# Dada Moroccan Restaurant

> Dada is a Moroccan restaurant at 45 South William Street, Dublin 2, Ireland (Eircode D02 WT04), a few minutes from Grafton Street and St Stephen's Green. It serves tagines, couscous and Moorish sharing plates from a Halal kitchen, is a bring your own wine (BYO) restaurant, and hosts groups and private events for up to 150 guests.

## Key facts
- Cuisine: Moroccan, North African, Moorish, Mediterranean. Kitchen is Halal. Spring lamb, 100% prime Irish certified meat.
- Vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free dishes are marked on every menu.
- Bring your own: corkage €6 for wine, €2 for beer and €8 for champagne. No spirits. Minimum two courses per person when bringing your own.
- Prices: appetisers from €9.95, mains from €20.95. Early Bird two courses €29.95, three courses €35.95. Traditional Moroccan Feast Menu €49 dinner, €35 lunch until 4pm.
- Christmas 2026: dinner €59.95 (three courses), lunch €45 until 3:30pm.
- Groups: part or exclusive hire up to 150; private rooms up to 40 (€80 room hire), including the downstairs Ziryab Room. Live music and belly dancing on request.
- A 12.5% service charge is added for groups of five or more.
- Name: "Dada" means grandmother, the heart of the Moroccan home.
- Sister property: Daba Village, a luxury riad near Marrakech, Morocco (https://dabavillage.com).

## Opening hours
- Monday to Thursday: 4:30pm to 10:30pm
- Friday and Saturday: 12:30pm to 10:30pm
- Sunday: 12:30pm to 10pm
- Weekday lunch is available for groups of eight or more when booked in advance.

## Contact and booking
- Book online (OpenTable): https://www.dadarestaurant.ie/bookatable.html
- Phone: 01 617 0777 (+35316170777)
- WhatsApp and takeaway: 083 159 8736
- Email: info@dadarestaurant.ie
- Map: https://www.google.com/maps?ll=53.341314,-6.262933&z=17&t=m&hl=en&gl=IE&cid=18404410244398224469

## Pages
- [Home](https://www.dadarestaurant.ie/)
- [All menus](https://www.dadarestaurant.ie/menu.html)
- [Dinner menu with prices](https://www.dadarestaurant.ie/diner-menu.html)
- [Early Bird](https://www.dadarestaurant.ie/early-bird.html)
- [Feast Menu for groups](https://www.dadarestaurant.ie/group-menu.html)
- [Christmas menu and parties](https://www.dadarestaurant.ie/christmas-menu.html)
- [Parties, events and private dining](https://www.dadarestaurant.ie/partys-events.html)
- [Drinks and BYO](https://www.dadarestaurant.ie/drink-menu.html)
- [Desserts and tea](https://www.dadarestaurant.ie/dessert-menu.html)
- [Catering and takeaway](https://www.dadarestaurant.ie/food-catering.html)
- [Contact and directions](https://www.dadarestaurant.ie/location.html)

## Journal
- [How to plan a Christmas party in Dublin city centre without the stress](https://www.dadarestaurant.ie/blog/christmas-party-dublin-city-centre.html): A practical guide to booking a work or group Christmas party in Dublin 2: when to book, how to set a budget, dietary needs, bring your own wine and why a sharing feast works so well.
- [What is a tagine? The pot, the dish and the slow magic in between](https://www.dadarestaurant.ie/blog/what-is-a-tagine.html): A tagine is both a clay cooking pot and the slow-cooked stew made in it. Here is how the conical lid works, the flavours to expect and how to enjoy a tagine at Dada in Dublin.
- [Your first Moroccan dinner: what to order at Dada](https://www.dadarestaurant.ie/blog/moroccan-food-guide-first-visit.html): New to Moroccan food? A friendly guide to ordering at Dada in Dublin: dips and small plates, tagine or couscous, our signature dishes, vegan picks and how to finish the Moroccan way.
- [Bring your own wine in Dublin: how BYO works at Dada](https://www.dadarestaurant.ie/blog/byo-restaurant-dublin.html): Dada is a bring your own wine restaurant in Dublin city centre. Corkage prices, what you can bring, the house rules, where to buy a bottle nearby and what wine goes with Moroccan food.
- [Halal dining in Dublin city centre: a Moroccan kitchen built around it](https://www.dadarestaurant.ie/blog/halal-restaurant-dublin.html): Looking for a Halal restaurant in Dublin city centre? Dada's Moroccan kitchen is Halal, with 100% prime Irish certified meat, vegan dishes, alcohol-free drinks and space for family celebrations.
- [Moroccan mint tea: the story in every pour](https://www.dadarestaurant.ie/blog/moroccan-mint-tea.html): Why Moroccan mint tea is poured from a height, what goes into it, the old saying about three glasses, and where to enjoy fresh mint tea and Moorish blends in Dublin.