From Lucy’s notebook
A Dublin café with
its heart in Ukraine.
Lucy grew from the food Mykola and Viktoriia remembered from home: recipes passed through family kitchens, made by hand and brought to a new neighbourhood.
Dublin 8 · Ukrainian café
Food made
from memory.
Varenyky, pyrizhky and layered cakes shaped by Ukrainian family recipes — served on Clanbrassil Street.
2024Lucy was founded
1,500+varenyky made weekly
14layers in the medovyk
Dublin 8Clanbrassil Street
A Dublin café with
Grandma’s cutletComfort, plated simply.
MedovykFourteen delicate layers.
Seasonal platesFamiliar flavours, changing rhythm.
1,500
Made by hand, every week
Folded one
memory at a time.
The team makes more than 1,500 varenyky each week — a quiet, repetitive craft that connects the café to generations of home cooks.
Mykola, Viktoriia & Lucy
The name came
from family.
The café is named for Mykola’s grandmother, Lucy. Her food and the hands of the family’s nonnas sit behind the idea: generous Ukrainian cooking, shared in Dublin.
Cakes built layer by layer
Come say hello
Find Lucy in
Dublin 8.
Lucy
6 Clanbrassil Street UpperDublin 8, D08 RK03
For the latest opening hours and service updates, check Lucy’s official website or Instagram before travelling.
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