The food and service were really good! Sausage roll had a delicate outside crispy crust and flavorful sausage inside. The homemade ketchup was the star of the show a bit spicy but not too spicy. Would highly recommend. The streaked bacon and French toast was really good and they didn't skimp on the bacon! Get reservations! We showed up without and had to wait a bit. Dogs were welcome in the outside seating area. Would definitely return read more

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Wonderful service and food! A great welcoming for our first time in Panama. Thank you Lady & William! The octopus was cooked perfectly! Happy Hour every day from 4-7 with great prices and full sized drinks! Sunday Funday with live music! read more

Simply perfect! The Turkish eggs are a delicious MUST. A cosy but gently bustling neighbourhood spot, beautifully decorated, with a fresh, hearty local brunch menu second to none. Superb coffee, too, and the nicest staff! read more

Lovely atmosphere in here and fantastic food. I had a beet juice and the Turkish eggs -- wonderful flavors and the perfect amount of food for me. The sourdough bread was toasted perfectly and was a generous portion. My partner enjoyed his black coffee and squash eggs. A delightful meal on a super sunny Thursday morning in the open air. Ahhhh. read more

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Honestly, bizarre and absurd behavior from the staff here. Though the food was excellent and a super cute place to go to. However, the hostesses behavior was appalling. My party of 3 was a walk-in, which they said was no problem and that they would seat as soon as they could at the bar. We were okay with that! The hostess about 15 minutes later, came out to say "the water is broken, the bathroom isn't running and we cant serve water so this is a hazard- we can only seat reservations". We were like okay.... well why can the reservations be seated and not us if it's a hazard? It was a clear attempt to get the walk-ins to leave. We proceed to stay waiting and we see the waitresses coming out with water pitchers for the other tables, the dishes being washed etc. So she was out right lying to our faces and turning away business for people who had no problems waiting. She comes out later to tell us "the water is slowly turning back on" and that they could seat us again LOL i mean what the hell. Why lie? we were willing to wait, it was just weird. the other people waiting were shocked. Maybe this is a cultural difference between the US and Ireland but I can't imagine being deceitful like that and willing to turn away business. Just say from the beginning you're fully booked. read more

Delicious breakfast in s cozy spot! We had the french toast with apricots and my fiance got the butternut squash egg dish. The only drawback was the bacon was American and I was expecting Irish bacon. But besides that the atmosphere (a real homey feel with cool art, odds and ends, and knick knacks) and service was great. read more

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Not sure where to begin... Bibi's is probably the best brunch in Dublin as well as the most beautiful cafe for miles around. They have a very simple menu: 5-6 things that change seasonally. They also have some baked goods, coffee and juices. The star of the show for me is their French toast. Get it with berries and hazelnuts. It's so decadent... it's by far the best in the city, no competition. They're also famous for their Turkish eggs. I believe they were the 1st place in Dublin to serve these for brunch. They only 'but' is their service. They're always nice by they can be a bit slow at times. It would also be great if they upped their coffee game...but to be honest, with the food being so good and the venue so cosy, it doesn't really spoil the experience. read more

I was quite disappointed with my visit to BiBi's, especially as I trekked half an hour across town, hungover, to have brunch here with the girls. We got there and were told there's a 30min wait for a table and they'd call us when the table is ready. We sat outside in the cold and waited. After 25mins a waitress comes out and asks us to please stand while we are waiting and there were still 2 parties ahead of us. Apparently people wanted to eat outside, something that was not offered to us earlier. At that stage, we decided to leave just as another staff member called to say our table is ready. So yeah, that system seems to work really well for them ... The service we received once seated was excellent. We were looked after with plenty of cucumber/mint water straight away; we ordered black coffee, mocha and a hot chocolate, hazelnut and peanut butter brownies and the black pudding on sourdough with poached eggs. The brownies were amazing but the egg dish I wouldn't order again. It was just okay. The people that were seated on the other end of our table (yes, we had to share our table) had the French Toast which looked much more appetizing. The interior is really pretty and although they are very busy, the service was very friendly and quick. I'd give them another go some other time. read more

