Brownstone Pizza

Native New Yorker Steve Levine has eaten pizza all his life, at big family dinners and on front porch hangs. While selling t –shirts outside rock concerts and agonizing over baseball results. It has sustained him during long culinary school hours and nightly subway rides home. He has shared pizza with his Irish girlfriend and his kitchen crew in some of New York’s finest restaurants. Perfecting the pizza pie became a weekly tradition.  So when his young family decided to move to Dublin, maintaining this tradition became a necessity.  And so, Brownstone Pizza was born and the dough was started.  5 years later, in his new city, making pizza is still a weekly tradition. His pizza evokes all the memories and flavors of his hometown and invites you to be a part of it.

The Crazy Vegetable

The Crazy Vegetable, founded last year by James O’ Dubhghaill, a self taught chef, started his journey with the aim to introduce the public to a variety of plant based vegan dishes. All the ingredients that James adds to his creations are fresh from the gardens of his hometown in Wexford. Not only are they fresh, they are also made from scratch such as the Shawarma kebab, the seitan  used in the kebab is made from wheat gluten and hemp seeds, perfect for those looking for a protein alternative.

 

Grizzly Grinders

After a number of visits to the U.S.A and trying Philly Cheesesteak Sandwiches in 5 different States it was time to create one this side of the Atlantic. Bringing an Irish touch to it with a cheese sauce involving a few secret ingredients and the finest Irish beef.
GG’s offfer a soft sub roll with tender, melt in the mouth steak cut to 3mm thin, sautéed bell peppers and onions all topped with a delicious cheese sauce.

Love Falafel

Love Falafel create their delicious wraps and salad plates with a Lebanese twist. Their version is made from chick peas which are soaked, ground and mixed with spices, such as cumin, garlic and coriander, then deep friend to golden brown perfection.
Visit Love Falafel every Wednesday at Central Park Lunchtime Market.

Jackrabbit

Ian Marconi is a chef who learnt his trade working at the prestigious Moro restaurant in London before moving onto a variety of other respected London restaurants.

With Jackrabbit, Ian has merged these two successful businesses to create a concept that consistently offers its’ customers food that has been prepared with time, care and ingenuity.

Pacheco

Pacheco Venezuelan Street Food’s Andrea Olivo & Andrea Figueira bring their mouth watering Venezuelan food to Eastpoint, Mespil Road and Sandyford every week. Their menu includes gluten free Arepas, Yuca, Empanadas, Guasacaca, Platanitos and lots more. With a population of over 31 million, we think it’s fair to say that variety and quality of Venezuelan street food will be a hit for all visitors to our markets and events.

Meat Mafia

“Meat Mafia are passionate about the food we create. Our food is freshly prepared each morning and we use flame grilled 28-day dry aged sirloin steak is served on a toasted ciabatta with fresh rocket, sautéed mushrooms, onion and a choice of homemade pepper or garlic sauce”. For those who really enjoy their meat, try the Full Meaty – grilled steak & chicken served with onion, mushroom, coleslaw, cheese and mixed leaves.

The Crepe Wagon

A big hit on the festival scene, the Crepe Wagon are a family run business who grow all our own spinach, basil, tomatoes, strawberries and have a small orchard with apple, pear and plum trees.
Their crepes are freshly made on site and served from a very uniquely vintage style bicycle wagon. The Crepe Wagon staff are fully trained crepe makers and offer real quality and value for money. With healthy servings and innovative ideas and recipes, it’s easy to see why their crepes are always so popular.

Shaka Poké

Poké – The Next Big Healthy And Tasty Food Trend To Sweep Dublin’. Poké (pronounced POH-kay) has everyone hooked. It’s hard to resist Hawaii’s beloved raw fish salad. It is beautiful, colourful and vibrant on the eye and tastes even better! The real beauty of the dish is its simplicity. It mostly features sashimi grade tuna or salmon, marinated in soya sauce and sesame oil, diced into cubes and served up as a cross between sashimi and a chopped salad. Poké is SUPER healthy, fresh and tasty.

On The Hoof

The first of its kind in Ireland, On The Hoof have converted a Second World War army water tank as a wood fired smoker. ​All of the food is cooked using County Armagh apple wood adding a beautiful sweet smokey flavour to the food. Low and Slow is their style of cooking, with cook times varying from two to fourteen hours depending on the menu. You will find them at Eastpoint, Spencer Dock, Mespil Road, UCD (during term), Charlemont Place and Sandyford every week.

Jaru

Jaru is a Korean kitchen based in Dublin offering a range of Korean soul foods that include Kimchi Fried Rice, Korean BBQ Beef, Pork Belly, and a wide array of delightful side dishes (Banchan) and homemade sauces.
Jaru source all their ingredients every morning from the local market thus ensuring their customers taste the freshest food at every lunchtime market.

