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The News You Might Have Missed This Week
- Volumes, the new Tara Street café from Paddy Kirk as As One's Mark Cashen opens this Tuesday, and the space looks stunning - The guys behind Mani are opening a new sandwich shop in the space once they make the move across the road. Morso is promising big sandwiches and no shortcuts - Zaytoon on Camden Street is closing after 26 years ! Very much end of an era stuff - RIP TGI Fridays - Marée is still on course for a spring opening, and here's a sneak peek - The tw
All The Food
6 days ago4 min read


Where to go for that friend catch-up on the cheap
Six months on from Christmas and with nine years still to go to the start of spring, it’s fair to say this January has been an endless, soaking slog we can’t wait to be rid of. All that’s keeping us going is sneaking in whatever catchups we didn't get around to at Christmas, but with everyone’s bank balance still hurting from the festive season, value options are key. Here's our best bets for treating yourself while feeling smug about the minimal outlay involved... Chiya, D
Ronan Doyle
Jan 274 min read


The Two Minute Review: Sushi & Go
What’s the story with Sushi & Go? A few weeks ago, breathy posts started appearing on social media about new grab and go sushi on Montague Street. Sushi & Go 's website only has limited information (find their Insta here ), but there was enough different here to colour us interested. Most of Dublin's sushi places have nothing major to set them apart, but Sushi & Go has come in with Onigiri (stuffed Japanese rice in the shape of a triangle), and Inari (sweet, savoury, stuff
Lisa Cope
Jan 272 min read


5 things we want to eat in Dublin this week
We're nearly there people. The longest month since time began has only five days left (still another five!?), and we're plodding our way through with thoughts of fresh fig pizza, balsamic mushroom and comté pastries, and stuffed brioche buns that look like they've landed straight from a Bologna sandwich shop. Here's this week's eating hit list... 1) Mortadella, stracciatella and pistachio brioche, Elliot's Praise be for Elliot's doing the actual Lord's work with this mortadel
Lisa Cope
Jan 272 min read


The News You Might Have Missed This Week
- Langkawi in Dublin 4 has closed after a massive 36 years! - Vice is the latest addition to Dundrum's growing food scene. They're building their third site as we type - Gerard's Café is coming to Hatch Street, which might take some of the lunchtime pressure off Tír Deli - Oliver Dunne has announced that Bon Appetit's Malahide replacement will be Italian - Donnybrook Fair have closed their Dundrum location , after a review of "the long term viability of the store"
All The Food
Jan 254 min read


The News You Might Have Missed Last Week
- It was a week to remember for Kaldero, who were added to the Michelin guide just six months after the couple behind Bahay took it over, opening Dublin's first fully Filipino restaurant. The Old Spot in Dublin 4 were also re-added for the first time since 2023, under Head Chef Mark Ahessy - Scéal are coming back to Dublin 8! They've been revealed as the new owner/operators of what was Little Bird in Portobello, and locals are beside themselves - The brand new and impro
All The Food
Jan 185 min read


What ATF Insiders could win in January!
A new year means a brand-new set of ATF Insider giveaways - and we’re starting 2026 as we mean to go on. If you're an Insider , you’re automatically entered into our monthly draws, with nine brilliant prizes handpicked by us, from some of the best restaurants, hotels and food businesses around. January’s draw will take place on Sunday 18th January , with the winners announced on social media and contacted directly by email. If you’re not an Insider yet, you can join before
All The Food
Jan 165 min read


The 35 hottest restaurants In Dublin - January 2026
Our 35 hottest list features the most talked about restaurants in Dublin right now, based on column inches, Insta love and the general pain involved in getting a booking. There are the restaurants with all the buzz, in alphabetical order, with four new entries for 2026... (It might also be useful to read our guide on how to tables in the top ten hardest to book restaurants in Dublin) * This list doesn't include cafés or lunch-only options, everywhere here is open for dinner
All The Food
Jan 1312 min read


Where to eat in January when you're watching your waistline and/or wallet
With the festive season’s wallet and waistline-busting indulgence maxing most of us out in more ways than one, January tends to be the quietest time of the year on the restaurant scene with plenty of places keeping their doors closed into mid-month. But between offers looking to lure people back out, healthy specials studded with stuff that’s good for your gut, and just plain-old piping-hot winter warmers to put some life back in your frozen soul, there’s plenty out there to
Ronan Doyle
Jan 134 min read


5 things we want to eat in Dublin this week
New year, new us, right? Not likely. If you're looking for us we'll be hoofing coppa and crescentina, eating more Semlor than is recommended, and slicing into a Galette de Rois with abandon, but we will balance it out with veggie sambos so all isn't completely lost... 1) Coppa & Crescentina, Borgo It's no secret that we're big fans of all things Italia around here, and this Antica Coppa with Crescentina Fritti from Borgo is the best looking one we've seen outside Bologna. If
Lisa Cope
Jan 132 min read


The Two Minute Review: Street Frites
What’s the story with Street Frites? After the short-lived (much loved) Vi's House closed after a year of trading, 21 Duke Lane sat empty for much of 2025. Former fans were a flutter when the lights went back on before Christmas, hoping that Vi was making a comeback, but it was something new. Street Frites is "Belgian-style fries using the best Irish potatoes", from commercial grower Meade Farm in Navan, with chips cut and sauces made in house. They've got on-the-go cone
Lisa Cope
Jan 132 min read


The News You Might Have Missed Last Week
- Bastible have introduced a new Saturday lunch menu for €75, with four courses plus extras, and there's a vegetarian option - New café Baked and Bottled opened in Ashtown this week, with Korean baker Eojin finally having somewhere to showcase her baking skills. Coffee is sadly commercial Italian and not anything worth travelling for (many of you have been asking) - Bare Bone , a new cocktail bar and meat-focused restaurant, has opened on Wexford Street where Against The
All The Food
Jan 124 min read


The News You Might Have Missed This Week
- Happy new year from ATF! We hope you had proper break over Christmas, full of only the best food and drinks, although we'd bet like us you're now more than ready to get back to the regular routine - there's only so long we can go with mince pies and Irish cream coffees as our key macros. Things are still only waking up out there, but here's some bits you may have missed... - Matsukawa very, very quietly soft launched their new restaurant Yakiniku Matsukawa , above their m
All The Food
Jan 44 min read


Our final verdicts on this year's Christmas Sandwiches - 2025
We thought last year was peak Christmas sandwich hysteria, but each year it seems to shift into a new gear. This year's seen Japanese sandos, off piste meats like duck and beef cheek, and "pigs in blanket gildas" being served on top, which clearly we were straight off to try. Last year we said it was getting impossible to find a Christmas sandwich under €10, this year a lot are edging towards €15 (one was €17.50!!), so it's even more important that you know where is worth you
All The Food
Dec 23, 202516 min read


The News You Might Have Missed This Week
- Scéal are coming back to Dublin! They'll open location number two at Wilton Park in Dublin 2 next summer - The guys behind Kicky's, chef Eric Matthews and FOH Richie Barrett are taking over Bang on Merrion Row (Richie's family's restaurant) in the New Year - It's been another week of break-ins around the city, with Tribe in Rathgar , Deano's in Walkinstown , Melo in Castleknock - Bang Bang in Phibsboro is changing ownership ! It's the end of an era, but what a lovel
All The Food
Dec 21, 20254 min read
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