Apache Pizza Dublin · Rathmines store
Where Apache Pizza Delivery Reaches in Dublin
This page lists the Dublin neighbourhoods commonly served from the Rathmines store and explains how delivery times are estimated. Boundaries shift with staffing and demand, so confirm your street by phone before you order. Call +353 1 497 5555 with your address and Eircode.
Delivery coverage
One store, a compact Dublin 6 loop
Apache Pizza delivery from Rathmines is built around a short, practical run list. Drivers work a loop that starts at Unit 4, Rathmines Road Lower and reaches out through Dublin 6 and the streets that sit right on its edge. That is why some addresses get a quicker answer than others.
The list below is the honest picture: which areas usually fall inside a run, what tends to slow a delivery down, and what to have ready when you call. Nothing here is a booking or an order — it is a guide so your phone call to +353 1 497 5555 takes a minute instead of five.
Rathmines core streets
Streets around Rathmines Road Lower and Upper, Castlewood Avenue, Belgrave Square and nearby terraces are closest to the store. Orders here often have the shortest runs because drivers stay inside a compact loop.
- Rathmines Road Lower and Upper, plus the side streets off both.
- Castlewood Avenue, Belgrave Square and the surrounding terraces.
- Apartment blocks with a clear Eircode and intercom code move fastest.
If you live on a laneway or a mews with limited car access, mention the best meeting point when you call. Staff know these streets well and will advise quickly — sometimes the fastest fix is a two-line description of where a driver can actually stop.
North-east of the store
Ranelagh and the Dublin 6 border
Ranelagh sits a short drive north-east of Rathmines via Charleston Road and Ranelagh Village. Many orders come from flats above shops and houses on the side roads off the main village street, and delivery there is usually straightforward outside peak hours.
During Friday and Saturday peaks, quoted times can stretch because drivers queue with multiple drops along the same route. If you need food by a set time, calling earlier in the evening gives the kitchen room to slot your order sensibly.
Variable by shift
Harold's Cross and Terenure edges
Parts of Harold's Cross and the northern edge of Terenure fall within a reasonable run from Rathmines Road Lower. Both areas mix houses and apartments along Harold's Cross Road and Terenure Road North.
Harold's Cross Road
Houses and low-rise apartments along the main road are the most predictable part of this pocket. A clear building number and door colour saves a call-back.
Terenure Road North
The northern edge is usually workable, but outer streets depend on how many drivers are on shift at that hour.
A street can pause
An address served at 18:00 might be held back at 21:30 on a busy night when the run list is full elsewhere.
One phone check settles it
Read out the Eircode and staff will confirm whether delivery is open to that address right now. It takes under a minute.
Dublin 6 and Dublin 8 pockets
Portobello, Rathgar and nearby pockets
Portobello and Rathgar border the Rathmines area and often come up in delivery questions from readers in Dublin 6 and Dublin 8. Some pockets are served routinely, others only when the run list allows.
Canals, one-way streets and match-day traffic near the Aviva catchment can all change the routing on a given evening. Give landmarks when you call — the canal bridge, Rathgar Village, a named junction — and staff can place you quickly.
How quotes are built
How delivery time estimates work
Staff estimate time from the current kitchen load, plus driver availability, plus the distance to your street. A quiet weekday lunch might be quoted in the shorter range while a wet Friday night runs longer. High-rise apartments, gated complexes and offices with reception checks each add minutes.
The estimate starts when the phone order is confirmed, not when you start browsing this site. Ask for the current figure, then plan side tasks around it rather than the other way round.
What tends to push a quoted time out
Peak evening load
Friday and Saturday evenings put the most orders on the same drivers.
Rain and road works
Wet roads and temporary closures slow every run on the list.
Unclear building access
Gated complexes, concierge desks and missing intercom codes cost real minutes.
A phone that rings out
Drivers lose time trying to reach you at the door. Keep the number on.
Match-day traffic
Routes near the Aviva catchment can jam before and after a fixture.
Distance from Rathmines
The further a street sits from the compact core loop, the wider the range.
Handover details
Eircodes, intercoms and driver handover
Deliveries move faster when the Eircode is correct and the phone stays on. For flats, share the block name, floor, apartment number and intercom code in one sentence so nothing has to be repeated at the gate.
For houses, note the door colour or a nearby shop if numbering is unclear. Meet the driver at the door or in the lobby where possible, and keep payment ready for handover so the rest of the run stays on schedule.
For flats
Block name, floor, apartment number, intercom code — in that order, in one go.
For houses
Number, door colour, and one nearby landmark if the terrace numbers are hard to read.
Alternative route
When collection makes more sense
Collection from Unit 4, Rathmines Road Lower suits boundary streets, tight schedules, and peak nights when drivers are fully booked. You skip the delivery queue and can check items at the counter.
Many locals on the edge of the zone walk or take a short bus ride to collect. Phone ahead so the kitchen slots your pizzas for a set time, and bring your order name and phone in case the counter is busy.
Delivery
- Best fit for streets inside the core loop and Dublin 6.
- Quoted time depends on kitchen load and driver count.
- Peak evenings and rain widen the range noticeably.
Collection at Rathmines
- Suits boundary streets and very tight schedules.
- You can check the items at the counter before leaving.
- Phone ahead for a pickup time on busy nights.
Unit 4, Rathmines Road Lower, Rathmines, Dublin 6, D06 N2F4. Open Mon–Sun, 12:00–23:00. Collection is a phone arrangement, not a counter-in-app flow — call +353 1 497 5555 and staff will agree a time with you.
How to check your street in one call
Dial +353 1 497 5555 and lead with your address, not your order. That single habit is the difference between a one-minute call and a five-minute one.
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First
Give your full street, building and Eircode before listing anything else.
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Then
Staff confirm whether delivery is open to that address at that hour.
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Next
List your items, and say clearly whether you want delivery or collection.
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Last
Note the total and the time, then keep the store number saved for next time.
If the answer is no for delivery, ask about the next available window or switch to collection. Either way you leave the call knowing exactly where your order stands — which is what the phone check is for.
Before you call
Questions about Dublin delivery areas
Three answers cover most of what people ask about Apache Pizza delivery around Rathmines.
Do you deliver to my exact street?
Often yes within the Rathmines and nearby Dublin 6 pocket, but confirm by phone with your Eircode because boundaries shift with staffing and demand on any given evening.
What slows delivery most?
Peak evening load, rain, and unclear apartment access. Clear address details and an earlier call both help, because the kitchen has more room to slot your order sensibly.
Can I collect instead?
Yes. Collection from Unit 4, Rathmines Road Lower, Rathmines, Dublin 6, D06 N2F4 is available Mon–Sun, 12:00–23:00. Phone ahead so the kitchen can set a pickup time for you.
Next step
Confirm your street, then decide
One phone call settles whether Apache Pizza delivery reaches your address tonight, and whether delivery or collection suits you better. There is no online checkout on this site and no form to fill in — everything is arranged by phone with the Rathmines store.
Unit 4, Rathmines Road Lower, Rathmines, Dublin 6, D06 N2F4
Mon–Sun, 12:00–23:00