Party Time Tomorrow as Bewley's Grafton Street hits Eighty Years Young
FREE COFFEE AT BEWLEY'S BIRTHDAY BASH ALL DAY TUESDAY 7.00 AM – 10 PM
8.00 am – 10.00 am Radio Bewley's (In-house DJ)
10.00 am – 2.00 pm Bewley's Manila Strings Trio
11.15 am – Master Blender Paul O'Toole interviewed on balcony.
11.25 am – Patrick Bewley interviewed on street.
1.30 pm – 4.30 pm The Coffee Beat (Drummers)
4.30 pm – 7.30 pm Fire Performers on street
2.00 pm – 6.00 pm Bewley's Tropical Storm (Musicians)
6.00 pm – 9.00 pm Tony Oscar's Salsa Band and Dancing at Bewley's
Marking its eighty year strong presence on Grafton Street, Bewley's Café will provide free coffee to customers and the public all day (7 am – 10 pm) Tuesday 27th November - the exact date of its opening on the Street in 1927.
The totally rejuvenated café serves Ireland's finest speciality coffees, patisseries and top quality food from breakfasts to mediterranean style cuisine. In keeping with the Bewley's tradition of freshness, quality and craftsmanship, the coffee served at the café is entirely roasted on the premises by skilled roasters, while bakery goods are handmade in the café bakery.
Since it first opened in 1927, Bewley's Grafton Street café has played a significant role in the literary, cultural and social life of Dublin. The interior of Ireland's oldest and most famous café, originally designed in the style of an oriental tearoom, was painstakingly restored in recent years, and includes the renowned Harry Clarke stained glass windows and hand-painted silk wallpaper.
In the style of the best European cafes, Bewley's Grafton Street serves those who simply wish to enjoy a coffee and savour the great views and atmosphere of Grafton Street, to those seeking to enjoy the best breakfasts, salads and pastas in town.
FREE COFFEE AT BEWLEY'S BIRTHDAY BASH ALL DAY TUESDAY 7.00 AM – 10 PM
8.00 am – 10.00 am Radio Bewley's (In-house DJ)
10.00 am – 2.00 pm Bewley's Manila Strings Trio
11.15 am – Master Blender Paul O'Toole interviewed on balcony.
11.25 am – Patrick Bewley interviewed on street.
1.30 pm – 4.30 pm The Coffee Beat (Drummers)
4.30 pm – 7.30 pm Fire Performers on street
2.00 pm – 6.00 pm Bewley's Tropical Storm (Musicians)
6.00 pm – 9.00 pm Tony Oscar's Salsa Band and Dancing at Bewley's
Marking its eighty year strong presence on Grafton Street, Bewley's Café will provide free coffee to customers and the public all day (7 am – 10 pm) Tuesday 27th November - the exact date of its opening on the Street in 1927.
The totally rejuvenated café serves Ireland's finest speciality coffees, patisseries and top quality food from breakfasts to mediterranean style cuisine. In keeping with the Bewley's tradition of freshness, quality and craftsmanship, the coffee served at the café is entirely roasted on the premises by skilled roasters, while bakery goods are handmade in the café bakery.
- There will be free brewed coffee, americanos, cappuccinos, lattes, teas and hot chocolate all day.
- A feast of free live entertainment is also planned for the café with music and dance acts, salsa, fire performers, drummers and DJs.
- Delicious free pizza slices will also be provided by the award winning Café Bar Deli Restaurant at Bewley's.
- Drop in anytime Tuesday (27th) and join in the party.
- Happy Birthday to Bewley's Grafton Street.
Since it first opened in 1927, Bewley's Grafton Street café has played a significant role in the literary, cultural and social life of Dublin. The interior of Ireland's oldest and most famous café, originally designed in the style of an oriental tearoom, was painstakingly restored in recent years, and includes the renowned Harry Clarke stained glass windows and hand-painted silk wallpaper.
In the style of the best European cafes, Bewley's Grafton Street serves those who simply wish to enjoy a coffee and savour the great views and atmosphere of Grafton Street, to those seeking to enjoy the best breakfasts, salads and pastas in town.