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The owners of a bed and breakfast my son and I were staying in had a family emergency and graciously gave us funds and a recommendation for a local breakfast spot. Bibi's didn't disappoint. The squash eggs were delicious; a dish I still try to replicate at home 3 years later. read more

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Bibi's Café was a good surprise. Hidden in a peaceful street at the North of the Canal, no one would expect such a cute Breakfast place. Small and cozy, let me tell you that it deserves its rating. Nomnomnom, after a little walk on the canal, here I am on a sunny Sunday mor.... afternoon. First impression, the place. Very cute, a little girly, with a few 'weird art piece'. I like that :). The service was okay, the dishes reaaaally good. I had the poached eggs, which were good (and the cooking was perfect), my other half had the grilled cheese. Mamma mia, it was delish! Except that it became a little sickening at the end, maybe a little too much butter. However, the association of the chutney with the ham and cheese was really worth feeling a little heavy afterwards. The bread was exceptionally good, and the granola too (even if I like it with more cluster, less muesly-like. But I'm quibbling). To finish, the juice were tasty, but I can't get over the fact that despite they were made of the day, they were served in individual, single use bottles. Think of Mother Nature, good lord! Or maybe think of doing your own juices? Anyway, except for one or two details, this was a great experience. Thank you Bibi's café, next time I'll try to enjoy your cute terrace! read more

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Tasty food, maybe a little on the pricy side but certainly worth it for a treat at the weekend. I'm currently in the midst of a love affair with their ham, gubbeen cheese and relish pan fried toastie. Manna from a frying pan, that one. I've also had the butternut squash with spiced yoghurt and sourdough which feels virtuous compared to the poached eggs with bacon, spinach and hollandaise on a muffin. Tasty. Their coffee is good, and they also have a lovely selection of teas. However I have noticed that the tea can be a little on the weak side. They also do brownies; plain, peanut butter and cheesecake which are sticky and very rich. The place gets jammed very quickly at the weekends, and there can be queues out the door for brunch as it's a very popular local spot. I don't think they take reservations, so get there early, especially if you are a party of more than two! read more

This is the Sunday brunch I have been looking for - perfectly prepared french toast with a sweet syrup and stacked with bacon - served with a good strong coffee. it was fantastic. Junior chose the beans on toast - a less impressive dish which had him gazing wistfully at mine. A better father would have shared or even swapped but "nuts to him" I thought, he will treat this as a life lesson, I dug into my lovely bacon and toast with relish. ...no, we shared, though I did so grudgingly, it was really very good. For 3 of us, 3 dishes and 2 coffees the bill came to less than 30 Euro, which was very good and streets ahead of sister Sadie from a couple of weeks ago. Only thing I'd say is you should go early - certainly for a Sunday morn where the place filled up incredibly quickly after opening. read more

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This is about two weeks late however I wanted to be sure to post a review as my sister and I LOVED Bibi's, especially being tourists. First, it was our last day in Dublin and we wanted to find a quiet breakfast spot so we poked around Yelp. The reviews and menu looked good so we thought we'd give it a try. The food was amazing!!! We shared strawberry brioche French toast and poached eggs with bacon on English muffins (basically eggs Benedict). Both of us thought the food tasted so wonderfully and the presentation was perfect! The restaurant itself was adorable. The decor and set up was very cute, almost shabby chic-like. At first we definitely felt like it was clearly a locals spot and we felt a little out of place but the waitresses were very friendly. After we finished, we asked for some advice on where to venture out to for our last day in Ireland and a couple of them gave us great advice to take the train to Dun Laoghaire, walk around the beach, and have ice cream at Teddy's. We took their advice and had a wonderful last day in Ireland. I wish I could remember their names but thanks again to the girls working that morning! We really appreciated it!! read more

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I love Bibi's, the food here is great quality, fresh, wholesome and cooked to perfection. I've tried sweet and savoury and will keep coming back for more. The coffee is nothing to write home about, they could do with employing a quality barista on the weekends. But the eggs, the french toast, the scones, the brownies, the cakes, everything else is so delicious it makes me want to just sit with the paper and graze all day. It's usually busy so pop along early if you want to get a seat! read more

