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The
restaurant was an instant success,
becoming popular with Dubliners and
tourists alike. It was particularly popular
among the musical and the artistic
community, attracting famous visitors
such as Ronnie Wood (Rolling Stones),
The Waterboys, The Corrs and many
other stars from the music scene.
Dublin was literally starved for a
source of authentic traditional Irish
cooking, and Gallagher’s Boxty
House satisfied that hunger.
The restaurant achieved amazing
success in it’s first year, so much so
that Padraic Og was able to expand
into Number 21 Temple Bar within six
months of opening! This increased
the capacity of the restaurant to 80
seats. Further success enabled Padraic Og to develop
the basement area of both units in 1997 to the 110 seats that
the restaurant holds today. Today the restaurant caters for
up to 3,500 guests each week. |
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