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Restaurant Review: The Yarn

A lasagne pizza is something you might expect to see on a Buzzfeed round-up of the world’s most outrageous artery cloggers, but The Yarn’s version is actually beautifully restrained and thoroughly comforting.

Restaurant Review: Charlotte Quay

Charlotte Quay has everything it needs to succeed: a great view, a talented chef, experienced leaders leading the charge and an already loyal fanbase. All they need is for Dubliners to get over the psychological barrier of eating off the beaten track.

Soundbite: Garrett Fitzgerald Brother Hubbard and Piply

The take-away offerings at newly opened Piply are radically different to the norm. Garrett Fitzgerald talks to us about the philosophy behind his healthy new food venture with business partners Eamon Lynch and Alex Gartland.

Restaurant Review: Da Mimmo’s

Atmosphere is a quality that can’t be contrived. Some restaurants just have it, oozing out of every nook and cranny, and Da Mimmo’s has it in spades.

Barfly: Idlewild

Idlewild is a very pretty bar, and it even boasts an extremely bright staircase on the way up from the toilets, which makes you feel slightly like you’re ascending to the afterlife, potentially to hang out with another dead Quaker businessman.

Garb: Chupi

A volatile retail atmosphere hasn’t deterred Chupi in setting up shop. As her multi-award winning jewellery brand continues to grow, Chupi carved some time out of her busy day to talk to Totally Dublin about the big plans that she has for this latest project.

Final Chance To Win Dinner For Two at Il Posto!

Summer’s coming to an end and so sadly is our fabulous competition with Il Posto. It’s the final week of our summer competition with Il Posto to win dinner for two with wine*! Details here.

Barfly: O’Shea’s Clonskeagh House

It is rare for a pub’s greatest selling point to be its carpark but O’Shea’s Dodder-adjacent sun-trap seemed to be the establishment’s primary draw over the last few years.

Restaurant Review: Manifesto

I was expecting a laid-back, fun pizzeria and instead I got a stilted, grandiose white table-clothed restaurant. Perhaps it was an off night? Or perhaps Manifesto needs a boost of fresh energy.

Home Truths: Interview with Oh Boland

Hailing from Tuam, Oh Boland have been releasing mildly demented garage pop since 2013. We spoke to singer and guitarist Niall Murphy about the academic life and the particular ennui of the Irish countryside that fuels his music.

Garb: Ruth Ni Loinsigh & 2nd Space

The celebrated Dublin boutique Om Diva recently launched a new store, 2nd Space, to showcase the work of emerging local designers. An avid supporter of young emerging designers, Ruth Ni Loinsigh is excited to discover new talent to stock in 2nd Space. Her goal is to give undergraduates and recent graduates a platform before they leave college, so that they may have real life experience of the fashion industry, rather than being thrust straight in out of academia.

Restaurant Review – Buckle Up

“I wanted to combine a light approach to flavourful food, with hints of worldly ingredients from Middle East and Asia, inspired by the fusion of Australia.” We check out the results at Buckle Up, Katie Gilroy’s new venture.

Bureau #304: Gary Farrelly and Brussels

“My relationship with bureaucracy hasn’t always been comforting”. Irish artist Gary Farrelly has declared autonomy in the underbelly of Europe’s capital.

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