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This place is amazing. I am still dreaming about the Squash eggs w/ black pudding and coconut milk latte 3 weeks later. I live in NYC so it is really upsetting that I cannot eat here at my convenience. I definitely think the service was a bit slow but I was totally ok with that. I was not in any rush. If you are make sure you let them know when you sit. Also, this place gets packed! Make sure you show up right when they open or be prepared to wait a while. Lots of people got turned away while I was sitting outside. PS. They have an awning outside and it is just so nice to sit out there when it is raining. It was perfection and I think my favorite brunch meal EVER! read more

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Bibi's cafe was walking distance from our air bnb and we visited this location twice for breakfast. The path to Bibi's cafe involves walking through residential streets and may be a bit confusing if maps aren't your friends. There is outside seating as well as inside seating. The first time we went there, we sat outside and sat inside on our second visit. I liked that each table had a little vase with fresh flowers on it and the server immediately brought a jug of cucumber and mint infused water with drinking glasses for us. First day I had Turkish eggs and a coconut latte (as pictured). The meal was delicious but I was not a fan of the latte (I could not taste the espresso in it, just coconut). The second day I ordered sweet toast with strawberries which was also very scrumptious. The prices were fair, around 10 euro per breakfast entree and portions were reasonable. A tip for tourists like myself: seat yourself and when you are ready to leave after having your meal, go up to the cashier and pay for (do not expect them to bring a bill to your table). I definitely recommend you give this place a visit! read more

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This place really is charming; a genuine Portobello secret. My sister, who has lived in the area for years, only told me about it after I moved in near by. This was probably unintentional but I feel like I have now been initiated into the Portobello community, and I feel a little guilty sharing their secrets on yelp... Bibi's opens at 10am at the weekend and this is the perfect time to go; before the queue stretches out the door. Bibi's does breakfast and brunch well, better than anywhere else I have been. The menu is creative without straying too far from the familiar. I loved the poached eggs and black pudding with a chorizo hollandaise, a delicious twist on eggs benedict. Their coffee is excellent and the staff is attentive and friendly despite how busy they can get. I would recommend this place to a friend but they would have to move to Portobello first. ;) read more

How have I not been here before?! I'm not gonna lie, I'm a little bit in love with this place. It's a little like walking into a friend's kitchen - I just adore the cosy, nearly familiar neighbourhood feel of it. It's the type of place you could see yourself lounging for a long time, picking on their various baked goods for the day. Sweet mother are those good. They all have that homemade feel - crumbly and not quite perfect with dollops of good stuff on top. YUM. On this occasion, I had the pan-toasted sandwich with Gubbeen chorizo, manchego cheese and sundried tomatoes, served with a chilli creme fraiche. It was incredibly good. My friend and I then also shared the French toast...eeks... Also amazing. If I had room, I'd have rounded it off with a brownie, but I felt some restraint would bode well for the future... I only wish I lived closer!!! read more

Cute little cafe off South Circular Road. Been there plenty of times and each time I leave happy. Since it's in a residential neighbourhood, there's a very New York, West Village vibe to it, with whole families brunching on Sundays and pets playing around and bicycles parked outside. Interior is cosy and homely, with books on shelves and handwritten menu on the door. Food is wholesome and delicious. They change menu from day to day but some popular dishes will reappear on the menu frequently. Brunch there is a delight. I love the Brioche french toast and Turkish eggs (poached eggs in yoghurt and some lovely spices - quite strange but works!) and sometimes they do Mexican eggs which comes on a tortilla with salsa and the works! Loads of lovely lunch options too from salads to tarts, all with an unexpected mix of ingredients that's fresh and really tasty. If you're vegetarian, they can also prepare your food without the ham/bacon bits as everything is cooked fresh on the spot. But best is their own home-made cakes and bakes....the brownie is my ultimate favourite (which also comes in peanut butter and cheesecake flavours) They also do a lovely ginger/lime iced-tea/lemonade which rocks in this summer heat. Always jam-packed on weekends, so be prepared to wait for a table, as the place is small and last time I checked they stopped taking bookings! read more

