Eatyard is Bodytonic’s Food Platform that we use to Create & Promote anything to do with Food & Drinks, be it; Brands, Events, Takeovers, Markets, Festivals, Talks & More
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Eatyard Locations
Eatyard Street Food Market
Cross Guns Bridge, Drumcondra, Dublin 9
A permanent street food market beside The Bernard Shaw with 5 different food vendors ranging from Asian & Mexican Cuisines, to Toasties, Vegan Goodness & Pizzas; The Saucy Cow, Griolladh, Janets, Village Pizza Dublin & La Cocina Cuevas. You can just rock up and order from our food vendors for takeaway (some of them are on delivery platforms too) If you’d like to sit out in Eatyard that’s cool too – but booking in is advised. More info here.
The Eatyard Wine & Cheese Shop
Upstairs in The Bernard Shaw, Cross Guns Bridge, Drumcondra
Born out of running Wine & Cheese festivals for the last couple of years and seeing as we won’t be able to do that for a while, we’ve decided to start our own shop selling whopper wines, quality cheeses, crafty cans of all liquid types and a few other bits & pieces we like to spread, nibble and drizzle over things. MORE INFO HERE
The Eatyard Deli
George’s St, Dun Laoghaire
The first of our many street food deli’s (to come) We built a hatch at the front entrance of The Lighthouse and started selling hot drinks, porridge, sandwiches, wine & cheese boxes, sweets, games & more. MORE INFO HERE
The Eatyard Deli
Clanbrassil St, MVP
Our latest Eatyard Project; building a second deli over at MVP. Here we’ve teamed up with Bretzel Bakery to delivery all the hot pastry goods and The Secret Sandwich Society to dish out the sourdough toasties. MORE INFO HERE
Eatyard Events & Festivals
Think Crisp Festival, Gin Fusion, The Wine & Cheese Festivals, Yuleyard, Monthly Markets, Sunday Sessions & Others. 2018 was the year we began taking on bigger ideas and ventures with Eatyard such as The Crisp Fest & Wine & Cheese in our Portobello location. In 2019 we went even bigger – we cruised over to Pot Duggans in Co. Clare to run Sunday Dining Sessions with some of the finest Irish chefs, we hosted our Wine & Cheese Festivals in the Iveagh Gardens and we began running a monthly ‘Market Park’ series in Jam Park, Swords, our newest venue. We ran our first post lockdown market in Dec – here we showcased Irish design collectives, local artists, house clearances, nail artists, vinyl vendors, vintage clothing, crafts, furniture, jewellery, books, bakers, makers, growers and doers. Hopefully we’ll get back to running events in 2021
Where Did Eatyard Start?
Eatyard first appeared at Bodytonic’s Beatyard Festival, Dun Laoghaire in 2016 as a motley crew of street food vendors feeding hungry festival goers. We thought street food deserved more of a home than just popping up at festivals and so in November of that year we opened up a semi-permanent food market next to The Bernard Shaw in Portobello. There, we welcomed some tasty trucks and stalls through the gates including vendors like Vish Shop, Kale and Coco, Wing It and Box Burger. We even built an Eatyard stage to host talks and demos where we’ve cooked with Levi Roots, chatted with 3FEs Colin Harmon and Mr. Holmes Bakery in San Francisco. After 12 years in Portobello, The Bernard Shaw & Eatyard move north side to Crossguns bridge, beside the Royal Canal.
Some Eatyard Mentions & Awards
Awards
‘Recognised Leaders in Irish Street Food’
Irish enterprise Awards 2018
‘Recognised Leaders in Casual Dining – Dublin’
Global Excellence Awards 2018
‘Best Outdoor Catering Business – Dublin’
Restaurant & Bar Awards 2018
Articles
‘A properly cool food court beside an excellent pub with quality fast food aimed at vegans, carnivores and hipsters.’ – read more here
‘The hippest spot to grab a bite while you’re Xmas shopping’ – read more here
‘4 Excellent Eats to try at Yuleyard’ – read more here
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