Food

Voici Crêperie and Wine Bar: A Slice of Brittany in Rathmines

The recently opened creperie and wine bar has brought the indulgent French delicacy to Dublin, with both sweet and savoury options on offer.
By Julia Quilligan

Quirky Ways Dublin’s Cafes and Bars Have Handled Restrictions

Deliveroo isn’t the only way to enjoy the flourishes of Dublin’s eateries – many have innovatively handled the challenges posed by lockdown restrictions.
By Maria Rooney-Fitzpatrick

Bites: The Toastie

Food fads don't always live up to the hype – but this staple dish will always satisfy.
By Maria Rooney Fitzpatrick

Five of the Best: Tried and Tested Lockdown Food Trends

Step away from that 46-part puff pastry recipe and tickle your taste buds with these tried and tested DIY delights.
By Maria Rooney Fitzpatrick

5 of the Best: Al Fresco Dining in Dublin

As public health guidelines continue to dictate restaurant trends, there’s never been a better time to eat Al fresco.
By Siofradh O Sullivan

Hush: The Sandwich Bar You Won’t be Able to Hush Up About

Although indoor dining is curbed under new government restrictions, Hush’s tasty, tongue-in-cheek options can be enjoyed outdoors or to take-away.
By Maria Rooney Fitzpatrick

Add Flavour to First Year: How to Eat Well on a Student Budget

Lorna Reid offers her advice to students on healthy cooking and the best places to eat out.
By Lorna Reid

Accents: A Cafe in Name, but So Much More in Trade

From first dates to bleary-eyed essay writing, for students, Accents has served as so much more than just a cafe, writes Eimear Finan.
By Eimear Finan

How Roz Purcell is Biting Back

The model and author discusses body image, social image – and why it's important to back up your activism with facts.
By Coco Millar

Dublin’s Dessert Dumplings Represent the Debasement of a Proud Cuisine

Katy Amos writes that dessert dumplings, which have now hit Dublin, are the thin end of a toxic wedge – misguided fusion cooking.
By Katy Amos