I remember when this was a wee corner shop, how the area has changed! Situated on a quiet corner in a residential area in Dublin 8, its not something you just stumble upon, but I heard good things so decided to try it for myself. I've been for scones and tea, and the scones are unbelievable - 2 mini scones, with lovely buttery texture, served with a delicious and generous serving of jam. Enthusiastically I returned for brunch a few weeks later. Prices are a little on the higher side, but totally worth it for a weekend treat. I had the poached eggs served with roasted butternut squash, garlic yogurt, coriander and chilli butter with toast. As a vegetarian looking for brunch you are usually confronted with a boring option of eggs, some sort of bread and roasted veg. Hardly anything to get excited about. But I was when I ordered this, and I was not disappointed, my friend who was dining with me was particularly envious when he saw it arrive! And reader, I almost licked the bowl clean! The food and drinks are served on beautiful bluey-green earthenware crockery. The tea comes in a wonderful heavy orientalisme inspired teapot. The interior decor has obviously been carefully chosen to compliment the other function of this space - a boutique. It was a joy to dine here, and I'll be back. The only mute point was that the service was a little slow, and we had to chase up missing coffees/cutlery etc, but it wouldn't put me off returning. read more

I have been to Bibi's brunch for the first time this morning. The place is very beautifully decorated, there is a great style and diversity in the dishes. As it is very popular, I advise you to arrive before 10 or after 3 to avoid the long queue (the place closes at 4.30 pm though). The food is very good, I took the summer salad (12€). I must admit that there was too much sauce in the salad for my taste, and I couldn't finish the dish. Overall, good experience. read more

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I would say that Bibi's Sunday brunch beats every other place I've been to in Dublin, hands down and by a long shot. After wandering around the quaint streets of Portobello, we arrived around 1:45 on Sunday and waited just a few minutes for a table. Maybe it was because it was a Bank Holiday weekend, I don't know, but in no time, we were seated at a comfortable table in the back corner underneath a huge mirror. A bright, lovely, intimate space... Everybody I was with ordered something different, so I got to taste multiple items on the menu. We especially liked the grilled peach, mozzarella and rocket salad; the white bean and chorizo chili over toast (very generous); and best of all, the mushroom tart with a side of French green beans. It was divine and nothing was your standard brunch fare. I think it ended up being around 12€ per person, which I don't think is bad. I guess there were some hipster types, but really, what's so wrong with hipsters? Very friendly staff - they're busy obviously, but didn't seem harried, as brunch service often does. Overall, it was a lovely Portobello experience and I can't wait to go back. In fact, I don't think I'll ever go to brunch anywhere else in Dublin. read more

Cosily tucked in a quiet residential area, locals gather here with friends or with their brood to whittle away their idle hours in relative peace. Subsequently, it's often packed (though, it being small, isn't difficult to accomplish). We drifted in one lazy afternoon for coffee and a brownie (as we are wont to do). While we gave our order inside, I glanced around and quietly admired the wooden, homely interior and read the titles of the cookbooks perched on one of the bookshelves. The sun coaxed us to sit outside while we waited for our order. Roughly 5 minutes later we had our lovely coffees - the woman forgot our brownie, but we let it slide as we weren't charged for it & the sun had burned away any cares we tried to hold onto. On another visit, we had their peanut butter brownies - thick, rich; beautiful - we eagerly splurged on them another handful of times. Noms. read more

Have heard many things, was not disappointed! This place is definitely a gem and everyone knows it, so it's packed on weekends. We were lucky to arrive on a Saturday and get a table immediately, everyone else who came after us had to leave their number to be called when a table opened up. It's tucked away in a residential area, which gives it a nice atmosphere. The menu has a variety of brunchy goodness and everything sounds delicious. I got the brioche french toast with berries and it was heavenly: crispy, fluffy, sweet and tart and the perfect combo of flavors! Had a bite of the sausage rolls and they were also out of this world, the seasoning is on point, the flakey crust, the spicey chutney... everything just works. Also had room to try the scones and enjoyed them, a little dry but it depends on how you like your scones. Staff is very friendly and service was fairly quick considering how crazy busy they were, didn't feel the food or even the presentation suffered which was also nice. My Chai latte was a bummer, pretty much no flavor at all, just a mug of slightly-warmer than room temperature milk. The cucumber water is a little weird but I guess it depends on your preference, would like to have just normal water but they're fancy, I get it! Bibi's is fairly close so we will definitely be back. Because it's so popular we'd likely call ahead next time, it's difficult to just show up hungry in the weekend brunch zone and get a table so it doesn't have the convenience of being a spontaneous decision. Can't really fault them for being good, and having everyone know it, though! read more

