"The query from the Irish Independent to the restaurant comes after Google Maps listed the restaurant as closed. In response, Entrecôte Dublin said: "Entrecote Dublin has welcomed hundreds of customers in recent weeks and is grateful for the custom and feedback. We are now closed for a brief time for some maintenance and to revamp our menu. We will reopen soon with a new and improved offering. We look forward to seeing our customers again soon.""
"Ahead of its launch on September 25, a press release described Entrecôte Dublin as part of the "beloved French institution", with locations in Paris, London, New York and more. The statement led to widespread confusion, with numerous media reports that Dublin was getting an official branch of the famous chain. However, the international chain later denied it had any link to the new Dublin restaurant."
An independent restaurant opened in Dublin under the name Entrecôte Dublin and held a grand opening on September 25. A press release implied affiliation with the international Entrecôte group, prompting widespread confusion and media reports that Dublin was an official branch. The international Entrecôte group denied any link, and the PR firm handling the opening terminated its relationship with Entrecôte Dublin. The restaurant said it has welcomed hundreds of customers, is temporarily closed for maintenance and a menu revamp, and will reopen soon. The venue operates walk-in-only, serves Tipperary-sourced steaks, a house version of the classic sauce, and hand-cut Irish fries. Founder Paul McGlade described it as a new independent French-inspired dining experience.
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