Bewley's Cafe Theatre, Dublin

Behold this truly iconic caf茅, which first flung open its doors in 1927, sprawling across multiple floors. Snagging a coveted window seat offers prime views of bustling Grafton Street, while the ground floor showcases six exquisite stained-glass windows by Harry Clarke.

Once the stomping grounds of Whyte's Academy, a school that counted the Duke of Wellington and Robert Emmet among its pupils, this establishment has earned its stripes as a "Dublin landmark". Drawing inspiration from the grand caf茅s of Paris and Vienna, it has long served as a beloved meeting spot for locals and a haven for leisurely reading sessions, attracting literary luminaries like James Joyce, Patrick Kavanagh, Samuel Beckett, and Sean O'Casey over the years.

Today, the menu features a delightful array of pizzas, pastas, and fresh salads, alongside traditional Bewley's breakfasts and decadent cream cakes. During interludes of short plays in the second-floor caf茅 theatre, patrons can enjoy a light lunch, while evenings are infused with the lively rhythms of cabaret, jazz, and comedy.

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Sight Location: Dublin, Ireland (See walking tours in Dublin)
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