Eatyard To Reopen It's Doors With New Stalls And Sites Around Dublin

Dublin's number one food festival will be reopening it's doors this Thursday to start off the 2019 season.

If you've never been, I highly recommend you try it this year, especially because this sounds like it could be one of the best ones yet. Eatyard is a food festival located next the Bernard Shaw on Richmond Street, Dublin 2, with stalls upon stalls of delicious, mouth watering food from all over the world, as well as some tasty beers and wines.

Eatyard have announced that this year they will be expanding across the city, with a second location confirmed at Airfield in Swords, and a third to be announced later this Summer.

This is amazing news, because this festival is the best place to spend your evenings when the sun is shining, where you can meet with other foodies and taste the heavenly food available from a number of different stalls.

This year, Eatyard will be adding some new faces to their festivals, with Handsome Burger joining the food line-up. This Galway based vendor have some of the best fries I have ever had the pleasure of hearing. Triple fried in beef dripping and tossed in rosemary salt, the fries are then topped with chorizo, fried vegetables and garlic and lemon aioli, or Parmesan and maple bacon and garlic aioli. Can you believe that?! I am starving just from reading it.

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Vendor Number 5 ? . The best from the West comes to @eatyard next week. Galway favourite @handsomeburgergalway will open up their first Dublin spot & serve their award winning menu. Their signature Handsome Burger made with juicy Irish beef patty, sticky onions, pickled cucumber & signature sauce in a brioche bun & their Bhaji Veggie burger sounds unreal too ? . Read our stories for more info ? . #eatyard #bernardshaw #weekend #dublin #lovindublin #ireland #bodytonic #food #foodporn #foodie #dublinfoodie #dublineats #dublinfoodtruck #dublinfood

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Olea will also be joining the team this year. Olea, based in Portobello, Dublin, is run by Ballymaloe Cookery School graduates, Jack Rainey and Holly Traynor and is a street food vendor that offers flatbread wraps with fillings such as spicy chickpeas, grilled halloumi, free range lamb kofta, fresh veg and a mix of herbs. Another addition that has my mouth watering.

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**VENDOR ANNOUNCEMENT NUMERO TWO** . @oleadublin is a family owned eatery born from years spent cooking for family & friends. Now they’re joining us serving up their delish fresh flatbreads with tangy veg, spicy chickpeas, free range lamb or halloumi & loaded with nourishing herbs. East Mediterranean inspired flavours & feel good food ?? . Go to our stories to read a little more about these guys we are very excited to try this menu out ? . #eatyard #bernardshaw #weekend #dublin #streetfood #lovindublin #ireland #bodytonic #food #foodporn #foodie #dublinfoodie #dublineats #dublinfoodtruck #dublinfood #olea

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Sweet Churro and Milk-bar Icecream Truck will be on site to offer us some palette cleansing desserts, with yum crepes, crispy churros, and Thai rolled icecream. Unreal!

Eatyard will have a number of festivals on over the Summer, with Eatyards Bake-Off on April 4th, Wine & Cheese Festival on May 16th, and their Crisp Festival on June 13th.

Eatyard open their doors this Thursday (7th March), and will be open every Thursday - Sunday. Happy Eating!

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Get down and get that last toastie from @meltdowndublin were open for the next three days from 12 ? . #eatyard #yuleyard #meltdown

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