Blackrock gets two new openers, and Camden Street bids farewell to a cult favourite. For the third consecutive week it is back to back openers in Dublin, a nice change from previous months where it’s a bit doom and glom with closure after closure. And while there is sadly one closure we have to address, […]
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Pyg supremacy prevails all along Coppinger Row. If you’re a sucker for two-pygtails-and-a-pizza whilst perched along Pyg’s prolific fairy light-clad outdoor area off South William Street, you may be interested in their new venture set to open just a stones throw away. Continuing with the Spanish-inspired trend we’re seeing sweep Dublin in recent months (there’s […]
2 years ago
You don’t make friends with salad, but luckily that’s not all that’s on offer for veggies in this city. The veggie offerings in Dublin City have thankfully come a long way from where they used to be a couple of years ago. Long gone are plates led by a Portobello mushroom baked to a sludge, […]
2 years ago
“Online reviews about an establishment or service need to be fair and genuine.” Much loved Indian restaurant Rasam have clapped back at “fake” one-star reviews being left on Google. The Glasthule establishment have been open for 20 years, and in that time have become a firm favourite amongst Dubliners for Indian cuisine, often finding themselves […]
2 years ago
The “radical” transport plan entails new civic plazas and a ban on private cars in certain parts of the city. Last week, Dublin City Council and the National Transport Authority (NTA) unveiled a plan for transport in the city centre, with an aim to identify and prioritise changes needed to its current transport arrangements. The […]
2 years ago
Sure, we all know Joey doesn’t share food – but what food, and from where? Yesterday morning, the announcement that The FRIENDS Experience would be coming to Dublin spurred a flurry of millennial joy and quote sharing across the country. A shared brainchild of Warner Bros and Original X Productions, the FRIENDS Experience promises to bring […]
2 years ago
Don’t @ us. We’re well aware of the fury the mere mention of the C word before at least November evokes, but when it comes to booking the group or couples dinners that populate Christmas week, you need to be organised well in advance. If you’ve got your eye on certain restaurants, waiting til October […]
2 years ago
From new cafés, to the opening of a new location for one of Dublin’s best Mexican spots. It’s always a joyous occasion when you note how many new openers there are in Dublin. Things have been looking good in the hospitality space as of late, and while the changing VAT is set to throw a […]
2 years ago
If you’ve found it difficult getting a table at these Dublin restaurants, now you know why… When it comes to picking which of the many Dublin restaurants to dine in next, the choices can be overwhelming. And then even when you have made a decision, chances are you’ve picked a really popular outlet that, unfortunately, […]
2 years ago
Who’s ready for Dublin’s latest food trend? Here at Lovin Dublin we spend a lot of time discussing what era Dublin’s food scene is in. Trends come and go in all aspects of life; fashion, entertainment, social media apps, and the same can be said of hospitality. Over the years, the city has seen streets […]
2 years ago
I’m not crying, you are. On September 30th, Dogs Trust will launch its inaugural memorial walk, “The Big Paws” at Malahide Castle, a joyous day to reflect and celebrate our pets, both past and present. The walk is a time to take “paws” and remember the the pups in our lives that are no longer […]
2 years ago
Leapin’ lizards. The West End production of Annie has opened at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, and we couldn’t wait to see this take on the beloved film. A show that hardly needs introduction, Annie follows its titular character in 1930s New York amid the Great Depression, where she reluctantly resides at Miss Hannigan’s orphanage. […]
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