Tucked in amongst the impeccable redbrick terraces of this residential street in Drumcondra sits Anderson’s Creperie. The savoury crepes are made with buckwheat flour and served in the French style; folded into a neat square with the filling revealed in the centre. They are delicious and make for a filling lunch.
The sweet crepes are amazing and really are a treat at any time of the day.
Apart from the aforementioned crêpes, Andersons serves a Full Breakfast Menu, salads, sandwiches, homemade desserts and the usual array of café drinks with some great wines.
Food aside, the refreshingly stylish yet laid-back interior makes this somewhere you will want to come again.
Just up the road is its sister Anderson’s Food Hall and Cafe. Once a butchers shop the continental style cafe/wine bar encompassing a gourmet food store and wine shop, still holds onto the original 1930’s floor, high ceilings and facade.
The cafe’s fare includes the finest charcuterie and cheeses from Ireland and the continent. You can try any of the over 100 wines with lunch or instead take one home from the Food Hall to enjoy.
With jazz, blues and wine tastings mid-week throughout November and December there is a feast of music, food and drink to be had at these two cafes.
Check online for more info.
Andersons Food Hall and Cafe
3 The Rise, Glasnevin, Dublin 9.
Andersons Creperie
1A Carlingford Road, Drumcondra, Dublin 9.
andersons.ie
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