There’s a new cafe/restaurant in Dublin’s iconic Woollen Mills building and I had been meaning to bring my camera in to take a few photos to share with you. On my whirlwind day last week, I slipped in and snapped away before grabbing coffee and a treat.
The Woollen Mills building is at least a hundred years old, and at one point functioned as a woollen mills. When I first moved here, you could still buy fabric and thread and things there, but it closed a few years ago. Elaine Murphy, the owner of one of our favorite restaurants, The Winding Stair, took over the Woollen Mills and turned it into a Dublin eating house that spans four floors. It’s a bakery, a coffee shop, a cafe and a restaurant that overlooks the River Liffey and the Hapenny Bridge.
The design is industrial, which does make sense, considering the building and its history. They’ve paired charcoal grey and tangerine orange in a really calming-yet-cheerful way.
I think I have 52 photos of the fuchsia muffin cups alone.
Those muffin cups sure have a great people-watching view!
The Woollen Mills, 42 Ormond Quay, Dublin 1
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This place makes me swoon!!! Must.go.
dang it I need some money for a trip back to Dublin!!! But right now still paying off the credit card from the last trip home to the U.S. : (
These pictures really make me want to go check it out. I was holding on because I’m still mourning the haberdashery/fabric shop…
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