Food

One Man, One Oven, One Love (Pizza): Meet the People of P.Oven

Philip Murphy is a Trinity student. He's also the founder of P.Oven – a pizza company that's become a phenomenon in College circles.
By Philip Hettinger

In Ramen Co, a Valiant Menu – But More Culinary Bravery Needed

Despite Ramen Co’s attempts to craft a menu of traditional ramen dishes, the ultimate result is a tasty yet rather lacklustre lunch experience.
By Lizzie Dunning

Drone Takeaway Delivery Services to be Piloted in UCD

Drone delivery company Manna will partner with JustEat and Camile Thai to transport food directly from restaurants to the campus.
By Ana Bravo

In Kitchen 85, a New – and Captivating – Cantonese Experience

The sister of Sichuan restaurant M & L, Kitchen 85 on Marlborough St is a new dining experience that fires on all cylinders.
By Dom Henderson

At El Grito, Joyful Food in a Restaurant Full of Character

It may have moved from Temple Bar to Mountjoy Sq, but El Grito – cheap, cheerful and very hard to beat – is as strong as ever.
By Dom Henderson

Under ‘God’s Stockings’, Deke’s Diner Feeds Truckers, Sailors and Rappers

While the restaurant's food could be better, a trip to Deke's Diner is still an experience worth having.
By Dom Henderson

Wetherspoon’s is a Pub Without Heart or Soul. Don’t Let it Win

The price of a cheap pint is always a temptation, but the spread of Wetherspoon's is a phenomenon that should be resisted at all costs.
By Dominic Henderson

Want to Reduce Your Footprint? Dublin’s Sustainable Store Can Help

Jonny Horn and Katie O'Connell have opened a plastic-free, chemical-free store in Blackrock Market.
By Ruby Barrett

Sprout Returns Bigger and Better to Dawson St

The restaurant has returned to the street where it started life.
By Donal MacNamee

Journey to the Centre of Lusk – all for a Gem of a Breakfast Sandwich

The Chuck Wagon is a greasy gem in the murk of the M1’s surrounding locale in Lusk.
By Dominic Henderson