Lucinda O'Sullivan's restaurant review: I may have terrified the chef patron at the newly-opened Foret, but I'd happily eat there every day
Briefly

As I climbed the old staircase yet again to what, back in the day, had been described as a 'perfectly dreadful upstairs lounge', I was expecting a good performance from the new team.
O'Brien's is on a swerving Le Mans-style hairpin corner taking you from Leeson Street Bridge towards 'the Burlo', or nowadays the Clayton Hotel Burlington Road.
A terrific traditional Irish pub, where once sat Brendan Behan, Patrick Kavanagh and many odd bods, it has retained a certain cachet, always having crowds socialising outside.
Described in Magill magazine in 1978 as a 'swinging pub', O'Brien's has consistently attracted a sociable crowd enjoying their time outdoors with their pints.
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