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- Temple Bar Food Market
- Corleggy Cheeses. (Prop – Silke Cropp)
- St Martin Shellfish. (Prop – John McInerney)
- Judith’s Wild Flowers. (Prop – Judith Wolff)
- Sabores De Mexico (Props – Gustavo & Theresa Hernandez)
- Sheridan’s Cheesemongers Ltd. (Props – Kevin&Seamus Sheridan)
- The Gallic Kitchen (Prop – Sarah Webb)
- Llewellyn’s Orchard Produce (Prop – David Llewellyn)
- Paddy Jack’s Abbey Cheese (Prop – Pat Hyland)
- O’Donovan & Minguella (Len O’Donovan, Maria Minguella)
- McNally’s Family Farm ( Props – Jenny & Martin McNally)
- Ariosa Coffee Roasting Co. (Prop – Michael Kelly)
- J Hick & Sons Gourmet Food Ltd. (Prop – Ed Hick)
- The French Bread Stall (Props – Damien & Flo Cusack)
- Karuna’s Kitchen (Prop Karuna Ryan)
- The Real Olive Co (Prop – Brendan O’Mahony)
- Noirin’s Bakehouse. (Prop – Noirin Kearney)
- Crepes In The City (Props – Tine Cropp, Oisin Healy)
- Zestie’s juices (Props – Tine Cropp & Oisin Healy)
- Out Of The Blue (Prop – Brian O’Callaghan)
- J & V Rahara Farm Meats (Props – John & Valerie Beades)
- Denis Healy’s Organic Farm (Prop – Denis Healy)
- Piece Of Cake Bakery (Prop – Darko Marjamovic)
- The Sushi Hut (Prop – Lian Yi)
- Temple Bar Book Market
- Designer Mart at Cow's Lane
Piece Of Cake Bakery (Prop – Darko Marjamovic)
Croatian-born Darko Marjamovic has been baking in Ireland for fifteen years and travelling down to the market from his Lisburn base every Saturday for the past seven. Every delectible item on his stall is made from scratch, using local ingredients (at least 50% of them organic).
This master baker produces breads and baked goods with a signature flourish that never fails to surprise and delight. His scones, for example, are the biggest you have ever seen and contain dried fruits that you would never expect. Croatian specialites include savoury spinach and feta filo pie, wonderfully perfumed lemon polenta cake and sweeter than sweet baklava.
His staff will be happy to warm a great slice of quiche or potato rosti for you and his deep-filled apple pie is better than any your mother ever made. (Sincerest apologies to all of our mothers)
Temple Bar Cultural Trust, 12 East Essex Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
T: +353 1 6772255 | E: info@templebar.ie