Since their opening in 2019, Circa have grown from strength to strength, holding both a Michellin Bib Gourmand and plate. Based in Terenure, Circa have a beautifully intimate bistro ran by Head Chef Darryl and Restaurant Manager Peter Cunneen. They offer both a tantalising set and tasting menu (highly recommended!). Alternatively, if you are more of a casual day-time diner, they also offer a delectable brunch. Expect a fare fusing French and Global influences with high quality, locally-sourced Irish produce.
Nutritional Info (per portion)
Calories:
453 kcal
Carbohydrates:
16 g
Protein:
43 g
Wheat
(Chorizo)
Peanuts
(Hake)
Milk
(Chorizo)
Mediterranean One-Pot Pasta
You’ll fall in love with this easy and amazingly flavourful one-pot pasta dish combines! The Mediterranean diet is both delicious and nutritious. It places an emphasis on fresh, and colorful eating. Trust us, your plate will never be boring with a Mediterranean meal. This dish is loaded with a great serving of vegetables, and all your favorite Mediterranean flavors.
Spicy Red Pepper Pesto Crusted Haddock with Crushed New Potatoes and Spinach
A nice and tasty twist on a mid-week fish dish! This is a perfectly balanced meal - high protein (fish), healthy fats (pesto), and starchy carbohydrates (potatoes) with the addition of a nutrition-rich vegetable (spinach)! Heating the spinach increases the amount of iron we can absorb from eating it!
Pork & Leek Sausage with Wild Mushroom Rigatoni
avory pork and leek sausage combined with earthy wild mushrooms, garlic, and tender baby spinach, tossed in a creamy sauce made with low-fat crème fraîche and chicken stock. Served over rigatoni and finished with grated Parmesan and fresh parsley for a hearty, flavorful pasta dish
Spicy Sausage with Silky Vegetable Orzotto
Mascarpone, a rich and creamy Italian cheese, originated in the Lombardy region during the Renaissance period, traditionally crafted from the cream of cow's milk. When it comes to crafting cheeses, the Italians certainly have a way of turning milk into pure magic! Here we also use a creative technique of separating the sausage meat from the skin and then rolling small meatballs – a quick and easy technique that you can take and claim as your own – you don’t even need to credit us!
