Hot Spot: Where to Get the 'Gram in Dublin

Lifestyle & Sports
23 Oct 18

Take a picture it will last longer.

Unless you took a photo were you there at all? These days everyone feels the need to keep up appearances on their social media accounts. Word of mouth just won’t do. It’s nearly assumed if you meet with friends you have to let the world know. Maybe it’s too easy nowadays to simply spend the day online shopping and binge-watching Netflix, so when we actually do leave the house it becomes share-worthy. We have pulled together a list of artsy, quirky and millennial pink spots for the perfect post.

North side

Token

Decked out with an arcade theme along with comic book menus, and better still vegan and vegetarian options.

72-74 Queen Street, Smithfield, Dublin 7.

Frank Ryan’s Bar

A pink pub, need I say more?

5 Queen St, Arran Quay, Dublin 7.

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Abbey Court Hostel

The stunning floral front of the hostel would brighten anyone’s day, or feed. There’s also an umbrella garden to add to the content.

29 Bachelors Walk, North City, Dublin 1.

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Ha'penny Bridge

This pedestrian bridge is home to many lovers' lockets and shots overlooking the city scenery.

Bachelors Walk, North City, Dublin 1.

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South side

The Alex

Dublin’s answer to Sketch London. The plush millennial pink interior is the ideal spot to show your fancy cocktail.

41-47 Fenian St, Dublin, Dublin 2.

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Póg

Best known for brunch, Póg boasts a cool interior with hanging plants and neon signs. Fancy a póg? Try their pancakes and signature pink beet chai lattes.

Trinity Plaza, Tara St, Dublin 2 (another location on north side 32 Bachelors Walk, Dublin 1).