what people saywhat our customers say...Everything was superb, especially the service. Your staff are head and shoulders ahead of what is considered good in town. I spent 12 yrs in NYC and you guys would measure up to the best over there. Thanks for everything. We will be back for our directors dinners & additional client events in 2010. Specific comments:
It is a get together of old friends that I organise every year and while we usually change venues, I think plenty will be persuaded to start a new tradition and return to Ely! Sarah ~ Dec 2009
what the critics say..."The real draw in ely is the wine list, probably the greatest in the land" "The wine list verges on encyclopaedic - it's very long and full of surprises, the sort of list that makes you go 'ooh' and occasionally 'aah'" "For some people, the food menu in a wine bar is as big a draw as a great tempranillo served by the glass in the finest stemware. But in ely, the huge, leather-bound wine list does all the work to bring in customers to what is one of the most entertaining wine bars this side of Bogart’s bar in north Africa". "In the land of Guinness, the 470-bottle wine cellar at this wine bar is a refreshing change. This two-story bistro has more than 90 wines available by the glass and one of the hottest singles scenes in town. Draped in wrap dresses, cashmere sweaters and stone-washed jeans, Dublin's fresh-faced professionals pack the dining room, cellar bars and a romantic, street-level lounge with an onyx bar and a stone fireplace. A family farm in County Clare supplies the restaurant with organic meat for dishes like lamb burger on creamed potatoes and bangers and mash." "Three wine bar/restaurants, brainchild of energetic husband-and-wife team Erik Robson and Michelle Moyles. All carry a commitment to organic ingredients, plus a terrific selection of wine by the glass. The original basement in Ely Place is perhaps the most endearing, except for warm summer nights when outside Ely CHQ at Customs House Quay is the place to be". "We love Ely, and so, it seems, does everyone else who steps in off Ely Place and heads downstairs to this uniquely atmospheric room. Lovely cooking, a fantastic wine list, and really fab staff have made Ely the very definition of a cult address, a place that is part of the fabric of Dublin." "On a summer evening, upstairs in ely chq brasserie is the perfect place to people spot; there is a good terrace area and when the nip in the evening starts, they even bring you out blankets to warm your toes".
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