Roz Purcell opens her Café – and completely SELLS OUT

Roz Purcell has officially opened her pop-up cafe, and customers are loving it.

Opening at 8am this morning, Roz was forced to close the Café right before lunchtime.

The pop-up was such a hit with customers, that all of her dishes sold out, with Roz having to close up shop.

We are all sold out!!! Sorry guys, it was an amazing day thanks so much to everyone who called in I’m blown away by the support! Come early tomorrow to get your favourites!!!#naturalbornfeeder #popup @gillbooks @huntercomms

A photo posted by Rozanna Purcell (@rozannapurcell) on Feb 10, 2016 at 4:55am PST

The Tipperary model, turned author, will have her Natural Born Feeder Café open until Friday this week, at 140 Baggot Street Lower.

Opening the doors first thing this morning, the model was clearly chuffed to see queues out the door, with eager customers wanting to try out her recipes.

People were Tweeting pictures throughout the morning of their favourite dishes, and quickly everything was gone.

Opening shop this morning!!! #naturalbornfeeder #popup @gillbooks @huntercomms the queue outside was putting us under pressure ???thanks to everyone who has called in this far!!! Remember when it’s gone it’s gone!!! All taking for the capuchin day centre!

A video posted by Rozanna Purcell (@rozannapurcell) on Feb 10, 2016 at 2:39am PST

Delicious treats from @RozannaPurcell‘s #naturalbornfeeder shop. Healthy & for a good cause, great start to the day! pic.twitter.com/cpwL2oihPl

— Wilson Hartnell (@WilsonHartnell) February 10, 2016

Prices are also really decent.

Soups are €3, treats are around €2 and Protein Smoothies are €5, with normal smoothies at €4.

Inside you can also grab a copy of Roz’s debut cook book for €25.

The menu for @RozannaPurcell‘s @NBFBlog Pop Up on Baggot St. Good to go there now that creepy @evndoherty is gone. pic.twitter.com/Vx0or5DpOW

— Martyn Rosney (@martynrosney) February 10, 2016