The shop set behind a smart grey shop front is light and uncluttered with the all important sofa for rest while she has a rummage on the racks. There are some old original victorian shop display cases that contrast really well with frameless structural glass balustrade to the basement stairs. White walls and a parquet floor ad to make up a crisp feel and perfect backdrop to display some lovely clothes. Good to see Petria has some men's lines in stock too.
The cafe takes up less room and there is a glass door link between the two. The seats here are Hans Wegners Y chairs. There is also an option to sit under the canopies outside. I had a very good Eggs Benedict variation chosen from the chalked up back of door menu. All of the food is made by Maisha and they do great coffee. Its great to see this new cafe and shop development located on a corner amongst the red brick terraces of Dublin 8.
You will find Dolls and BiBis on Emorville Avenue Dublin 8.
Images via Dirtyfabulous Irish Times Nickysragtales
9 comments:
Yes Mrs.Seven has very good taste and the eggs benedict are delicious!
Thanks Sallyanne. Although good taste can lighten the bank balance.
Those sofas are so important!
ah. all our favourite things...food, clothes, coffee and a good chair!
Lorna, They also provide books for a browse while you sit.
Come over sunday, My only worry is that a full belly makes spending so much easier.
Do they sell booze? Retail and liquor makes the spending waaaay so much easier (perhaps they should consider this?)
They don't. But it's funny you should mention booze and clothes. My next post is on a clothes shop with a bar in it.
sounds dangerous. looking forward to it!
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