Hipsters night out

L1011

harry Bailey esq wrote: »

Spot on,it was more my kinda shop when it was The Squeelin Pig/Master Mariner and had 7.30 am opening

How many names has that place had? Kates Cottage for a fair while too.

Wonder if the early house licence is lost to the winds; there's a few times I could do with a Full Sail or two before work :pac:

sweetie

MVP and Bello bar in D8 are pretty hipstery

BeerNut

L1011 wrote: »

Wonder if the early house licence is lost to the winds;

It is. Early house licences are use-or-lose. It's why the wonderful Sheridan's on the Docks in Galway closed: the landlords apparently wanted to hold on the the early licence but Sheridan's who leased it had no intention of opening early.

athtrasna

Was in Marys bar and hardware on Wicklow Street today. Pretty damn hipster with a burger joint downstairs!

spacecoyote

me_irl wrote: »

There's another pretentious place across the road. Used to be known just as the "snail" bar (as there's a plaque of a snail above the door)

*googles*

Jesus. It's actually listed as "Secret Bar". It's just before the one on the corner there on Fade Street (Fade Street Social).

I was always told that was called the "No Name" Bar.

I think the Snail sign is more for the French restaurant place underneath. But yes, its pretty hipster-ish in there

sweetie

spacecoyote wrote: »

I was always told that was called the "No Name" Bar.

I think the Snail sign is more for the French restaurant place underneath. But yes, its pretty hipster-ish in there

yeah, it's the bar with no name, owned/part of Hogans group.