New restaurants are always welcome. New Thai restaurants in particular - it's hard to beat a good hearty bowl of something wholesome and warm.
It may be just after 10am on a Thursday morning, but you'd be foolish to assume that we're not already thinking of the weekend - namely where to eat, what to do, who to see. Gotta pack as much into our days off as we can and there's no better way to do so than by taking full advantage of all the city has to offer.
Living in a place like Dublin, you could probably choose to eat in a new place every night of the week without doubling up once - for quite some time at least - and if Thai food is your jam, then make sure Full Moon Thai is on the agenda.
Look how pretty!
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A brand-new addition to Temple Bar, you'll find these guys on Parliament Street. Easily recognisable by their bright blue exterior, they've only been open in the neighbourhood a few days and are already getting rave reviews from customers. A very good sign I think you'll agree and perfectly timed given that today is Thursday and the Bank Holiday weekend is just around the corner.
Still waiting on a website/online menu but call in and they'll sort you out for your troubles. Serving up authentic Thai food from 12noon to 10pm daily.
It will be their third Dublin location. Popular burger spot BuJo is set to open their flagship store in Dublin next week. The 5,500-square-foot restaurant, which is located at Central Plaza on Dame Street in the former Central Bank Building, will open for business next Friday, June 12. The new location features a unique live-action […]
Because outdoor drinks are back baby… With the clocks about to change and the weather *hopefully* set to pick up, rightfully, there’s only one thing on our minds… Picture it now: You finish a long week in the office, the sun is shining and you get THE text – ‘Pints?’. Dublin is well known for […]
There are few things that stir the Lovin hive-mind quite like catching wind of a new opening – especially when it promises to fill the gaping, onigiri-shaped hole in Dublin’s heart. Sushi & Go has landed on Montague Street, and to be honest, it’s about time. It’s cheap, it’s cheerful, and it’s dangerously close to […]
