As the cost of living continues to rise across Ireland, the country’s dining scene is becoming more and more expensive.
A new study by Ferry GoGo has revealed that two Irish cities are among the most expensive in Europe for dining out.
Ranking in the top 15 for pricey dining destinations, Dublin and Cork are the two spots home to restaurants that will cost you a pretty penny for a meal.
Looking at how much a three-course meal will cost you in various destinations around Europe, the study revealed that two Irish cities rank among the most expensive for dining out.
Dining out in Ireland – how much does it cost?
Researchers at Ferry GoGo examined the price of a three-course meal for two people in a mid-range restaurant in various destinations across Europe to come up with their list of 15 most expensive destinations.
Ireland’s capital, Dublin, ranked in eighth place, with the average price coming in at an eye-watering €90. Meanwhile, Cork came not too far behind, ranking at number 14.
According to their findings, a three-course meal for two at a mid-range restaurant in Ireland’s culinary capital would set you back €85.
The most expensive cities for dining out in Europe – save it for for special occasions
Ranking alongside the two Irish cities on the list of most expensive destinations for dining out are various other pricey cities.
Zurich claimed the top spot, with the average price of a meal coming in at €123.62. Staying in Switzerland, Geneva matched with €123.62.
Reykjavik came in third at €114, followed by Espoo in Finland in fourth at €110. Copenhagen in Denmark came fifth at €107.25.
London came in just under the 100 euro mark at €94.61, followed by Helsinki at €90. Ranking behind Dublin, an average meal in Edinburgh will set you back €88.70.
Amsterdam ranked tenth at €87.62, followed by Oslo at €87.14 and Stockholm at €85.40. Luxembourg came in just ahead of Cork at €85 and Milan closed out the top 15 at €80.
