The biggest thing to happen to the Dublin food scene since Lyon’s made teabags square again. Coming to you live with a bitta spicy Dublin food news to see you through the weekend – Drumcondra fave and undisputed spice bag royalty San Sab have teased the opening of a new location, this time on the […]
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To those who’ve sworn off the drink for the month – we salute you. If it’s your first time going alcohol free for a sustained period of time, you might be on the hunt for activities to enjoy that don’t involve booze. With drinking culture such a prominent part of living in Ireland, it can […]
2 years ago
Garlic cheese chips have entered the chat. If you’ve been keeping an eye on the culinary comings and goings at Dublin Airport (the kind of cutting edge news we personally live for), you’ll know there’s been a few changes in recent months. Actual drinkable coffee has landed in the form of Cloud Picker at Terminal […]
2 years ago
Disclaimer, I’m not the sound vegan in question. I fall into the former camp – a lentil-wielding gombeen filling your social media feeds with shaky footage of myself attempting to prepare plant-based meals and proclaiming “I’m actually really happy with how this turned out”, whilst standing over a mess of spinach and nutritional yeast. Along […]
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We come bearing plant-based gifts. For a small city, Dublin more than hauls its weight in terms of vegan offering. In the years since the pandemic we’ve sadly seen the closure of a number of beloved plant-based spots around town (Vegan Sandwich Co, Veginity, Dae Ice-cream – the list goes on), but luckily there are […]
2 years ago
“We consider ourselves part of the community and that is why this is the saddest goodbye”. Just a week into 2024 Dublin 8 is losing a staple of its thriving café scene – Storyboard of Islandbridge has announced its closure with immediate effect. Known for serving locally roasted, speciality brews alongside melty toasties and comforting […]
2 years ago
Nollaig na mBan, or Women’s Christmas is an age old Irish tradition, and there are a number of events happening in Dublin to mark the occasion. Women’s Christmas in Ireland is observed every year on 6th January, and is traditionally a day where women rest after catering to and looking after everybody over the festive […]
2 years ago
Unheard of in this economy. In an age where alternative milks, extra shots and syrup pumps can see the cost of your daily coffee skyrocket well up above a fiver, one Dublin café is pledging to keep their prices as low as the probability of you sticking to your hastily pledged new years resolutions. A […]
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Rain, hail, Storm Gerrit or shine, iced coffee remains the order of the day for many. There are a number of things that separate millennials from our younger, cooler, more emotionally engaged Gen Z counterparts. Low rise jeans vs. circulation-threatening skinnies. Girl dinner vs two bowls of Special K instead of actual meals every day […]
2 years ago
As Ireland continues to be battered by storm after storm, there’s one place we want to be. Cosied up in a pub corner by a roaring fire with a hot whiskey. Or a pint. Or whatever you’re having yourself, really. If you’ve spent the Christmas period at your parents house, wearing every fluffy sock in your […]
2 years ago
If dry January is on the horizon for you, stand-up is a great way to enjoy a night out without having to get on the pints. While Dublin has always enjoyed a thriving stand-up scene, in the years since the pandemic we’ve seen an influx of new clubs and there’s potential to see live comedy […]
2 years ago
“We cannot put into words how full our hearts are”. Long before the introduction of flat whites and rivalling oat milk companies, Simon’s Place stood proudly on George’s Street serving up comforting frothy coffees and neatly packaged sambos for Dubliners en masse. It’s widely regarded as a Dublin institution, and over the past few days […]
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