Tadka House

Tadka House offers a wide variety of low-calorie healthy food. Our menu lists an array of lean meat, fresh vegetables, lentils, beans etc. The fat content in our recipes is reduced whilst retaining the very best flavours and aromas of India. We use Irish meat, all fresh & halal food. We don’t use artificial colouring and we have replaced sugar with honey

Seoul Kitchen

Seoul Kitchen is Ireland’s first Korean street food market stall. We aim to offer an authentic South Korean cultural experience. Miju and Dahui are committed to making delicious food using only the highest quality local ingredients. Our Irish free-range meats are marinated using fabulous Korean sauces directly from South Korea.

dos burritos

One of our long term traders, Dos Burritos have been creating the best Mexican food at the Village Markets for over eight years. They offer three tasty options at all of our markets; the burrito, the burrito bowl or the burrito salad, all cooked fresh on site every morning. You will find all the usual fillings with a vegetarian option also on the menu. Their salsas include red salsa, smokey chipotle or green & sweetcorn salsa.

mr noodle

A popular stall at the Irish Village Market, with flames always emanating from their pitch as they cook up their sizzling king prawn fried noodle. These guys are in so much demand, expect to be handed a card with a number and wait for a bit. It is worth waiting for mind you, with veg spring rolls, chicken, king fries or beef fried noodle. For the vegetarian palate, the team at Mr Noodle can offer a white onion, mixed peppers, carrots, bean sprouts and spring onion noodle dish

Shoots & Roots

Former Cornucopia and Happy Pear head chef Philip adds a certain jena se qua to the Village Markets. Shoots & Roots emphasise the use of whole, unprocessed, plant based foods to achieve healthy, flavourful food. What they do is based on the principle of bringing together vibrant, delicious food with high quality nutrition. The food is minimally processed and fully plant based. Each week at the markets they offer a choice of two delicious veggie burgers, served with a creamy hummus and a cashew nut pesto, and a selection of five side salads to accompany them.

Falafel Bite

Visitors to the markets are very familiar with Falafel Bite. The ultra-white tent with the happy looking chef always has quite a buzz around it as customers await their daily fix. Catering for all tastes including vegan, halal and vegetarian our menu offers a falafel wrap, falafel plate or the mixed plate option.  Our team give customers a taste of the food from home (The Lebanon) but please ask us to go easy on the chillies, unless you like a serious kick from your food!

The Paella Guys

The Paella Guys is an award winning street food company. The quality of our ingredients is always paramount and we spare no expense using only extra virgin olive oils, Maldon sea salt, artisan chorizo, fresh herbs and hand made spice blends. We make everything by hand for each market and outdoor event. We cook our paella on-site so it doesn’t get any fresher. Our famous Chicken & Chorizo Paella and Moorish Meatballs have a loyal lunchtime following.

The Kitchen

The Kitchen Brazilian BBQ are Irelands first, busiest and tastiest Brazilian Street Food company. We use only the freshest and finest locally sourced & produced Irish meats & produce in our cooking. Run by husband & wife dynamic chef-duo Adrienne Ricardo & Michael Phelan, we offer Brazilian-style street food including “healthy” portions of BBQ’d beef, chicken breast & linguiça sausage accompanied with rice, chips and more.

TOKYO SUSHI & BENTO

We serve up dishes such as Norimaki – a traditional Japanese food which comes with different fillings such as grilled prawn, fresh salmon, tempura fish, avocado, cucumber and asparagus. And Temaki which is a hand rolled cone with Norimaki fillings. We also serve a Bento Box which includes five dishes such as 2 pieces of Norimaki, Japanese stew of the day, Tempura dish of the day, Stir fried seasonal vegetables, miso soup and rice. We also give a precise number on calories in our recipes.

Bratwurst

The authentic German sausage served with a bun and Sauerkraut (German onion) which is a tasty addition. We also offer our delicious German bratwurst with wedges in a lunchbox. This comes with optional sauerkraut, fried onion, red onion, mixed pepper and cheese, so you can have it just how you like it. Recently we have also started to offer potato noodles, this is a traditional German schupfnudeln served with sauerkraut, bacon and sour cream. Yum!

Burger Cartel

This is Ireland’s coolest and best street food burger outfit. Burger Cartel use only locally produced beef and suppliers to create their great burgers, and their menu includes great sides such as loaded fries. Burger Cartel also serves up spiced lamb burgers and chicken fillet burgers. Run by chef Paul Catterson, Burger Cartel operates from professionally branded gazebos, a vintage 1964 American Airstream Trailer and their newly arrived American style food truck.

Kerala Kitchen

Bringing fresh Indian food to the Irish Village Markets. We use tandoori ovens imported from Delhi to create the best dishes and all served from our hand painted Indian trailer. We have a full menu to choose from with all the favourites such as rogan josh, tikka masala, jalfrezi, paneer and spinach curry and also a wide range of vegetarian and vegan dishes all of which are gluten free. All our tasty dishes are served with rice and poppadoms.

Say Fish

Come rain, snow, wind or even the odd storm you can find ‘say fish’ serving up some of this islands best fish & chips. We receive fresh deliveries of only the best sustainable fish. Our classic fish & chips has modern twist on it, as we use Asian infused ingredients. All our tasty sauces are hand made using a special mix of spices that we blend. Our hand cut chips are twice cooked. This ensures our chips are cooked to perfection. We then toss our chips in a blend of seaweed and maldron sea salt. Yum!