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In its absence, they will focus on the The Exchequer Wine Bar in Ranelagh.
Since their opening in 2009, The Exchequer on Exchequer Street has been a staple. It's won numerous awards, including Best Gastropub in Ireland in 2010, and Best Cocktail Experience in Ireland in 2012 and 2013. The closure comes as the landlord proceeds with a long-planned redevelopment.
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Owner of The Exchequer, Peter Rock says of the closure:
"We've had a fantastic 13 years on Exchequer Street, and we would like to express our gratitude to all of our amazing customers and staff with whom we've had a lot of fun over the years. Thank you for making the Exchequer Dublin 2 one of the town's most popular establishments. We only have a few weeks left, so do stop by; we'd love to see you in the run-up to Christmas. For the time being, we'll focus on The Exchequer Wine Bar in Ranelagh, which serves a Spanish-inspired menu."
They remain open for another 10 days, so if you're a big fan of The Exchequer, make sure you stop in over the Christmas period.
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