What I’ve come to discover about myself is that I’m a big fan of a toastie sambo now. Another month in Dublin has passed, and while I made to trips away, one to sunny Belfast, and one to Amsterdam, I still made time to visit a few spots right here. From a fancy tasting menu […]
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Brought to you by Peroni Allow your senses to be tantalised at this exclusive multi-sensory experience from House of Peroni with Cafe en Seine. Even for those passionate about dining out in Dublin, the experience can sometimes become a little samey. Gravitating towards the same item on the menu, ordering your usual drink and experiencing the […]
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For takeaway and dine-in. Last week, Dundrum Main Street welcomed a brand new Lebanese food spot Yalla to the neighbourhood. Whether you’re looking to dine-in, or take it home with you, Yalla has a wide and extensive menu to satisfy all your Lebanese food cravings. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cap_xDjsXD5/ Their menu has everything from chicken shawarma to moussaka, […]
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The month of many weathers has a lot to give in terms of eating out. The last few weeks have brought on an enormous amount of new openers, and March is already shaping up to follow in late January and February’s footsteps. There’s a lot of variety when it comes to eating out in Dublin, […]
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Welcome to the Lovin Round Up, a quick look at the main hospitality headlines from the week gone by in Dublin. With the 2022 Michelin Guide featuring a healthy amount of Dublin restaurants and two new openings for the city, it’s been an exciting week for foodies. However, the past seven days have also brought […]
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Drink some angel hair, eat some deep-fried nostalgic dessert and get tickets to a once-off festival. The Food Try the DL’s cubed tapioca The DL, 6 Crow St, Temple Bar. Cast your mind back to the first mention of tapioca, it would probably dredge up images of a milky substance with clumps of starchy spheres […]
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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 […]
4 years ago
If Shaku Maku feels like it naturally just rolls off your tongue, it should do – it translates as “what’s the story?” The latest addition to Dublin’s foodie scene has just opened in the heart of Rathmines and is already serving up a storm in the way of mezze platters, griddle dishes served with flat […]
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There’s a new fine dining foodie experience in Dublin and it’s run by chef and TV personality Adrian Martin. Dublin’s hospitality sector is truly healing in the wake of all restrictions being lifted. There’s a fresh excitement around eating out and trying new spots, and we truly welcome any newcomers to the scene, after two […]
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The boujiness levels are off the charts. Only in the Merrion would you be able to enjoy afternoon tea featuring cakes and scones topped with miniature works of art. The five star hotel have just launched their Art Afternoon Tea, inspired by their own collection of paintings. So if you’ve been looking for an eclair […]
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Only a mere month after reopening, Luna has made the decision to close its doors until February as the 8pm curfew doesn’t work for them. Luna was welcomed back to the Dublin food scene with open arms in December after two years closed. L’Gueuleton chef Ben Dineen took over, with the intention of bringing Luna […]
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After a busy few weeks of saying goodbye to 2021, you’re probably not alone if you’ve decided to take on Dry January this month. But when it comes to catching up with friends and family, sticking to your alcohol-free resolution can be a bit more difficult, especially if you’ve got any special occasions lined up. […]
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