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103 Morehampton Road, 4, Dublin, D04
+353 1 667 1311
Terroirs is a wine merchant of rare style and charm Terroirs is the best place in Ireland to buy fine food and fine wine online 
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Red Cow Business Park, 12, Dublin, D22
(01) 620 4494
Food Wrapping & Food Packaging 
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102 Rathgar Rd, 1, Dublin, D06 YW96
01 4905477
Accepts Credit Cards Yes, Off Licence, Parking Garages Street, Food, vineyards, Price Range 
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53 Shelbourne Rd 4, 4, Dublin, D04
+353 1 660 4068
Wine Stores, Wine Bars, Restaurants, Wine Importers, French Restaurants, Bars and Pubs 
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The Cobbles, 23 Essex St E, 2, Dublin, D02
+353 1 677 2727
Accepts Credit Cards, Italian Restaurant, Has TV, Restaurant, Restaurants, Delivery, Good For, Cafe, Price Range, Attire, Good for Children, Alcohol, Noise Level, Mexican Restaurant, Waiter Service, Outdoor Seating, Good for Groups 
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119 James St, The Liberties, The Liberties, Dublin, D08
016916000
Pearse Lyons Distillery: Award Winning Whiskeys and Tasting Experiences in a refurbished Church in Dublin Founded by the late Dr. Pearse Lyons and his wife Deirdre, Pearse Lyons Distillery was born out of a personal passion for brewing and distilling, an entrepreneurial spirit and a deep-rooted family connection with The Liberties, Dublin. Pearse Lyons boutique distillery features two unique copper stills, nestled in the sanctuary of the restored historic St. James’s Church and is the perfect blend of history, culture and whiskey. St. James’s Church, which now houses the state-of-the-art Pearse Lyons Distillery, dates to the 12 Century. The church underwent various transformations, before finally being renovated by Pearse and Deirdre Lyons. The Lyons family purchased the site in 2013, with a view to refurbishing the church and returning it to its former glory, with a modern purpose. The Lyons family wanted to ensure the stories from Dublin’s Liberties and the historical significance of the church, its graveyard, the art of whiskey distilling and coopering, were shared and handed down through the generations. Throughout the distillery it is evident to visitors the level of detail that the Lyons family went to in refurbishing this protected monument. The Irish artisan stained glass windows that illuminate the distillery interior depict: the pilgrimage to the Camino de Santiago, also known as “St. James’ Way”; how Irish Whiskey is made; the art of coopering; and the natural ingredients grown for our “uisce beatha” (Irish for “water of life, ” another name for whiskey). In 2019, Pearse Lyons Distillery took home the coveted award for ‘Dublin’s Best Tourism Experience’ bestowed by the Irish Tourism Industry Confederation, highlighting the outstanding experiences that await our visitors. On tour of the award-winning distillery and surrounding graveyard, guests are introduced to the compelling characters from Dublin’s famous distilling and brewing district. 
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1 St. Vincent Street West Inchicore, Dublin, D08 WT0A
(01) 473 6468
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31 Richmond St S, 2, Dublin, D02
+353 1 475 9969
Rotana Cafe voted as One of the Best Restaurants in Ireland 2013 and 2014 Irish Foods Guide and in The Dubliner 100 Best Restaurants 2010 and 2011. Rotana Cafe was opened in May 2008 by Mohammed Abuissa and has gone on to become one of Dublin’s most popular Lebanese restaurants. The restaurant has been voted as one of the best restaurants in Ireland in 2013 and 2014 by the McKennas’ Irish Food Guide as well as being named in The Dubliner 100 Best Restaurants 2010 and 2011. Rotana Cafe has been serving some of the best authentic Lebanese food in Dublin since it’s opening and is now well known in the city for its delicious falafel and homemade baklava sweets. Everything served at Rotana Cafe is fresh, exciting and reasonably priced and is just the right spot to try something different. In this casual and friendly atmosphere you can relax and enjoy some traditional Lebanese food and music and smoke a flavoured Shisha in the outside terrace. Now you too can experience a taste of Lebanon! 