Bad Ass Cafe, Temple Bar, Dublin
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Tuesday, October 2, 2012
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Midweek - 2 nights B&B including dinner in the Bad Ass Cafe - €65 pp
Weekend - 2 nights B&B including dinner in the Bad Ass Cafe - €119 pp
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Bad Ass Cafe, Temple Bar Dublin, Review
Bad Ass Café
Crown Alley
Temple Bar
Dublin
Book Now 01 - 671 2596
Finding the Bad Ass Café
The Bad Ass Café is right in the heart of Temple Bar.
Book Now 01 - 671 2596
Meet and Greet
The Bad Ass Café is committed to providing the highest standards of customer service and they did not disappoint.
New Restaurant
As well as the stylish walk in café on the ground floor the Bad Ass Café is now opening its new upstairs restaurant what a treat.
Food
The food served in the Bad Ass Café is cooked to the highest standards and the Chef is committed to ensuring that the dining experience is a memorable one.
Book Now 01 - 671 2596
Billing
As well as offering high end customer service and world class food, the Bad Ass Café is determined to offer value for money and this was true with my bill.
In Conclusion
The Bad Ass Café is well located, clean with a classic interior design. Staff present well, engaging customers in a professional and courteous manner. The food is cooked to the highest standards and above all the Bad Ass Café offers value for money.
Sunday, September 16, 2012
Breaking news, Dublin whats on, Dublin events, Dublin music, Dublin theatre
Breaking news, Dublin whats on, Dublin events, Dublin music, Dublin theatre
Culture Night, Friday 21st September. Locals and visitors will enjoy the unique experience of Culture. Night, a free night of entertainment, discovery and adventure taking place in a record 34 towns, cities, counties and islands in Ireland. Museums, galleries, churches, historic houses, artists’ studios and cultural centres will open their doors late into the evening welcoming people of all ages to taste and sample their cultural delights for free on the evening.
Dublin Theatre Festival Family Season, The Ark, Temple Bar, 28th September to 14th October.
Features four acclaimed international theatre productions for families and schools. Visit an enchanting world full of birdsong and birdhouses in White from Catherine Wheels Theatre Company. Be utterly charmed by Belgian clown duo Okidok’s Ha Ha Ha, a show brimful of laughter. Slightly older children (Age 9+ - school groups only) can join story-teller Polarbear in Battersea Arts Centre's Mouth Open, Story Jump Out, a gripping tale of one boy’s addictive talent for making things up. Or meet a muddy potato, much in need of a bath in Shona Reppe’s Potato Needs A Bath. Tickets online now.
Culture Night, Friday 21st September. Locals and visitors will enjoy the unique experience of Culture. Night, a free night of entertainment, discovery and adventure taking place in a record 34 towns, cities, counties and islands in Ireland. Museums, galleries, churches, historic houses, artists’ studios and cultural centres will open their doors late into the evening welcoming people of all ages to taste and sample their cultural delights for free on the evening.
Dublin Theatre Festival Family Season, The Ark, Temple Bar, 28th September to 14th October.
Features four acclaimed international theatre productions for families and schools. Visit an enchanting world full of birdsong and birdhouses in White from Catherine Wheels Theatre Company. Be utterly charmed by Belgian clown duo Okidok’s Ha Ha Ha, a show brimful of laughter. Slightly older children (Age 9+ - school groups only) can join story-teller Polarbear in Battersea Arts Centre's Mouth Open, Story Jump Out, a gripping tale of one boy’s addictive talent for making things up. Or meet a muddy potato, much in need of a bath in Shona Reppe’s Potato Needs A Bath. Tickets online now.
Friday, August 3, 2012
Bank holiday whats on, Dublin whats on, Templebar Dublin whats on, whats on in Dublin this august bank holiday weekend 2012
Bank holiday whats on, Dublin whats on, Templebar Dublin whats on, whats on in Dublin this august bank holiday weekend 2012
The long weekend has been a long time coming but the good news is that there is plenty to keep boredom at bay but unfortunately, the same can’t be said about the weather.
One of the stranger events of the weekend will be the Zombie walk which is to take place in Dublin’s St Stephens Green tomorrow.
The instructions are pretty simple really: “Look dead. Walk,” the website advises before continuing that it’s about “having fun, dressing up, walking, shuffling, moaning through the streets and raising much needed contributions for very important charities”. Further details at www.dublinzombiewalk.
One place which certainly won’t be dead this weekend is Croke Park which has a jam-packed weekend line-up with double-headers due tomorrow and Sunday.
