21 venues, one card.
A guide to gifting in Dublin.
What to give when you know the person better than you know their diary. Set dinners, brunch, the cinema, and one card that covers all of it.
Three gifts, and who each one suits
Pick the person first. A set dinner for a couple, a late brunch for the one who sleeps in, or the card itself for anyone you cannot quite place.
For the two of them
Six rooms do a set dinner for two with a bottle of house wine. The price changes with the room, not the idea.
For the one who is never up early
Two courses each and a glass of bubbles on arrival, at four rooms, for the same price at all of them.
One card, more than one room in a night
This is the part a single restaurant cannot do. One card works across the group, so an evening can move and nobody has to settle up twice.
Every room it opens
Restaurants, bars and the cinema. Pick one to see what the card buys there.
Angelina's
A dining room on the Grand Canal, with a terrace you can ask for when you book.
Three courses each from the set menu, and a bottle of house red or white.
Two courses each from the Brunch and Bubbles menu, and a glass of bubbles on arrival for both.
Three things worth knowing
How long it lasts
The card is good for 5 years from purchase, and the balance stays on it until it runs out.
How an experience works
Book ahead with the room, say you are using a voucher, and bring it with you. It holds the named experience for 12 months, then keeps the amount paid as value on the card.
Getting it to them
By email, printed at home, or posted for €5 a card. Order posted cards by 17 December for Christmas.
One card. 21 rooms. Their call.
Pick a set experience at a room you know they like, or put a value on the card and let them choose the room, the night and what they order.
