The Tram was built in 1902 by Brill in Philadelphia. It spent most of its working life in Lisbon, Portugal. It spent some time in a museum in Colwyn Bay, Wales, before being sold and somehow ending up in a field in Mullah, Co. Cavan. The public can now see and enjoy this little slice of history in its new home in Wolfe Tone Square, Dublin 1. There is a sequence of photographs inside the Tram showing its journey from decrepitude to glamour. You can follow this journey and enjoy a cup of Brazilian barista-brewed coffee as you do. The Tram has now entered a new phase of its working life, as a café. Beautifully restored, softly lit, it is both quirky and nostalgic. We offer delicious food, cooked freshly each morning. The menu changes daily. There are hot and cold dishes, desserts and healthy juices. We aim to provide healthy but tasty food. You can grab a takeaway lunch and coffee, or sit down for your meal inside or outside. We also offer catering services for offices and events.
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