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Fantastic little Cafe off Southcircular Rd. Absolutely worth the drive from Terenure. Great tasty wholesome food with an ever changing menu. New favourite coffee joint and Brunch haven. Hard enough to get a seat at the weekend. It is worth waiting.. Cutest open plan kitchen ever! read more

Love love love, The service, just excellent all the girls are so friendly and attentive. The food, outstanding the Turkish eggs are just the bomb and they hands down have some of the best brownies I've ever had. Cannot fault this place. Ex read more

Smoked salmon eggs benedict with fresh wilted spinach on toasted sourdough. Need I say more? But I will. Comfortable corner cafe on a quiet side street. Plenty of on street parking although I did arrive at 2:15 on a weekday. Casually furnished with a long farmhouse style table (good for large parties. I was solo so took a seat on the end) and about six Parisian style metal cafe tables. Service, food and ambience was excellent. €12 with a pot of tea. read more

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Lovely little cafe hidden away from the busy streets. Food was delish.... The only fault I had with the place (and perhaps it's just me), on the receipt a member of staff had written something along the lines of 'service charge not included'. I personally found it slightly offensive. If the service is good enough the customer doesn't need a reminder to tip! read more

Once upon a time the adjoining clothes shop was the centre of attention but now the Cafe is taking the lime light..but the question has to be asked..is it a shop or a cafe? The last time I was there, I was directed from the cafe into the clothes shop, which appeared to be closed for the day. Anyway, the reason I was brought into the clothes shop was because there were cafe tables randomly set up in the middle of the floor; the one I was directed to was strewn with new stock. So, tops, jumpers, notebooks and a calculator were set aside to provide seating. It was weird. However, once i spotted a seat outside and repositioned, it was a most enjoyable experience. The Cafe has really upped its game (I'm talking grub here, not it's seating plan) since opening. The food is arguably the best in the South Circular area. It just needs to decide what it is..one answer perhaps would be to extend the cafe and move the shop upstairs if that were possible? Anyway, if you decide to check it out, have fun finding it, it's off the beaten track. Full of hipster arty types who've made the exodus, but don't let that turn you off..the food is great, the staff are really sound, and the vibe is good..if you're sitting outside. read more

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The food was nice and seemed of good quality, but the service was slow and within 10-15 minutes of paying our 40€ bill the staff was asking us to leave. Heck it took longer than that for the server to greet us after being sat!! They even brought the next group back to our table while my purse was still open on the chair and I was trying to zip my coat. Can we get a couple minutes to finish our drinks and let the food settle before we hit the streets again?! Needless to say I did not feel like a valued customer. read more

From the moment we walked in I felt as though we were a complete inconvenience for this place. I honestly should have walked out seeing as though they found it necessary to finish their conversation before greeting us or acknowledging our existence however the girl I was with really wanted to try this place. Sat down with no words, two menus placed in front of us, waitress walks away. Cold, quiet reception broken up by the loud laughing and jeering downstairs where all the workers seemed to congregate before coming back up to main floor with an absolute look of depressed hatred for life on their face. Turkish eggs were just eggs on Greek yogurt for a pretty penny. I would hate to say over hyped and over priced but it absolutely was. Plenty of other better breakfast places with better food, better prices and better service. read more

One of those places where you basically share your table with the other people and if you need to go to the bathroom you need to refurnish the whole place because all tables are so close to each other. The food is nice, I've had butter squash and poach eggs. At first I was bit concerned why there's so much oil at my plate but then I've realised this is the essence of the taste. It was really tasty, although, bread could be bit softer. Overall good experience. read more

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I'm lucky enough to work close by to Bibi's - and frequent their take-away options for lunch. The space is just so comfortable - you feel like you're at home. And the food is stunningly delicious. Highly recommend their toasties - well worth their price, and incredibly filling! read more

