All The Food

- What a week for the (not very exciting to eat in) seaside village of Malahide. First Daruma announce they're opening in the old Fish...

There's a new Thai BBQ grill coming to Dublin, and fans of London's Kiln and Smoking Goat will have all the high hopes for Achara. The...

- Achara, the new Thai grill from the guys behind Happy's and Crudo, opens this week and we're going to have first access with 25% off...

- Say goodbye to The Pig's Ear, and hello to Lotus Eaters. The team there have parked the concept after 16 years, for a new concept and...

It's June, which means nine new prizes for our biggest and best supporters! This month we've giving away some of the best restaurant...

- Coppinger Row is on the way back. Version 2.0 is due to open in July and they've been posting all the teasers on their Instagram page -...

- Roast chicken sandwich specialists Poulet Bonne Femme have opened in Dun Laoghaire, back where it all started - Proper Order 2.0 opens...

- Happy's on Aston Quay have announced they're closing, with their last service on Sunday 2nd June. They've blamed rising costs which...

- Pretty devastating news this week that urban grocer and events space Warehouse in Harold's Cross has closed. They've blamed "tough"...

It's April, which means nine brand new giveaways for our biggest supporters, and this month we've got a very big tab at the buzziest new...

Has any Dublin restaurant and wine bar encapsulated Dublin's rising cool factor like Note? Since opening in October 2021, head chef and...

March's giveaways are live, and with Easter around the corner we had to go hard on chocolate - and only the best will do. There's also...

- The Irish Indo got a first look at The Leinster Hotel, due to open in five days. The rooftop restaurant is under the name of one of the...

What should we know about Boeuf & Frites? That it’s something Dublin has never   seen before. That’s if the TikTok-happy duo behind this...

- Afro-Caribbean restaurant Bless Up in Tallaght are closing, after just six months of trading. African cooking in Dublin/Ireland is few...