Brought to you by Cairn From what to eat to the best things to do, we’ve got the lowdown on Athy. Remnants of its medieval history may be Athy’s most striking characteristic, but the Kildare town, which is just 72km southwest of Dublin, is certainly not living in the past. With buzzy bars, great restaurants […]

6 months ago

Over the past few years, many of us have rightfully become more reluctant than ever to leave our dogs behind when we head out on adventures. Out for coffee? The dog’s coming. Heading to a comedy show? The dog’s coming. In the office for the day? The. Dog’s. Coming. Luckily, the list of dog-friendly spots […]

10 months ago

Afternoon Tea in Dublin: The Definitive Ranking Getting dressed up to eat finger sandwiches without crusts is a lot more fun than it has any right to be. There’s something about dainty cups and the knowing flicker of a butter knife that carries an air of seduction. Albeit you’re being seduced by notions rather than […]

1 year ago

This article is brought to you by Don Julio & Casamigos Give me one margarita I’ma … Sure, we all love a pint – but there’s something about a Margarita that just hits the spot. With World Margarita Day, upon us this February 22, it’s time to swap your usual and embrace the salty, citrusy […]

1 year ago

Bottomless brunch in Dublin is an art form. A delicate balance of food, drinks, vibes and velocity. Many have attempted it, many have failed. And yet, for a period of time—whether globally or just within my own social circle—it was the thing to do. The thing to book, to be seen at, to rally the […]

1 year ago

Lunch is impossible. There, I said it. Breakfast has the smug advantage of being a ritual. Dinner has the weight of the day behind it, but lunch? Lunch is a shapeshifter. Lunch is a trap. It’s never quite what you want it to be, and somehow, you always feel like you’re making the wrong choice. […]

1 year ago

Here’s Where To Go Nuts for Pistachios in Dublin Ireland has always been green but things have gotten a whole emerald tint level up since pistachios became Dublin’s biggest nut.In the past couple of years, the humble green nut has transcended its snack bowl status, infiltrating coffee menus, candle scents, and even the global fashion […]

1 year ago

Your breakfast is the great betrayer. It tells everyone on your instagram stories who you are at your core. What you choose to set you up for the day puts your values, your delusions, and your deepest flaws on display. Whether you’re a die-hard porridge loyalist or the type to spend a tenner on an […]

1 year ago

Trying to sum up Dublin’s new restaurants this year is like trying to finish a Guinness without taking a picture of it first— inconceivable. 2024 brought us everything from tacos that make you reconsider what’s acceptable to eat with your hands, to chargrilled mussels so good they’ve already achieved cult status. The city’s obsession with […]

1 year ago

Brought to you by the National Dairy Council Erica Drum caught up with food entrepreneur Rachel Keane to go behind the scenes at her latest restaurant in Clontarf. When Rachel Keane first set up Póg Café on Bachelor’s Walk, she was determined to create a restaurant that served up dishes that were both healthy and […]

1 year ago

A combo my indigestion is never quite able to handle, but one that’s oft sought after in Dublin. If you’ve got a special occasion coming up – one you’d like to celebrate over an aperitif and delicious meal – there’s no shortage of opportunities to enjoy both at once in Dublin, all under the same […]

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, […]

1 year ago