The iconic Rick's Burgers on Dame Street, for so long a staple of Dublin nightlife, is sadly no more it seems.
Heading into Rick's Burgers for a post-pub feed has been a tradition for late-night revellers in Dublin for a few generations now. Many conversations have been long forgotten over a juicy burger at this city centre favourite but sadly it seems post-Covid nights out won't involve a trip to Rick's.
Twitter user Mick Caul has shared a picture of the Dame Street favourite completely gutted out and the post has led to large numbers of Dubliners openly lamenting its loss.
https://twitter.com/caulmick/status/1339888978095468545
One person wrote that Rick's was 'last stop on so many nights out' while another added that '11 years ago I spoke to my girlfriend for the first time ever while we were in line for Ricks.'
A genuine Dublin institution that will be sadly missed. Just end 2020 now.
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