The Savoy’s “American Bar” is the oldest cocktail bar in Britain and one of the most renowned bars in the world. It was named World’s Best Bar at Tales of the Cocktail Spirited Awards...
The doors to the stunning Stella Theatre were first flung open in 1923. Originally designed by architectural firm Higginbotham & Stafford it held 1,283 patrons, making it Ireland’s largest cinema at that time. In...
After finishing a dinner review of Locks we decided to check out Alan Clancy’s new bar tucked away on St.Stephen’s Green. Clancy has had a number of success stories in recent years which include...
Get ready to have the time of your life because a Dirty Dancing pop-up cinema is making its way to the UK, and it’s bringing a Prosecco bar with it. Popping up in Glasgow...
Is there anything better than sipping on an expertly crafted cocktail on a summer’s evening? We think not. With that in mind, TheTaste Summer Cocktail Festival takes the hassle out of the hunt for...
Is there anything better than sipping on an expertly crafted cocktail on a summer’s evening? We think not. With that in mind, TheTaste Summer Cocktail Festival takes the hassle out of the hunt for...
Is there anything better than sipping on an expertly crafted cocktail on a summer’s evening? We think not. With that in mind, TheTaste Summer Cocktail Festival takes the hassle out of the hunt for...
Is there anything better than sipping on an expertly crafted cocktail on a summer’s evening? We think not. With that in mind, TheTaste Summer Cocktail Festival takes the hassle out of the hunt for...
Is there anything better than sipping on an expertly crafted cocktail on a summer’s evening? We think not. With that in mind, TheTaste Summer Cocktail Festival takes the hassle out of the hunt for...
With summer upon us, there’s nothing quite like sitting outside with a nice drink and watching the world go by. Sipping a cocktail while taking in a breathtaking view is the perfect way to...
When you step into Peruke & Periwig you are automatically transported back in time. You double check your clothes and feel somewhat era-lacking. The wigs hang loosely on the wooden paneled walls of the...
Once home to French soldiers and British Commanders, a manufacturing hub and a clerical club, a doctor’s surgery and a bicycle shop, a piano warehouse and an automobile showroom… even the Irish Government took...
Set in the cultural quarter of Temple Bar, The Meeting House is the latest addition to the Dublin foodie scene. These guys opened very quietly just before Christmas and have shyed away from publicising...
