- Bring wine, beer or champagne. Corkage is €6 for wine, €2 for beer and €8 for champagne.
- No spirits, and a minimum of two courses per person when you bring your own.
- The Corkscrew wine shop is a short walk away if you arrive empty-handed.
- Lighter reds, aromatic whites and rosé all love Moroccan spices.
One of the nicest things about dinner at Dada is that the wine list is whatever you love. We are a bring your own restaurant, so you can open that bottle you have been saving, or pick up something new on the way. Here is everything you need to know.
Corkage at Dada
| Bottle | Corkage |
|---|---|
| Wine | €6 |
| Beer | €2 |
| Champagne | €8 |
Corkage covers opening, glassware, chilling and pouring, so you can sit back and enjoy it.
The house rules
- Wine, beer and champagne are welcome. Spirits are not allowed.
- We ask for a minimum of two courses per person when you bring your own.
- Groups of eight or more who bring their own order from our Traditional Moroccan Feast Menu.
Arrived without a bottle?
The Corkscrew, one of Dublin's best-known wine shops, is a short walk from our door. Plenty of our guests pick up a bottle on the way in, and the staff there are happy to recommend something for a Moroccan dinner.
What wine goes with Moroccan food?
Moroccan dishes are fragrant, often a little sweet and rarely fiery, which makes them friendly with wine. A few easy rules:
- Lamb tagines and the slow-roasted lamb shoulder love soft, fruity reds. Think Grenache or Garnacha, a Côtes du Rhône, a young Rioja or a Pinot Noir.
- Chicken with preserved lemon, and fish tagines suit aromatic whites such as Albariño, dry Riesling or Viognier.
- Mezze, dips and the pastela are lovely with a dry rosé or a glass of something sparkling.
- Heat lovers adding harissa should steer away from heavy, oaky reds and towards fresher, fruitier styles.
Not drinking tonight?
Our drinks menu has plenty without alcohol: four Moroccan-inspired mocktails, house lemonades including ginger and pomegranate, 0% wines and Irish craft beers, and of course fresh mint tea. See the full drinks menu.
Quick answers
Is Dada a BYO restaurant?
Yes. You can bring your own wine, beer or champagne to Dada on South William Street, Dublin 2.
How much is corkage at Dada?
Corkage is €6 per bottle of wine, €2 per bottle of beer and €8 per bottle of champagne.
Can I bring spirits?
No. Spirits are not allowed. Wine, beer and champagne are welcome.
