New owner Maya? Delicious ice.Not expensive. Recommend Ferrero Rocher topping. Nutella was also…read morefine!

I didn't even know that this place existed until I stumbled across it while out for a walk last…read moresunny Sunday. Similar ice cream enterprises are in Skerries and Donabate but I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that this imo is the best of the lot!! The place is lovely, the staff super friendly, prices very agreeable and the girlfriend and I both agreed, the ice cream better than the others. I went for the whip and dip (a big old cone dipped in dark chocolate) and herself went for pear flavour with an Oreo chocolate sauce. We will most definitely be back :)

Quaint little cafe. Really friendly staff. Good strong coffee and a selection of beautiful…read moredesserts. I got the apple and almond pie it was delicious.

I have been to Saint Germain a few times and have found the standard of food and service to be…read moreconsistently good. For a small homely venue they have an extensive menu that caters for everything from coffee and a scone or a light lunch to a full meal. It is always busy, which is a good sign! The prices are at the high end of average, but are worth paying

Soft serve, served with an array of sugary toppings. What more could you ask for? This place is…read morepretty good. We came on a Sunday evening and it had a steady stream of folks. I can't believe I'm saying this, but I would have liked some fruit as a topping option. Wow. It's true though. It would have been nice if there was some tables inside. And also, the place seemed to have been ransacked, and could have done with a good deep cleaning (around the window especially) and maybe a new lick of paint. Regardless, the staff did well taking orders and getting folks what they wanted. The ice cream was good.

I was really excited to come here. Like, I mean REALLY excited. Like realising Game of Thrones…read moreSeason 5 had just been leaked online excited. The queue was huge but from what I had heard about this place it was to be expected. But in fairness to the staff the queue moved pretty quick considering. I looked at the giant sundae type things they had on the wall. There was one which was called a Snicker Bocker Glory. It sounded incredible, indulgent and so wrong. I had to have it. I was with my cousin and her young daughter and I have to say the staff are pretty amazing. Super patient with everyone including the indecisive chislers. I got my Snicker Bocker Glory which had fresh whipped ice cream, Snickers ice cream, caramel sauce and bits of Snickers going through it. I have to say I was left pretty underwhelmed. I thought the plain whipped ice cream which seems to be their staple was pretty bland. The Snickers ice cream was again not what it should be. I think I had maybe 6 or 7 spoonfuls until I actually gave up. Maybe an off day for the ice cream makers? I dunno. But based on what I got I probably wont be back. The 3 would probably be a 2 if it weren't for the deadly staff, they really are great.

Been here twice and got the best banana split I've had in Ireland so far. I think the secret is in…read moretheir dark-red sauce and melted chocolate that they pour over the ice-cream! You get to choose two of your favourite flavours (had vanilla and coconut first time and then vanilla and honeycomb today), which are scooped over a split banana and then topped with whipped icecream, drizzle the two aforementioned sauces and viola, heaven on a plate. I did ask for some nuts on mine today and was told I couldn't have any on this dish. Umm what? You scoop the nuts with your spoon and sprinkle them all over my ice-cream, sounds pretty straightforward to me... I would have paid extra if it came down to it, but I was scared to ask after the lady behind the counter told me no nuts for me. Also if the banana was a bit more ripe, that would be sweeter! €4 for the lovely dessert. Perfect after a spicy Nando's lunch.

Went there today and left in a complete rage…read more Was asked what flavor ice cream, i replied toffee, it was for my 4 year old son, she then handed him the ice cream on a cone, which we didnt ask for, he wanted it in a tub as its not as messy, she took it back and put it into a tub and muttered something to her co-worker in some other language. For my second son I was served by the second woman wearing glasses, who was exceptionally rude from here on, she asked what flavour and then shouted TUB or CONE. I asked for a tub again, she asked if I wanted any toppings and I said chocolate, she put some chocolate sauce on it then my 3 year old son asked if could have some sprinkles, she refused to spread any sprinkles over it saying sprinkles go on before sauce, I said he doesnt care but she still refused, she then tried to charge me twice the price for it and i had to ask her why it cost twice as much as my 4 year olds son, she said it was a mistake and handed the cash back to me with out saying sorry or thanks or anything. In ireland we are used to people at least treating their customers with some sort of respect, but to behave like that and to refuse to put a couple of sprinkles on ice cream for a 3 year old child just simply beggars belief. NEVER AGAIN.

