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This new café in Dublin is built inside a tram and it looks class

Vintage cool.

Apr 28th 2016, 8:27 AM 11,720 Views 7 Comments

A NEW CAFÉ has just popped up on Wolfe Tone Square, just behind Jervis Street Shopping Centre in Dublin city centre.

But it’s not just any kind of café – this one is built inside a tram.

And it has a gorgeous vintage look to it

tramcafe Source: Ciamh McCrory

Spotted by Ciamh McCrory and shared on Twitter last night, the Tram Café is a brand new establishment. Its website’s motto is:

Dine like it’s 1929.

Others have been in – and have given it two thumbs up

Enjoyed our trip to the new Tram Cafe in Wolfe Tone Park (Jervis St.) today - a welcome addition as far as I'm concerned.
— Eleanor Fitzsimons (@EleanorFitz) April 26, 2016

Source: Eleanor Fitzsimons/Twitter

And confirmed that they do sambos as well as coffee

@98FM Juat stopped off at the Tram cafe for a coffee. It's pretty cool (thought pricey for coffee). I can confirm they do regular sambos.
— Clodaghjane (@clodaghjane) April 26, 2016

Source: Clodagh Coffey/Twitter

DublinTown.ie found out earlier this week that the opening hours are already set as:

Mon – Wed 7am – 6pm / Thurs 7am – 9pm/ Fri 7am -6pm / Sat -Sun 10am – 6pm.

Details are sketchy on The Tram Café’s own website, but just on looks alone it’s a welcome addition to Dublin

tramcafe2 Source: Ciamh McCrory Twitter

The roaring ’20s are back – kind of

tramcafe23 Source: Ciamh McCrory

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This new café in Dublin is built inside a tram and it looks class