Burger King

On the one hand, this is just a Burger King in an airport. It’s usually quite busy and there are a good number of tables but during busy times you still may have to wait for a table. On the other hand, this is the only Burger King in Ireland that has beer on draught. As it may be busy, you can get a pint with your combo meal and that is well worth the wait.

Burger King, I have traveled far & wide to sample your goodness.
Across land, sea & air, I have journeyed, to taste fries french & burgers whoppered. Really, I just couldn’t think of anything better to do with an extended layover & thought «Well, I’m in Ireland — why not randomly try an American fast food eatery?»
Food was ok — exactly what you’d expect from BK, & service was fine for mid-​morning at an airport. If you want something quick, familiar & affordable, you could do worse.
And of course, you can do a lot better. You’re in Ireland, what in blazes are you eating at Burger King for, you tosser?

Ordered a double whopper and it was good. At this point l, I accept that any «customizations» I make to fast food orders likely won’t come across since places back home don’t get the orders right half the time either. Therefore, the food was fine but where I had an issue was with the cashier charging me in USD rather than Euros (local currency) likely because I was speaking English. The thing is, tourists probably rarely realize they’re paying an additional 3−5% on top of whatever FX (conversion) rate the transaction processor is charging. You’re much better off accepting the max 1−2% (if you’re traveling, hopefully you’re smart enough to sign up for a 0% foreign transaction fee card) from your bank at home with the local currency rather than being swindled (aka not asked or informed whatsoever when paying) by a business abroad. My order was around 10 euro, so we’re talking less than 50 cents USD that I’m missing out on. Not a big deal, but when you think about the number of customers going through this BK a day in the airport (and elsewhere abroad), that adds up to an essentially risk-​free profit for the payment processor.
Long story short, ask to be charged in the local currency if paying by card.

I think that for the quality and price is a good place white people can eat. If you are looking for an hamburger it is a worth a try. Not expensive at all. I stopped few time when I was travelling and I always aet well.

Place was pretty empty despite being at a terminal airport. Staff little bit sleepy. Not sure how useful is to review a globalised fast food chain in an airport :-) with 10 euro more you can get a proper burger in the pub beside and with less noisy children

Not the best experience here. People on training doing mistakes and charging you for stuff you didn’t buy. They don’t have the burgers they advertise on the big menu board. What a shame…
They accepts cards here.