Things I loved: food, decor, prices…read more Things I did not love: long waits for anything as there were too few staff. Will 100% make a return visit, the breakfast plate was enormous and delicious but I'm hoping there are more staff next time. It ruins the whole experience. That's not to take away from the staff that were there, they were great!

GFP in Swords is my go-to place for breakfast/brunch when I'm on home turf. It's always buzzing but…read morethey will do their best to accommodate you and I've never had to wait for a table. Service itself is speedy but the wait times on the food itself can be quite long at times. Their sandwiches are great, served on really fresh bread. One of my favourites is the Dubliner Cheddar with red pepper, rocket and garlic mayo on pillowy-soft white batch...nom!! The brunch offerings that I have sampled have all been really tasty and their patatas bravas and sweet potato fries hit the spot nicely too. I love their tableware and the cosy décor and it's the place in Swords village that always first comes to mind when I'm in need of a pick-me-up after a night on the town. It's reliably good and my definite first port of call when in need of good coffee, cake or a stodgy feed after a session.

A great little cafe. Eggs benedict, Cafe mocca and fresh orange juice were great. Highly recommend.read more

Really enjoyed the friendly service and breakfast. We were able to find parking in the alley next…read moreto the restaurant. They don't take breakfast reservations but on an off season Monday morning, there were plenty of tables available. My husband enjoyed his toasted breakfast sandwich on sourdough which was a huge portion. My Irish breakfast was delicious and they accommodated my request to swap out the black and white pudding for an extra rasher. My daughter was expecting a much fluffier version of the Belgian waffles - we noted that the menu describes the meal as "Waffles with crispy streaky bacon" and she only had a single waffle with not so crispy bacon. But we did enjoy everything else and will likely return.

Cute little cafe inside a garden center. You do need to walk the entire center before finding the…read morerestaurant. Grab a tray, step up to the counter, and order some deliciousness. It was cozy, comfy, and a great experience for these visiting Americans.

We went here on the way back from a trip to Skerries when we realised we hadn't eaten in hours. So…read moreit was a bit of a gamble. First, you walk through the garden centre which was playing nice zen music. Then you snake along the garden furniture and you'll find the restaurant. They do soups (with gluten free bread), sandwiches, hot dishes like beef pie and cakes. I was told they had salads but we must have missed them as we were eating late. There is a sign up which encourages people with allergies to ask the staff for help and let's them know that they can check the recipe book if they are unsure what to order. I heard the manager remind one of the workers to make sure she changes her gloves when preparing the gluten free bread. This was a good sign. I had the parsnip and honey soup. It was very nice and had a deep flavour which was surprising as i usually thing parsnip is a bit bland. I also got a hot chocolate that was good and chocolatey. My verdict: pleasantly surprised

Love this place. Staying at nearby hotel - walking distance. So I've eaten here twice now. Fresh,…read morehealthy food at very reasonable prices. Homemade desserts toooo. I'd only say- ask if soup is puréed before ordering and I would pass on the raspberry sauce on the dessert- decoration). But yummy. And the walnut brownie was fresh and tasty as well. Oh and wonderful service sweet girls. Thanks for putting up with me.

Great cafe and the strongest coffee I have had in Ireland so far! Service was very attentive and…read morelove the antique plates that the food is served on. Definitely a home cooked place!

Most beautiful garden centre in Dublin Highly recommend for interior, outdoor furniture, Bbqs,…read morebeautiful and healthy looking indor and outdoor plants. Delicious food in cafe and food truck if you are near Malahide highly recommend place to visit

Ahhh, my 3 favorite pastimes combined in a lovely setting, not far from Malahide castle. The garden…read morecenter was very helpful with a special order plant request. Lots of housewares and gift options to peruse. Food was well done and delicious.

The Menu is Light but the Staff Accepts Requests…read more Very Nice Staff Price was Right on

the pancakes tasted gorgeous! loved every bit of it, was very filling as well! the way the bacon…read moreand syrup paired so well together was delish.