DiFontaine's Pizzeria

You'll find this spot doing exactly what Temple Bar needs more of — decent food that doesn't take the piss with tourist prices. The coal-fired oven churns out pizzas with proper charred crusts and generous toppings, while the pasta holds its own against the flashier Italian spots in town. The place stays buzzy well into the small hours, making it your best bet when you're stumbling out of somewhere nearby and need actual food rather than a bag of chips. The staff know their regulars, and despite being right in the thick of Temple Bar's chaos, it feels more like a neighbourhood spot that just happens to be in the middle of everything. Fair play to them for keeping quality up while staying reasonably priced.