Dublin's new NYC-esque gourmet food market has nestled its way into our hearts and we don't see it leaving any time soon.
It's like walking through the wardrobe doors to Narnia... a treasure trove filled wall-to-wall with the best food around.
We took a stroll around the beautiful Wellington Quay emporium today on the hunt for some bits.
We found SO much cool, quirky, yummy and... weird stuff. Check it out...
If you love your peanut/hazelnut/almond butters - then you'll LOVE this.
Just inside the front door to the right, before the cheese counter - you'll find this nut butter maker.
They have something similar to this in Whole Foods over in the States, so we're thrilled to see this in Dublin. There were peanuts AND chocolate chips in this one.
YUM.
Yep - that's GIN AND TONIC POPCORN. Wha?
Hiyaaaaa.
Just 'cos this place is fancy don't mean it's all pricey.
Just pop 'em in the oven - sound.
Anyone who has ever visited the States will know how tasty these lil guys are.
How adorable are these? Perfect for dotting around the place for Halloween.
Classy.
Tastes like our J1 summers.
Jawbox Gin from Belfast (€65) and Drumshambo's Gunpowder Gin (€56.50) - heaven.
Have you ever seen the likes?
These look good enough for the Queen of England.
But not just any donuts... these ones taste like heaven.
Root beer, grape soda and watermelon Arizona - sugar coma hiya.
Not something you see everyday...
Turn your avocadon'ts into sliced avocados.
You haven't LIVED until you've tried Reese's Puffs - they change lives.
At €9.60 for a box - they'd want to!
Last, but most certainly not least, we found some raspberry Pinkster pink gin <3
All yours for €45.
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