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The Two Minute Review: Deano's Woodfired Pizza
What’s the story with Deano's Woodfired Pizza? Tucked beside the CherryTree pub in Walkinstown, Deano’s Woodfired Pizza has built a fiercely loyal local following since opening in 2022. Owner and head chef Jordan Grossman brings serious credentials to the hatch, having trained in Naples with renowned pizzaiolo Enzo Coccia , owner of La Notizia 53 – one of Italy’s most celebrated pizzerias. Jordan told us that the flour, meats and cheeses all come from Italicatessen , a
Ronnie Ohana
6 days ago2 min read


The Two Minute Review: Volumes
What’s the story with Volumes? “ He literally wrote the book on coffee! ” is the clear pitch for Volumes , and what volume it's been pitched at since Dublin Coffee Guide author Paddy Kirk teamed up with As One owner Mark Cashen, and ex- Bastible and Delahunt chef Fionn Dwyer Hyland to give us this new Scandi-chic café. It’s the must-have Insta-backdrop du jour – but is it any good? Well? On this team’s well-documented desire to deliver a Copenhagen-style community
Ronan Doyle
6 days ago2 min read


The Two Minute Review: Tribe Coffee
What’s with all the buzz about Tribe Coffee? Founded by friends Simon Lambert and Finn McGarry, Tribe Coffee opened in 2021 at St. Enda’s GAA club in Ballyboden, before opening a café proper in Rathmines in 2022. Their latest and third opening in Rathgar village answered a request from regulars - more seats. The new space keeps their signature pastel palette and has been designed with social media snaps in mind – look at that purple La Marzocco coffee machine. Natural ligh
Ronnie Ohana
Mar 102 min read


The Two Minute Review: Honest to Goodness
What’s the story with Honest to Goodness? A smart social media presence and everything-in-house ethos had Liberties café Honest to Goodness on our hitlist long before their turkey meatball Christmas wrap leapfrogged the competition to land best-in-class in our seasonal sandwich rankings . With a revamped menu just launched, and another sopping day leaving us in dire need of a lift, it was time to dig deeper. What should we order? They really do make almost everything o
Ronan Doyle
Feb 242 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


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 Two Minute Review: Pronto @ Moss Lane
What’s the story with Pronto? With no end of interest in our rundown of Dublin’s best pub grub as people look for thriftier ways to eat out well amidst the ever-tightening squeeze, we’ve had our eyes open for more outlets that might make the grade. Good word of mouth and an offering that goes above and beyond the usual fare are two of the quickest things to rouse our interest, and there’s no shortage of both about Pronto , inside Moss Lane on Pearse Street. Previously s
Ronan Doyle
Oct 28, 20252 min read


Travel: Is Alumni Kitchen Table worth the trip? (and sizeable bill)
What's the background? Alumni Kitchen Table opened in July 2022, a tiny eight-seater restaurant with rooms in the Kildare countryside. It's owned and run by husband and wife Philip and Kathy Mahon, him the chef, her the sommelier and front of house, and is designed to be a luxury dining experience, with the option of staying overnight. It's obvious the end goal here is a Michelin star (with star-level prices already in place), and the chef admitted as much here . A new, excl
Lisa Cope
Oct 14, 20256 min read


The Two Minute Review: Mrs Reid's
What’s the story with Mrs Reid’s? It’s not only the name, paying tribute to co-owner Kristin Rowe’s grandmother, that gives Mrs Reid’s...
Ronan Doyle
Sep 30, 20252 min read


The Two Minute Review: Tang Windmill
What’s the story with Tang #4? It would be an easy argument to make that Tang is Dublin's favourite café, with their sites on Dawson...
Lisa Cope
Sep 30, 20252 min read


The Two Minute Review: Matcha Matsukawa
What’s the tea on Matcha Matsukawa? We’ve really reached peak matcha when a second dedicated café is opening up… is what we’d think if...
Ronan Doyle
Sep 16, 20252 min read


The Two Minute Review: Lucy
What’s the story with Lucy? When we think of front lines, we tend to picture trenches, not plates, but war is waged not just in...
Ronan Doyle
Aug 19, 20252 min read


The Two Minute Review: Ely Wine Bar's Secret Pairing
What's all this about a secret food and wine pairing? In an era of being bled dry with every step, we're permanently hunting for good...
Lisa Cope
Aug 19, 20252 min read


The Two Minute Review: Bakeology In
What should we know about Bakeology In? Argentinian café Bakeology grew out of Argentinian couple Benjamin and Florencia Pugliese’s...
Ronan Doyle
Aug 5, 20252 min read


The Two Minute Review: Parmezza
What should we know about Parmezza? They’re cooking homemade pasta in a parmesan wheel! That’s certainly all we needed to know to get...
Ronan Doyle
Jun 24, 20252 min read
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