“It breaks our hearts to close” Another restaurant in Dublin 8 has fallen victim to a fire, this time Liberty Kitchen café. The Francis Street eatery went up in flames last week, with the Dublin Fire Brigade coming to their rescue. Yesterday, Liberty Kitchen took to their socials to update customers on the fate of […]

2 years ago

Somewhere to stock up on all things K-Pop. If you’re into all things K-Pop, then you’re going to be buzzing to learn about Ireland’s first K-Pop Market which is taking place in Dublin in August. The market will be held within Zambrero on Hatch Street on Saturday August 12th, between 12pm and 5pm. According to […]

2 years ago

One spot has been taken under new management, whilst another abruptly closed for good. In recent weeks, hospitality giant Press Up Group have closed two of their spots on Camden Street; DIME Coffee and Rice Chinese. The café and the takeaway restaurant sat beside reach other on Camden Street, alongside one of Press Up’s newer […]

2 years ago

Let’s just keep these good vibes going. Following the huge demand for tickets this morning for the two Coldplay Dublin gigs next summer, the British band have announced a third and fourth date for September 1 and 2, 2024. A fourth Dublin show has been added for September 2, 2024. Presale tickets on sale now. […]

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“It’s a dream of any chef to open his own restaurant.” Eric Matthews and Richie Barrett, one of Dublin’s most beloved chefs and restaurateurs, have teamed up to open their own restaurant in the city centre. Matthews has quite the curriculum vitae; he was the Head Chef at Chapter One for six years, and has […]

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Titanic the Musical is coming to the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre on the 1st until the 5th August, and with it, the fascination with the tragic shipwreck reignites once more. We spoke to two members of the upcoming cast, Bree Smith, who plays Second Class Passenger Alice Beane, who has a major taste for luxury, […]

2 years ago

Which is all too often we’re afraid. While it is technically barbecue season, the recent onslaught of rainfall has made plans to whip out the grill somewhat dicey to say the least. There is little that is more miserable than trying to turn the sausies on the barby while the heavens are threatening to pour. […]

2 years ago

A very wholesome Saturday activity. Taking place at their studio at Charlemont Square this Saturday July 29th, the Atelier Pops Block Party will see 20 of Ireland’s leading artists creating their work live to an audience. The aim of the Block Party is to showcase some of Ireland’s best talent, working side by side; according […]

2 years ago

Welcome to the Lovin Round Up, our weekly glance at the  main hospitality headlines for Dublin including new openers, closures and everything in between. It’s been a big week for new openers in Dublin, particularly at the Terminal 2 of Dublin Airpot which has seen a serious revamp. We’ve also welcomed a new bar dedicated […]

2 years ago

There are some quality restaurants in the heart of Temple Bar. In recent years, Temple Bar has become little more than a tourist attraction that charges extortionate prices for a pint of plain. While it would take a lot to restore it to its former glory, it’s not beyond help, and there are still some […]

2 years ago

Time to get fala-full. One of my top places for a meat-free meal is Umi Falafel. I’ve long been going there with vegetarian and vegan pals, and even though I’m not either of those things, their menu can’t be beat when it comes to all things falafel. Which is why news of a sixth Dublin […]

2 years ago

Who can resist a good BYO? During the various lockdowns, our bank accounts grew accustomed to the absence of 2am rounds of jagerbombs, late night taxis and “just the one’s” that inevitably turn into just the five and a chipper on the way home. Now that society is alive and thriving, as is the cozzie […]

2 years ago