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The cute little courtyard at The Cake Café, located on Pleasants Place — a quiet unassuming laneway just off Grantham Street — has to be one of the loveliest places in the city to loiter in.

An Arklow chef will showcase the story of Irish food as part of this year's virtual St Patrick's Day Festival. 'A History of Irish Food with Tadgh Byrne' is a series of short documentaries that looks at Ireland's culinary history and its food culture today. The show will premiere later this month as part of the St Patrick's Day celebrations and is made by the Reelists, a production company with links to Arklow. 'It started as a pub chat in the Arklow Bay Hotel,' Tadgh said, explaining how the series came about. 'The festival needed content. I called up friends, lecturers and people I wanted t...

Share this article Fancy a lockdown treat? If you're looking for a way to celebrate at home under Level 5 restrictions, look not further than takeaway afternoon tea. Enjoy sweet treats, savoury bites and bubbles from some of Dublin's best restaurants and hotels from the comfort of your own home. Here's where you can get some for yourself: 1. The Cake Cafe For €49.80, you'll get: A selection of our mini sandwiches made on two types of our house made bread A selection of our freshly baked cakes and mini scones with homemade jam and cream Prosecco cocktails for two A selection of artisan teas

A 2021 sign is placed under where the fleur-de-lis will drop to mark the new year in New Orleans, Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2020. The City of New Orleans announced there will not be a firework show on the Mississippi River to bring in the new year and there will be no spectators at the fleur-de-lis drop due to the coronavirus outbreak. (Photo by Sophia Germer, NOLA.com, The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate) STAFF PHOTO BY SOPHIA GERMER

Even though it was closed, Malik Bartholomew, left center, of Know NOLA Tours, brought tourists James St. Hill and his wife, Hawa, left, both of Charlottesville, Virginia, to Li'l Dizzy's Cafe so they could see the much-loved restaurant in New Orleans on Tuesday, November 10, 2020. Bartholomew poses for a photo with owner Wayne Baquet. (Photo by Chris Granger | The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate) PHOTO BY CHRIS GRANGER Staff photo by Ian McNulty Staff photo by Ian McNulty Advocate photo by J.T. BLATTY Cheryl Gerber Staff photo by Ian McNulty Photo By Cheryl Gerber Staff photo by Ia...