings.

Supplement may apply if redeemed during the festive season.

Your tasting experience will be held in the historic surroundings of The Horseshoe Bar in the iconic Shelbourne Hotel. A resident expert from the Bar team will take you on a sensory journey through Irish Whiskey history. The Bar fondly known as “an institution within an institution” has had a colourful history, popular with musical and literary figures including Sean Ó Riada, Patrick Kavanagh, Brendan Behan and Seamus Heaney, as well as scions of industry, politicians and the “horsey set”.

The luxurious Shelbourne Hotel is one of Dublin’s finest and holds a place in Irish history both inside and out. The exterior still bears the marks of artillery from The Rising. And in 1922, The Shelbourne hosted the drafting of the Irish Constitution. This dignified meeting room now known as The Constitution Room, holds replicas of the original document and today is still used for important gatherings.