From refreshing newbs to reliable classics Despite the increasingly adverse trading conditions for service in Dublin, we’ve never had such strong restaurant offerings. Not even at the peak of the Celtic Tiger did we have such a plethora of passionate food creatives doing bits and making waves. So to help you navigate the best of […]

1 year ago

There’s nothing fancy about watching the sunset. No ticket required, no reservation, no password at the door. Maybe you’re standing in a car park, maybe on a roof with a warm can of beer, maybe your feet are in sand or soaked from city rain; doesn’t matter. The sky doesn’t care. The clouds go blush-pink […]

1 year ago

From creamy pints to scenic strolls. There are plenty of well-trodden tourist spots in Dublin – I probably don’t even need to name them without them bouncing brazenly into your mind. And while everyone’s desired Dublin itinerary is valid, valued and special, you might be looking for something a little off the beaten track to […]

1 year ago

17 great locations to absolutely send it from. The Six Nations—rugby’s most sacred annual pilgrimage. Five weeks of spine-tingling scrums, questionable refereeing decisions, and pints spilled accross tables in excitement. With the 2025 tournament kicking off This Friday January 31st, it’s time to scout the best spots in Dublin to soak up the action. Maybe […]

1 year ago

Get jottin’ these down for your next weekend escapade There’s a highly meme-able scene in season 1 of The Bear, whereby Carmy who has returned to his family’s sandwich joint after a storied career, is spitballing ideas with his sous chef Sydney. When the topic of brunch comes up, he turns to her and says, […]

2 years ago

There’s nothing quite like a carvery is there? Sure, they’re not the best-looking dish going, but they’re one of the tastiest by far. It’s been well documented that in the past couple of years, Dubliners have grown disillusioned with the runny yolk and heavy hollandaise fixtures of Sunday Brunch. A concept borrowed from American culture […]

2 years ago

Before Cuffing season comes oyster season September is officially the start of Irish oyster season, running straight through the Winter to April, easy way to remember the best time to slurp ’em are during the months with an ‘r’ in them. That means the next few months are the perfect time for you to get shucking, and […]

3 years ago

Header images via Instagram/spitalfields_dublin/bakeology.treats One of Dublin’s oldest neighbourhoods, with a never-ending list of reasons to visit. From Michelin-starred restaurants to warm and welcoming cafés that have served the community for decades, the Liberties is brimming with gems worth visiting. Usually high up on the lists of tourists and Dubliners alike, the Liberties is known […]

3 years ago

It was a good month for food especially. Life feels firmly back like the old normal, which means weekends and even weekday evenings have been filling up with plans, most of which include food. I had a very good month of eating, as well as a couple of trips to the Bord Gáis, and […]

4 years ago

After writing a piece on the launch of The Merrion’s popular Art Tea earlier this year, we decided to get the glad rags on and try it for ourselves. Why you should go?  If you’re celebrating a big birthday, engagement, graduation, are looking to schedule a special get together after a prolonged time apart over the […]

5 years ago

Welcome to What I eat in a week in Dublin, where we find out what Dubliners are having. We’re asking people who live in this fine city what they are really having for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. This isn’t a platform for lecturing or snarky comments, just a place for foodies to tell us what they […]

5 years ago

It’s that time again; time to get yourself prepared for all the yummy food you’re gonna eat this weekend! From duck wings, to gourmet pies, this list is varied and has a little something for everyone, veggies and meat eaters alike. These dishes are full of flavour and will keep you going, no matter your […]

5 years ago