Good news, folks - Allta Wine Bar is now accepting reservations ahead of their grand reopening next month. Notoriously hard to book into (the place is as in demand as they come), you'll want to act fast to have any hope of nabbing a spot.
Confirming that they'll be back on August 20th, the team posted a lengthy message to Instagram a few days back. It reads:
"We are excited to reopen our doors and welcome you back after such a long time on the 20th August. Opening into this 'new normal’ we want to offer you the Allta experience you have grown to love in the safest and most enjoyable way possible.
We will begin by opening Thursdays and Fridays from 5pm and Saturdays from 3pm. We will focus our offering with a set table menu, written to reflect the seasons and grows upon our ethos of using sustainable Irish ingredients and supporting the most skilled growers, farmers, fisherman and foragers in the country that will be paired to a new beverage experience. Our full bottle list will be available also."
Reservations for August, September and October are live as of 12noon yesterday but places are limited, so, seriously, act fast. How good does the food look?! Drooling, and I'm not afraid to admit it.
Header image via Instagram/Allta Wine Bar
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