Mayo and Down kick off at 5pm tomorrow while Dublin and Laois take to the pitch at 7pm. Then on Sunday it’s the turn of Cork and Kildare at 2pm Sunday while Croker will be awash with green and gold at 4pm when Donegal meet Kerry.
The capital will also see Fortune's Fool Productions are presenting Shakespeare’s The Tempest in the Iveagh Gardens with the show starting at 3pm both tomorrow and Sunday while evening performances will continue into next week.
If it’s just the cliff notes maybe you’re after the Cliff Diving World Series which takes place in Inis Mor, the largest of the Arran Islands located off the Galway coast, tomorrow. Huge crowds are expected for the event which will see competitors diving at the Serpent's Lair from 2pm to 4pm.
Also out west the Galway racing festival continues until Sunday. Today’s first race begins at 5.10pm and the last race is at 8.25pm while on Saturday and Sunday the races begin at 2.25pm and 2.15pm respectively, with the last races at 5.30pm and 6pm. Stiles open two hours before the first race each day.
If it’s music, literature, drama and food you’re after the Liss Ard festival in Skibbereen, Co Cork is the place to be with a line up which includes seventies disco and funk legends Chic, Jamaican reggae greats Toots & the Maytals, local musician Mick Flannery and Irish singer/songwriters Lisa Hannigan and Julie Feeney.
Spraoi International Street Art Festival takes place in Waterford where around 60,000 people are expected to take up vantage points for the annual Spraoi Parade from 9.30pm tomorrow.
If you find yourself in Wexford on Sunday watch out for the rebels and the redcoats who will march out of Enniscorthy to meet again on the battlefield under Vinegar Hill as the National 1798 Rebellion Centre holds the first ever re-enactment of the Battle of Vinegar Hill.
The first festival celebrating the best of Carlow’s artisan food; the Carlow Food Hero festival takes place in the gardens of the Step House Hotel, Borris, on Sunday May 15th.
The Ladies Irish Open takes place in Killeen Castle in Dunsany, Co Meath until Sunday 5th August while the Tour de Kilkenny will take place around the county tomorrow. Also in Kilkenny, the Inistioge Vintage Rally will take place tomorrow and Sunday. In Cork the Ballycotton Family Fun Day will take place on Sunday.
Of course all this fun comes with the usual Irish weather disclaimer: “Really anybody heading off for the weekend should bring the old raincoat,” Evelyn Cusack in Met Éireann said, adding that the weekend would see very showery weather right across the country.
“There’s a slow pressure area coming in from the Atlantic so lots of heavy showers around with thunderstorms likely and possibly even hail which wouldn’t be that unusual. “The driest area will be the northwest but it will quite cool there”, she said, adding that people should consult the radar on the Met Éireann website for short-term local forecasts.
The long weekend has been a long time coming but the good news is that there is plenty to keep boredom at bay but unfortunately, the same can’t be said about the weather.
One of the stranger events of the weekend will be the Zombie walk which is to take place in Dublin’s St Stephens Green tomorrow.
The instructions are pretty simple really: “Look dead. Walk,” the website advises before continuing that it’s about “having fun, dressing up, walking, shuffling, moaning through the streets and raising much needed contributions for very important charities”. Further details at www.dublinzombiewalk.
One place which certainly won’t be dead this weekend is Croke Park which has a jam-packed weekend line-up with double-headers due tomorrow and Sunday.
Mayo and Down kick off at 5pm tomorrow while Dublin and Laois take to the pitch at 7pm. Then on Sunday it’s the turn of Cork and Kildare at 2pm Sunday while Croker will be awash with green and gold at 4pm when Donegal meet Kerry.
The capital will also see Fortune's Fool Productions are presenting Shakespeare’s The Tempest in the Iveagh Gardens with the show starting at 3pm both tomorrow and Sunday while evening performances will continue into next week.
If it’s just the cliff notes maybe you’re after the Cliff Diving World Series which takes place in Inis Mor, the largest of the Arran Islands located off the Galway coast, tomorrow. Huge crowds are expected for the event which will see competitors diving at the Serpent's Lair from 2pm to 4pm.
Also out west the Galway racing festival continues until Sunday. Today’s first race begins at 5.10pm and the last race is at 8.25pm while on Saturday and Sunday the races begin at 2.25pm and 2.15pm respectively, with the last races at 5.30pm and 6pm. Stiles open two hours before the first race each day.
If it’s music, literature, drama and food you’re after the Liss Ard festival in Skibbereen, Co Cork is the place to be with a line up which includes seventies disco and funk legends Chic, Jamaican reggae greats Toots & the Maytals, local musician Mick Flannery and Irish singer/songwriters Lisa Hannigan and Julie Feeney.
