- Cúán Greene's new guesthouse and restaurant Ómós opened this week, with a flurry of breathless press and influencer posts after the great and good were invited to a preview lunch in Abbeyleix. Rooms start at €450 a night going up to €820, and dinner will set you back €175pp so you're looking at a minimum €1k spend per night if you're planning a trip. Most declared it as a press event, but it was disappointing to see mainstream publication The Gloss sharing their visit as "a
Summer sun means seafood spectaculars all round, and all we want this week are seafood crudo, sparkling cod, and lobster rolls. If you're similarly minded, read on for the five things we most want to eat in Dublin this week... 1) Seabass crudo with cucumber aguachile, Mister S This seabass crudo with cucumber aguachile and dill oil hit the Mister S menu a few weeks ago, beautifully timed with last week's heatwave. There's another hot spell en route later this week if you want
What’s the story with Nino's? Endless ingenuity came out of the Covid 19 pandemic, and that's how Nino's started life. Originally food truck Doughbox, opened by former dental clinic manager Anthony Power, they migrated into a full restaurant attached to The Brook Pub in Portrane in 2024. The same team are also behind Pronto on Pearse Street, serving handmade pasta and Neapolitan pizza out of Moss Lane. North Co Dub isn't exactly overflowing with inspiring restaurants, so we