There's great bunch spots in Dublin, that serve a million types of eggs with accoutrements. But BiBis does it a little differently, and arguably does it the best. The well-thought through menu has changes every week with endless variations on a theme - the ingredients of the seasonal salads and grilled gruyere sandwiches swap frequently, but other menu stalwarts remain the same, like the Turkish eggs and the chorizo baked beans. Even though the service can vary from the friendly to the absent, the peaceful location, the early 30s relaxed D8 crowd, and the food make BiBis the perfect neighbourhood cafe. read more

I'm hesitant to even write a review for Bibi's because I don't want the line to get any longer for brunch, but a restaurant this amazing deserves great reviews. I go to Bibi's almost every weekend for brunch and it is never disappointing. They change the menu often enough where there is always a new option, but keep the same general principles (an egg dish, a tart, a salad etc.) So far my favorites are: 1. The butternut squash--sounds weird but even my vegetable-phobic boyfriend loves it. Imagine all of the good parts of a spicy curried butternut squash bisque with all of the creaminess of Eggs Benedict: this is pretty much their love child. I'd also like to think it's healthy. **This is probably an incorrect assumption considering the mound of sourdough toast I use to sop up all of the sauces. 2. The tart--any tart that I have had here is amazing. I especially liked the smoked chicken tart, which was smoky enough to add flavour but not so smoky that I couldn't taste the other ingredients. 3. The brownies--These are the perfect brownies for someone who likes fudgey, chewy, chocolatey brownies. If you like cakey brownies--do those people exist?--then go somewhere else. I am personally partial to the peanut butter brownie which has swirls of peanut butter throughout. Word of warning: They do not take reservations and they get very busy on weekends so if you are nursing a hangover and can't wait it out, go somewhere else and save this for a different day. read more

Loved my visit to BiBi's café! Such a neighborhood gem! Came here with a group of 5 on a Friday around 11am. We were seated immediately (seriously, the luck strikes again!) as this location is on the smaller side, I was surprised we had such great timing. The menu is concise and organized, and yet, I had great difficulty deciding between the sweet Mixed Berry French toast, or the savory sausage pastries. One of my friends ordered the French Toast - so I opted for the sausages (score!). I also ordered a coconut cappuccino (AMAZE!) I nearly ordered another after practically downing the first (the only reason I didn't - was because I told myself I would pick up a bakery treat on my way out). Waitress was kind, and very helpful (we had to break some currency on her). On the way out, I picked up a cheesecake brownie (yum!) for 3.5 euro. I would 100% return to Bibi's if I returned to Dublin. read more

Great little coffee in such a nice location in portobello. Everything is so quiet you feel like you've left the city for Brunch. We went with a friend and had to wait about 15' for brunch but they take your number and call you when a table is ready. However not sure the place would be suited for large groups of people. Good was very good, had the classic eggs Benedict served with sprout&co juice. The highlight of the brunch was my peanut butter brownie. read more

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One of my favorite stop in Dublin * Love the food and the atmosphere is really nice and relax ...can really make your day read more

Like to fashion a 1970s tash and castratingly tight jeans? Ever pay over the odds for a vintage high Nelly? Only listen to unsigned bands? Then this is the place for you!! Hipster central this place is. Awash with cardigans and beards. What I can say about Bidis cafe is that it hosts the nicest lemon tart I've ever had. I don't even like lemon. I also sampled the stewed tomatoes on bread that was just under a tenner. It was OK. A bit pricey for tomatoes on bread. The service was excellent, always attentitive and welcoming. Bibis cafe doubles up as a Boutique which leaves space at a premium. We were squeezed in at the back and the tables feel like they're on top of each other. Not great for the aul Feng Shui. We were inches away from the hipsters next to us which made it impossible not to hear them having their own little Dawsons Creek moment. Some people eh? Overall the service is great, their selection of cakes, tarts and breads are great but the place feels a little uncomfortable and over priced. read more

If you are looking for a lovely place for breakfast, you found it!! The food is delish and the coffee is outstanding. Triple points because the have almond milk. The atmosphere is quite relaxed with a vintage/hipster flair. I really recommend the Turkish eggs or the ones with squash (heavenly). If you love bacon, the French toast with bacon is for you, it has tons of it! The cakes & pastries are amazing too. The only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is because they don't have a courtesy newspaper. Other than that, I love this spot. read more

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