In our new section for sustainability, we show our guests around the hottest, greenest places on our patch. This ranges from boutique and vintage shopping to farmer’s markets and repair shops to the neighbourhood’s most loved green, organic or eco-friendly restaurants and bars. We call it The Good Guide – happy exploring.
Curious?
Blackpitts, Dublin, D08 A9FD, Ireland
A creative studio, café and concept store rolled into one — showcasing local art + design, and sustainable goods. Grab a coffee, browse the shop or stay for one of their weekend events.
Overend Ave, Dundrum, Dublin 14, D14 EE77, Ireland
An urban farm and gardens in the city – celebrating food, sustainability and nature. Wander the gardens, meet the animals or grab lunch at the café. All just 20 minutes from the centre.
A1 Bluebell Business Centre, Old Naas Rd, Bluebell, Dublin, D12 XCY2, Ireland
An indoor organic market that’s pure Dublin charm. Local producers and growers all under one roof. Great for slow saturdays and foodie souvenirs.
Feeling spenny
A Dublin favourite for designer resale and chic vintage finds. Think curated racks of pre-loved pieces that feel new again. Stylish, sustainable and full of character.
11 Fownes St Upper, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
A colourful, quirky vintage shop just off Temple Bar; half thrift haven, half dressing-up box. Perfect for digging through rails of one-of-a-kind finds.
le Ln S, Temple Bar, Dublin, Ireland
A vintage dreamland packed with bold, Y2K- inspired pieces, streetwear and statement accessories. For anyone who likes their fashion with personality and a little nostalgia.
Hungry?
1 Three Locks Square, Grand Canal Dock, Dublin, D02 A5W7, Ireland
Contemporary Irish dining that leans into the wild and foraged – think local ingredients, inventive flavour pairings and an intimate, laid-back vibe. A taste of modern Dublin.
50 Pleasants St, Saint Kevin’s, Dublin 8, D08 VN22, Ireland
A cosy brunch spot that’s serious about local, seasonal produce. Great coffee, creative plates and a calm corner for slow mornings.
G23C Dawson St, Dublin 2, Ireland
Wholesome, colourful and full of flavour. Tang is all about sustainability and fresh ingredients. A local go-to for breakfast, brunch or a light lunch.
Thirsty?
29 Drury St, Dublin, D02 RX95, Ireland
A natural wine bar and cheese shop with a buzzing atmosphere and low-waste ethos. Drop in for a glass of something funky, a plate of Irish cheese and good conversation.
74 Francis St, The Liberties, Dublin 8, D08 KA43, Ireland
A small café with a big personality. Think veggie-friendly menus, excellent coffee and a loyal local following. A place you can always find good energy.