The site has been occupied since Viking times, located in the oldest region of the city near the viking Parliament. In the 17th and 18th centuries, the area grew in importance with the construction of Trinity College and the Irish House of Parliament.
The exterior is Franco-Scottish in inspiration and is one of Dublin's rare examples of Scottish sandstone, giving it a distinctive look.
The interior, once the main banking hall, is a stunning example of merchant power and patronage with ornate settings, stained glass ceilings, mosaic tiled floors, and hand-carved plasterwork and cornicing.
The restaurant serves a seasonally changing, farm-to-table menu with a focus on sourcing local produce. The menu blends historic charm with contemporary Irish cuisine.
Guests can enjoy a private room for 5-8 people with original features like an old night safe and Malton pictures of Dublin. The Mezzanine Level offers views over the main bar, while the main bar area is perfect for casual gatherings or corporate functions.
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