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What do we need to know about Twist Bakery?   It's the new Temple Bar bakery where Coco Brew used to be, and it's very quietly VEGAN. Twist aren't shouting about it as they don't want to put the non-vegans off, but stepping into a café and bakery where every croissant, Danish and patisserie is dairy and egg free is a unique experience in Dublin.   One of the owners is dairy intolerant, while head pasty chef  Marija Lacic i s vegan (she ran vegan bakery Cake My Day ), but anot

Following on from our recent roundup  of all the best sit-down options for Dublin’s veggies and vegans, it’s time to take stock of the more casual bakery, café, takeaway and on-the-go options around. While plenty of specialty spots have folded over the last few years, increasingly more places are waking up to the need to offer more than mere afterthought options to the city’s meat and dairy-free eaters. Here’s our pick of the best...   *Anywhere that caters particularly well

Veganism seemed to peak in Dublin pre-pandemic, and the city's lost some big names over the past few years, like V-Face, Kale + Coco, Flip Burger, The Vegan Sandwich Company and more. Vegetarianism however is still on the up, with 25% of meat eaters saying they're actively trying to reduce meat consumption. It helps that we have so many places in the city doing spectacular things with vegetables, cheese and eggs, and we've rounded up the places we think are the top of the pil

What should we know about The Saucy Cow? 2022 saw The Saucy Cow move into more permanent pastures, after three years at Eatyard in The...

Nutbutter open their second location in Smithfield Market Square today, with the same all-day menu as their Grand Canal Dock location,...

For too long vegetarians in our lives have gotten a raw deal – always the afterthought of the menu, with an unimaginative risotto or...