Industry

Well designed collection of things for your home and accessories, in particular. There’s also a café with coffee and some fresh salads and things. We love the vibe, reminds me of Brooklyn.

It’s all about salad bars in Dublin and Industry fits in pretty well along with others like Sprout, Cornucopia and Chopped which are not too far away either. On a busy sunny Saturday finding a nice quite place for lunch is near impossible, but Industry came to the rescue and I ordered the small salad (2 salads) + one meat + soup combo for 10.45 euro. The food was great, tasted really nice and flavourful for salad. The options they had were lentil salad, butterbeans, carrot and fennel, cucumber, sweet potatoes and beetroot with feta, and the meat choices were either grilled chicken skewers or salmon. The prices were all under 10 euro and the potions are just right. I got the tomato and butter bean soup which was amazing! The other option there was sweet potato and coconut milk. There is very little seating, maybe only 5 tables plus 3 window seats, but the atmosphere is fairly chic yet serene being in the corner of a design shop. The staff were quite nice, and it caters well for vegetarians. By the way, they don’t serve food on Sundays, just baked treats and coffee/​tea.
The shop itself is Irish design so everything they sell is very simplistic with a rustic feel to it. The sea based cosmetic range is pretty nice and smells lovely. The prices are not too high but not cheap either, however the quality seems good and the design is quite unique.
Overall, a trendy design store harbouring a great little café!

What’s not to love! This place oozes I WANT!
A homeward store that is jammed packed with unique, unusual and quality products. Everything from utensils to cook books to blankets and cushions… I’m especially in love with their lighting options which have a great retro vibe going on and makes me wanna redesign my place :-)
This is their smaller store though so if you ding find what you’re after, walk 5minx to Drury Street to check out their stock in the larger store

great spot for lunch if you are looking for a healthy salad & soup. Had the special € 10 deal which comes with a small salad (choice of 2) — beet root and lentils — a soup (pumkin) — and a meat (grilled chicken). Cool setting within an interior design store

As a design shop it’s pretty cool, there are so many cool things that you could imagine you are walking for a while around the Manhattan Soho.
As a place to eat, it’s quite trendy following the San Francisco ideas, eating healthy couscous, or some cool rice… organic is the future
To buy some industrial chairs, or some cool stuff, it’s a nice place, a bit expensive, so please bring your credit or debit card… or just go in and watch pretty cool stuff.
To eat, it’s cool and healthy, a mix and good combination from the time we are living, prices are ok, no necessary to bring your cards., at least to eat.

Industry is a great place to shop for that special something either for a gift or for your home. It’s über stylish and parts of the shop have scenes that could be taken straight from a magazine– I’ve featured it on my blog and in free-​lance work in the past but hadn’t been in a while so it was great to revisit on Unilocal #DublinDesignNight — it was also a great chance to try out their food and drink — on offer that night was their ‘new to the menu’ Moroccan meatballs which www fresh and delicious and their Industry storm cocktails although the later were special to the menu for the night that was in it. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable and it’s a big recommendation to visit and shop

VIVA LA REVOLUIÓN
The salad revolution is happening in Dublin!
It’s been spearheaded by many great amazing places like Brother Hubbard, Alchemy, Lolly&Cooks and now Industry can stand alongside these greats.
I’ll be honest, I have no idea what the rest of Industry offers apart from food. I think it’s a furniture store that looks pretty cool & woodeny but I came here for one reason & one reason only. And that’s for a lunch time salad.
and booooy can do this place do a lunchtime salad. € 7.5 will net you the 4 salad option or € 9.50 gets you the bigger 6 salad option. There’s a fine selection of salads to choose from such as lentils, roast aubergine & sweet potatoes. There’s literally nothing you could pick that’s bad for you but the flavour is all there. Also kudo points to the servers arranging it into a box in cubic fashion. This thrilled my inner OCD.
You can sit down to eat on their wooden table and chairs that have price tags on them, because duh, furniture store, but I wouldn’t mind them doing a teeny bit more with the seating area. It can kinda feel like you’re just sitting down in the middle of a shop that sells furniture… because you are…
All in all, Industry can be added to your ‘craving tasty salad’ mode of eating. Enjoy.

Really cool little spot half vintage 2^nd hand store an half café. It’s set up on Drury street which is ever growing with fab coffee shops
Really sweet little spot and actually really great coffee to be had hear as well ! Looks like it’s expensive to eat tho, I seen a deal for soup and a salad for € 11 ! Seemed steep
Had a walk around the shop then at down for a coffee hard to decide if it’s a vintage store with a café in it or the other way around it’s a odd little space but I do really like it ! It works for me :)
Girl at the coffee station was really plesent to talk to aswell which is always nice

One of my favorite shops in Dublin as far as knick knacks and the sort. They’ve taken a very design friendly, visually appealing approach to the items they keep in the store. The ladies are always so friendly when it comes to asking for a gift suggestion or looking up if they have something in stock. Items a stylish minimalist would enjoy! I always seem to get ideas when I take a browse through the store.

Love love love the array of designers they carry. Their look is a great combo of industrial and cozy — a cohesive feel to the place while still offering pieces that cater to several styles. Definitely bookmarking the shop for a future visit! (I went to the location on Drury street.)