Spraoi International Street Art Festival takes place in Waterford where around 60,000 people are expected to take up vantage points for the annual Spraoi Parade from 9.30pm tomorrow.
If you find yourself in Wexford on Sunday watch out for the rebels and the redcoats who will march out of Enniscorthy to meet again on the battlefield under Vinegar Hill as the National 1798 Rebellion Centre holds the first ever re-enactment of the Battle of Vinegar Hill.
The first festival celebrating the best of Carlow’s artisan food; the Carlow Food Hero festival takes place in the gardens of the Step House Hotel, Borris, on Sunday May 15th.
The Ladies Irish Open takes place in Killeen Castle in Dunsany, Co Meath until Sunday 5th August while the Tour de Kilkenny will take place around the county tomorrow. Also in Kilkenny, the Inistioge Vintage Rally will take place tomorrow and Sunday. In Cork the Ballycotton Family Fun Day will take place on Sunday.
Of course all this fun comes with the usual Irish weather disclaimer: “Really anybody heading off for the weekend should bring the old raincoat,” Evelyn Cusack in Met Éireann said, adding that the weekend would see very showery weather right across the country.
“There’s a slow pressure area coming in from the Atlantic so lots of heavy showers around with thunderstorms likely and possibly even hail which wouldn’t be that unusual. “The driest area will be the northwest but it will quite cool there”, she said, adding that people should consult the radar on the Met Éireann website for short-term local forecasts.
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Bad Ass Cafe, Temple Bar Dublin
Bad Ass Café
Crown Alley
Temple Bar
Dublin
Book Now 01 - 671 2596
Finding the Bad Ass Café
The Bad Ass Café is right in the heart of Temple Bar.
Meet and Greet
The Bad Ass Café is committed to providing the highest standards of customer service.
New Restaurant
As well as the stylish walk in café on the ground floor the Bad Ass Café is now opening its new upstairs restaurant.
Food
The food served in the Bad Ass Café is cooked to the highest standards and our Chef is committed to ensuring that your dining experience is a memorable one.
Billing
As well as offering high end customer service and world class food, the Bad Ass Café is determined to offer value for money.
In Conclusion
The Bad Ass Café is well located, clean with a classic interior design. Staff present well, engaging customers in a professional and courteous manner. The food is cooked to the highest standards and above all the Bad Ass Café offers value for money.
Book Now 01 - 671 2596
Panto Tickets, Sleeping Beauty, George Frederic Handel Hotel Temple Bar Dublin
Cheerios Panto – Sleeping Beauty
14 DECEMBER 2011 – 15 JANUARY 2012
TICKETS: €29.50 (Family tickets available over the phone for €100. Two Adults & two Children, rows N, O, P, R, and T)BOX OFFICE: 01 454 4472 Book Online Now
The Cheerios Panto returns to the Tivoli Theatre this Christmas. Starring TV3′s Alan Hughes as the ever loveable Sammy Sausages, Niamh Kavanagh as the Evil Queen, and the role of the Good Queen will be shared by Georga Salpa and Michelle McGrath.
The panto has become a huge success due to the best advertising around; your word-of-mouth!!
From December 14th 2011 this hilarious and glamorous production will once again entertain both kids and adults alike, as only it can!! We hope to see you there… Thanks a thousand!!”
Karl Broderick,
Producer and Writer of The Cheerios Panto
”Irelands Best Panto” – Joe Duffy RTE
“Always The Best Panto In Town”
“High production values & full on entertainment – it is glittering and heartwarming” – Irish Times
***December 21st 2011 is a special Charity Night in aid of C.A.R.I.***
Please book your tickets early to avoid disappointment.
**** News Update **** – ” producers of The Cheerios Panto are disappointed to tell all our panto fans that Georgia Salpa has pulled out of the show. This is beyond our control. Michele McGrath, has stepped into the role full time and producers say she will be fantastic, in what will be an amazing show” Anthem Productions
THESE DATES ARE SOLD OUT:
Thursday 15th December 6:30 pm
Saturday 17th December 2:00 pm
Sunday 18th December 6:30 pm
Tuesday 20th December 11:00 am & 6.30 pm
Tuesday 10th January 7:30 pm
Thursday 15th December 6:30 pm
Saturday 17th December 2:00 pm
Sunday 18th December 6:30 pm
Tuesday 20th December 11:00 am & 6.30 pm
Tuesday 10th January 7:30 pm
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