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Experience the Essence of Ireland: ‘Poetry and Places’ Afternoon Tea at The Marker Dublin

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A notable addition to Dublin’s ever-evolving skyline, Anantara The Marker Dublin Hotel introduces ‘Poetry and Places’ – a novel afternoon tea experience intertwining the richness of Irish literary tradition with the country’s awe-inspiring landscapes.

Crafted under the guidance of Executive Pastry Chef Sebastian Ritzen and his team, the new offering is a poetic journey where each bite serves as a verse, narrating tales through flavors. ‘Poetry and Places’ pays homage to Ireland’s lush terrains and the evocative verses of its renowned poets. Ten meticulously crafted cakes and pastries depict local scenes, while accompanying lines of poetry acquaint patrons with regional folklore.

'Poetry and Places' Afternoon Tea at The Marker Dublin
‘Poetry and Places’ Afternoon Tea at The Marker Dublin

As guests traverse the western coastline, from Achill Island and the Ring of Kerry to the Wild Atlantic Way and Valentia Island, and make delectable stops at Kilkenny Castle and Newgrange in the east, they are transported to locales that inspired Ireland’s literary luminaries. Seamlessly blending culinary artistry with poetic interpretation, dishes such as Wicklow blackberry wine-infused tart inspired by Seamus Heaney’s ‘Blackberry Picking’ and a violet macaroon echoing Martina Dalton’s ‘Lilac’ elevate the senses.

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Alongside these poetic pastries, patrons indulge in delicate sandwiches, artisan preserves, freshly baked scones, and signature confections reflecting the hotel’s architectural motif, like the Battenberg cake, and paying homage to Dublin’s Guinness Storehouse with a chocolate and Guinness delight.

'Poetry and Places' Afternoon Tea at The Marker Dublin
‘Poetry and Places’ Afternoon Tea at The Marker Dublin

Executive Chef Gareth Mullins affirms, “When in Dublin, Anantara’s discerning guests seek to celebrate the diverse, indigenous flavors that Ireland generously provides. Collaborating with artisanal producers nationwide, we curate a selection of the finest ingredients, embodying the unique terroir of this enchanting country.”

To complement the culinary experience, a tea menu offers 16 premium Ronnefeldt blends served in traditional Wedgewood china, including exclusive flavors such as Cherry Cheesecake, Irish Chocolate Cream, and Irish Whiskey Cream, with seasonal additions throughout the year.

'Poetry and Places' Afternoon Tea at The Marker Dublin
‘Poetry and Places’ Afternoon Tea at The Marker Dublin

‘Poetry and Places’ is priced at $69 per person ($106 with Bollinger Rosé Champagne) and is available daily from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm in the Marker Bar & Lounge or on the Terrace, weather permitting.

For reservations, contact (01) 687 5104 or visit https://www.anantara.com/en/the-marker-dublin/restaurants/afternoon-tea.

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