Who owns Cafe en Seine?
the Mercantile Group
Cafe en Seine, the Dublin superpub owned by the Mercantile Group, almost doubled its normal annual sales last year to about €9.5 million following a revamp, it is understood.
Who owns the mercantile group?
Mercantile is controlled by American-based Irish construction magnate Maurice Regan, and operates eight venues in the centre of Dublin. McGrath and business partners Vinny and Gerard Melinn operate six restaurants, including the successful Fade Street Social.
What age is Cafe en Seine?
Nestled in the heart of Dublin’s city centre on Dawson Street, Cafe en Seine was established in 1993 and quickly became a go-to destination for locals and visitors to the city.
Who owns the Mercantile Hotel?
Property NSW New
| Mercantile Hotel | |
|---|---|
| Owner | Property NSW |
| New South Wales Heritage Register | |
| Official name | Mercantile Hotel; Shell shop |
| Type | State heritage (built) |
Who owns whelans pub?
The Mercantile Group
Whelan’s (music venue)
| Whelan’s | |
|---|---|
| Location | 25 Wexford Street, Dublin 2 |
| Country | Ireland |
| Owner | The Mercantile Group |
| Other information |
Who owns the Mercantile Hotel Sydney?
Who owns the George Bar Dublin?
the Mercantile Entertainment Group
It was subsequently purchased by the group of bars and clubs owned by the Capital Bars Group and today it is owned by the Mercantile Entertainment Group who own several venues around the city including the popular music venue, Whelans.
What is the capacity of whelans Dublin?
Capacity for shows to be cut from 450 to 88 as strict Covid rules introduced for performers. Popular Dublin venue Whelan’s is to reopen on August 10th as a bar and for gigs.
Who owns whelans pub in Dublin?
How big is whelans?
Whelan’s is small—it can only fit 450 soft-rocking souls, packed in like sardines on the main floor and the upstairs balcony—but that adds to the mystique, where artist and audience commune to create something that can be quite special.
Who owns Cafe en Seine in Paris?
Through Chupn, Mr Fitzgerald and his son Eddie Fitzgerald own the freehold for the cavernous Cafe En Seine, which they bought for about €10 million in 2010. The pub is by far the largest of the four that were for sale, and was at the vanguard of the “superpubs” that emerged during the boom.
What makes Dublin’s Cafe en Seine so special?
Dublin’s Cafe en Seine, which re-opens on Friday after a five-month, €4 million makeover, has been fully Frenchified. The two buildings at 39 and 40 Dawson Street have been transformed into a sleek, opulent space set over three storeys, in a style redolent of the grandest Parisian brasserie.
Are the doors open at cafeenseine?
We’re pleased to announce our doors are open and we are back to doing what we do best. Book now on our website. www.cafeenseine.ie