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Restaurant review: Sano Pizza's remarkably good value bucks the trend of expensive city dining

A delicious slice of real value in a time when eating in cities like Dublin, Cork, and Galway has become more and more costly
Is it possible to eat out for less without compromising on taste? 

Is it possible to eat out for less without compromising on taste? 

Fri, 10 Jul, 2026 - 20:00
Leslie Williams
Leslie Williams
Leslie Williams has been the Irish Examiner's wine columnist since 2012 and has been reviewing restaurants since 2015.

Sano Pizza

Our Rating: 8/10

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