5 Great Food Trucks That Live At The Local
By The Gloss
Gastro pubs can be hit and miss, but your friendly neighbourhood food truck is a solid bet …
Frequently voted as the best of the best, The Dough Bros wood-fired pizza is somewhat legendary. Renowned for serving up seriously delicious authentic Neapolitan style pizza, you’ll find The Dough Bros slinging their delicious pies in the buzzing beer garden at O’Connell’s Bar on Eyre Square. My personal choice has to be The Stinger with Gubeen chorizo, fresh chilli and a drizzle of hot honey. @oconnellsgalway
Sumi’s Kitchen at Ryan’s, Beggars Bush, Dublin 4
If I had to pick a favourite cuisine (thankfully, I don’t), Indian would likely be my choice. Chicken biryani with a side of dal and raita would be my death row dish, so Sumi’s Kitchen ticks all the boxes. Lamb keema with steaming pav, fish thali and Chettinad chicken can all be yours, accompanied by a cold frothy beer. Mumbai-style street food in leafy Dublin 4, what’s not to like? Open Wednesday to Sunday. @sumiskitchen_official
Vietnom, The Glimmer Man, Dublin 7
Banh Mi and beer? Count me in. Possibly one of the best sandwiches ever created, an umami banh mi is as fresh and exciting as sandwiches get, and when paired with a cold beer on a summer evening we think it’s pretty close to food heaven. If a banh mi doesn’t float your boat, a curry option for €12 is incredible value. Open Thursday to Sunday from 6-10pm. @vietnomdublin
Fuppin Delish at Humphreys, Ranelagh, Dublin 6
One of my favourite pubs in Dublin, Humphreys is a great spot for summer drinks. The beer garden is extensive and the addition of Fuppin Delish in recent years has elevated the pub offering to near perfect. Forget pub crisps or peanuts, tacos y antojitos is where it’s at. Antojitos are Mexican snacks typically sold by street vendors and in Fuppin Delish they take the form of burgers, wings, scallion pancake quesadilla and the classic pub toastie so if Tacos aren’t for you, the options are endless. Open Tuesday to Sunday. @fuppindelish
If there is a more idyllic spot to eat pizza in Dublin, I have yet to find it. It’s casual fare all the way with wood-fired sandwiches and coffee by day, wood-fired pizza with cold beers or chilled wines by night. You can eat indoors at The Strawberry Hall, but all the summer fun takes place in the huge safari tent perched on the banks of the River Liffey. It’s rustic, charming and you would never believe you are a mere 7km from the city. Open Monday to Sunday with pizza available every day from 4.30pm to 9.30pm. @goatsgruffdublin
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