Farrier & Draper 1920s garb, chandeliers and amazing cocktails.
a review by Tapas Trail Dublin
Dublin Town is buzzing. Tonight sees the big launch of one of the most talk about venues to open this year. in the space previously occupied by The Lost Society.
The place is draped in opulence chandeliers, ornate fireplaces and crucially, tons of amazing cocktails.
The waiters and bar staff are all kitted out in full 1920s garb, complete with peaky blinders hats, shirts and sleeve garters.
Check out our video invite below, how cool is this??
Farrier & Draper No. 59 South William Street is officially opening its doors tonight. The impressively well stocked bar hosts the best treats from Ireland and across the World.
The waiters and bar staff will be kitted out in full 1920s garb, complete with peaky blinders hats, shirts and sleeve garters. The whole bar upstairs, and stairs leading up to it, is decorated with hundreds of 1920s style paintings and photographs, giving a very definite Prohibition era feel to the place. The upstairs bar, located in what was once Lady Powerscourt’s very own bedroom, offers even more space, with alluring decor and good music. Tonight will feature Spring Break and Conor McGrath accompanied by the in-house DJ.
If you are looking to offer a cool, upmarket experience in a setting that’s chilled out, upmarket cocktails and using all premium products, this the place for you.
Clinton White, General Manager
Whats in the name Farrier & Draper? Apparently, it connects the contemporary and historical roles that South William Street and Powerscourt Townhouse played in the life of the city centre, as farriers and drapers plied their trade there in the 18th century.
In the heart of Dublin’s creative quarter, Farrier & Draper http://www.farrieranddraper.ie is a slick spot for the savvy drinker.
With a 60-seater Italian restaurant downstairs, offering old school Italian food al forno, a stone pizza oven and authentic Italian dishes. There should be something for absolutely everyone.
Upon entering through our impressive glass doors which originally served as the Powerscourt Townhouse horse & carriage entrance, you will be met by our exquisite collection of spirits. whiskeys & craft beers housed within the floor to ceiling display.
We will let you know how we get on tonight. Cant bloody wait…
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Hopefully see you on our next Tapas Trail… #EatDrinkExplore
Paul & The Tapas Team
